Info and Description: Agriturismo near Firenze in Toscana, Figline Valdarno

A family-run agritourism reality immersed in the green Chianti Hills, just 25 km from Florence.

The farmhouse offers accommodation in authentic Tuscan style, surrounded by 7 hectares of farm on which there are vineyards, olive groves, vegetable gardens and oak woods. 

Guests will have the opportunity to immerse themselves in the most... See More

A family-run agritourism reality immersed in the green Chianti Hills, just 25 km from Florence.

The farmhouse offers accommodation in authentic Tuscan style, surrounded by 7 hectares of farm on which there are vineyards, olive groves, vegetable gardens and oak woods. 

Guests will have the opportunity to immerse themselves in the most authentic rural tradition of Tuscany, characterized by living off the fruits produced with the labor of these rich and ancient lands. A great strength is total self-sufficiency: electricity is produced by photovoltaic panels, heating is provided by a boiler fueled by wood from our forest, and a well meets the needs of external water supply.

The Podere is located in the Chianti Hills, between Greve in Chianti and Figline Valdarno, in a convenient and strategic starting point for visiting the most beautiful and historically important cities of Tuscany, first of all Florence.

The identity of the farm is composed of rural tradition and a cultural soul linked to the ancient knowledge of the Florentine arts, which is why it offers the opportunity to book numerous experiences, such as courses and demonstrations of arts and crafts, both at the facility and directly in the workshops. 

THE AREA

Figline Valdarno is famous for its historic center, its medieval city walls and its ancient origins dating back to 1109. The large and distinctive Piazza Marsilio Ficino owes its name to the humanist philosopher who made a fundamental contribution to the Renaissance. Here is the Collegiate Church of Santa Maria, founded in the mid-1200s, containing works of art by De Magistris and Luca della Robbia. Parts of the ancient walls from 1350, including the ancient watchtowers, can be seen in Figline. The Museo Casa della Civiltà Contadina in Gaville offers a very interesting insight into rural life, thanks to a display of more than 6,000 objects.

Greve in Chianti is the heart of the "Chianti Classico" wine area. In the center of the village is the market square, surrounded by arcades with numerous historic stores, artisan workshops, wine shops and restaurants. In the center is a statue of the great explorer Giovanni da Verrazzano, a native of here, famous for having explored the coast of North America in 1524, reaching first the area where New York City now stands.

At the charming medieval village of Montefioralle the birthplace of Amerigo Vespucci is distinguishable.