Experience-Outdoor-Tuscany
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We offer unique experiences for food lovers, sportspeople, history enthusiasts but most importantly for those who are looking for a truly exceptional time.
VALDARNO & SORROUNDING AREA
“Macelleria Giaccherini Di Pavese Maria” Terranuova Bracciolini- Butcher with restaurant, from bistecca to wagyu, choose your cut.
“Macelleria Ferrati” Reggello- Butcher
“Macelleria Pampaloni Enrico” Figline Valdarno- butcher with great homemade pasta sauces.
We’d be happy to make a reservation for you!
“Borroncino” Reggello- classical Tuscan food
“Casanuova” Figline Valdarno- Organic, homemade cooking with possibility of wine-tasting
“Andrea”- Pian di Scò- For tasty fish dishes
“Stagnino” – Reggello- For a good pizza or pasta
“I vesuviani” Figline Valdarno – Authentic Neapolitan thick crusted and fluffy pizza
“L’imperfetto” Figline Valdarno- Very good dishes for celiac guests, even pizza!
“Corte del Mangione” Figline Valdarno- Sicilian “arancine” and cannoli with a great roasted chicken -ask for lemon emulsion and oven potatoes
“Corte dei frati” Figline Valdarno- Sophisticated dishes with Italian flair, always a culinary experience to remember.
“La Cantina Fiorentina Di Felladi Mirko” Figline Valdarno- Winebar
“Mema” Figline Valdarno- Modern and vibrant ambiente, good wine selection
“Angolo dell’angelo” San Giovanni Valdarno- Cozy Restaurant run by a father-daughter duo. You can taste the passion for food coming from the kitchen.
“Shanghai” San Giovanni Valdarno – For those sushi cravings
“il Borro” San Giustino Valdarno – high end, luxurious Tuscan food and wines
“Le pietre serene” Loro Ciuffenna AR – excellent classical Tuscan food with some modern takes
“Osteria De’ Giusti” Ciliegi- Very good Italian cousine
Coop Figline Valdarno- Supermarket
Lidl Figline Valdarno- Supermarket
Carrefour Express Reggello- Supermarket
WINE TOURS & CELLARS
– Location: Via Cassia per Siena, 133, 50026 Bargino, San Casciano in Val di Pesa, Florence, Italy
– Overview: Antinori is one of the most prestigious wine producers in Italy. The tour takes you through their state-of-the-art winery, wine cellars, and offers tastings of their renowned Chianti Classico wines.
– Location: Via Poggio Bracciolini, 14, 52022 Cavriglia, Arezzo, Italy
– Overview: This cooperative winery in Cavriglia provides an opportunity to explore the winemaking process and taste a variety of wines produced in the Valdarno Superiore area.
– Location: Località Uccelliera, 11, 52022 Cavriglia, Arezzo, Italy
– Overview: Fattoria Uccelliera is a charming winery offering tours of its vineyards and cellars. Visitors can enjoy wine tastings paired with local products in a scenic setting.
– Location: Località Petroggnano, 42, 50022, Barberino Tavarnelle, Florence, Italy
– Overview: Casa Emma is a family-run winery in the heart of Chianti Classico. The tour includes a walk through the vineyards, a visit to the cellars, and tastings of their esteemed wines.
– Location: Via Provinciale di Mercatale, 291, 50059 Vinci, Florence, Italy
– Overview: Located in the birthplace of Leonardo da Vinci, this cooperative winery provides guided tours showcasing their winemaking traditions. Tastings include a variety of wines produced in the area.
– Location: Località Badia a Coltibuono, 53013 Gaiole in Chianti, Siena, Italy
– Overview: Badia a Coltibuono is a historic vineyard and abbey that offers guided tours of their cellars and vineyards. The tour is complemented by tastings of their organic wines.
– Location: Via Aretina, 9, 52028 Terranuova Bracciolini, Arezzo, Italy
– Overview: I Selvatici is a winery with a focus on organic and sustainable practices. The tour includes a walk through the vineyards, a visit to the cellar, and a tasting of their organic wines.
OUTDOOR
Poppi, Italy, is home to a charming zoo known for its diverse collection of wildlife, providing a family-friendly environment to observe and learn about various animal species. Visitors can enjoy a day of exploration and education while discovering the captivating inhabitants of this picturesque zoological facility. Location: Via Parco Zoo, 16, 52014 Poppi AR
Electric bicycles with pedal assistance are available on request, also with kid bicycle-seat. The bikes will be delivered and taken back free of charge:
MTB E-bike with front suspensions–50€ entire day
MTB E-bike with front and back suspensions–55 € entire day
You can choose to be accompanied by a private guide for half a day or a full day, who will accompany you along the setteponti road or if you want, you can take part in one of many possible tours (also available + transport to starting point).
“First hills of Chianti” MTB 85€ p.p., E-bike 110€ p.p. bikes included 20km 4 h
An amazing ride to Chianti Colli Fiorentini. Vineyards, olive groves, old villages, local farm with Pecorino cheese tasting included.
“Chianti classico Tour” E-bike 130€ p.p. bikes included 20km 4/5 h
Experience in the heart of Chianti, fantastic views on vineyards and woods, the typical square of Greve and local wine tasting.
“Offroad MTB Tour” MTB 70€ p.p., E-bike 95€ p.p. bikes included 15/25 km 2/3 h
Off-road technical excursion on gravel roads. Difficult climbs and beautiful downhills only for MTB lovers.
“Olive oil road” MTB 85€ p.p., E-bike 110€ p.p. bikes included 20km 4h
A beautiful ride on the olive groves region along a famous panoramic road. Olive oil tasting at a local farm included.
Noumerous hiking and trekking trails await you, here are just a hand full. You can find more of C.A.I.’s official trails on this website: https://www.lamiabellatoscana.it/2015/03/camminate-in-valdarno-itinerari-e.html
1) Path 00 of the Pratomagno ridge goes from the Crocina Pass (664 metres above sea level) to Poggio Uomo di Sasso (1535 metres above sea level) via the peak known as Croce di Pratomagno, where it reaches its maximum height (1591 metres above sea level). 20 km 6h
2) The C.A.I. Path No. 19 is the northernmost one in the area of our section. In fact, it starts from the municipality of Pian di Scò to lap the municipality of Reggello. 10 km 3h
3) The C.A.I. Path No. 33 is the longest. The more than 21 kilometres wind their way through hilly and partly mountainous terrain, which is very varied and highly scenic. The trail runs along real historical stretches of roads that were once the only ones linking the villages in the middle hills and the more mountainous ones. 21km 6h
Walks on horseback at “tenuta la selvaggia” over the pratomagno mountains.
The horse riding school Equiplanet (only 5 minutes away by car) offers group or single lessons for children and adults.
The cost for a one-day-insurance will be added to the lesson prices ranging from 3,50 € to 6,50 €
Group—50 min. 40€ / 30 min. 35€
Single — 50 min. 45€ / 30 min. 40€
The Arboretum of Vallombrosa is located in the Vallombrosa forest in Tuscany, Italy. Vallombrosa is known for its historic abbey and the surrounding natural beauty, including the Vallombrosa forest, which is home to the arboretum. The arboretum serves as a living collection of trees and shrubs, providing a valuable resource for research, education, and conservation. Established in the late 19th century, the Vallombrosa Arboretum is affiliated with the University of Florence. It was created to study and showcase a diverse array of tree species, both native and exotic. The arboretum spans a significant area, offering visitors the opportunity to explore and learn about various tree species from different parts of the world.
Visitors to the Vallombrosa Arboretum can enjoy walking trails through the forest, guided tours, and educational programs. The arboretum contributes to scientific research on forestry, ecology, and biodiversity. It also serves as a serene and educational destination for those interested in the study and appreciation of trees and their ecosystems.
CULTURE IN VALDARNO
– Location: Piazza Cavour, 5, 52028 Terranuova Bracciolini, Arezzo, Italy
– Overview: This museum is housed in the Collegiate Church of San Lorenzo and showcases a collection of religious art and artifacts.
Location: Via di Casamassima, 40, 50025 San Giovanni Valdarno, Arezzo, Italy
– Overview: Dedicated to the early Renaissance painter Masaccio, this museum is located in what is believed to be the artist’s birthplace.
– Location: Via delle Terre Nuove, 17, 52028 Terranuova Bracciolini, Arezzo, Italy
– Overview: This museum focuses on the history and traditions of the Valdarno area, including exhibits on agriculture, crafts, and local life.
– Location: Via XX Settembre, 55, 52037 Sansepolcro, Arezzo, Italy
– Overview: The house of the renowned Renaissance artist Giorgio Vasari, now a museum showcasing his works and personal belongings.
– Location: Via Nazionale, 112, 52025 Montevarchi, Arezzo, Italy
– Overview: Explore the fascinating world of paleontology with exhibits featuring fossils and geological specimens from the area.
– Location: Piazza Niccolò Aggiunti, 1, 52037 Sansepolcro, Arezzo, Italy
– Overview: This museum houses a collection of art and artifacts, including works by Piero della Francesca and other Renaissance artists.
– Location: Piazza Roma, 20, 52024 Loro Ciuffenna, Arezzo, Italy
– Overview: Housed in a medieval fortress, this museum features archaeological finds and exhibits related to the local history of Loro Ciuffenna.
– Location: Piazza Gramsci, 4, 52025 Montevarchi, Arezzo, Italy
– Overview: This museum focuses on the geological history of the Valdarno region, with displays of fossils and information on the local territory.
– Location: Piazza del Comune, 1, 52028 Terranuova Bracciolini, Arezzo, Italy
– Overview: Located in the Basilica of Santa Maria delle Grazie, this museum displays religious art and artifacts.
– Location: Piazza Vittorio Veneto, 3, 52020 Castelfranco di Sopra, Arezzo, Italy
– Overview: Explore a collection of religious art in the historic setting of Castelfranco di Sopra.
Location: Piazza Marsilio Ficino, 1 50063 Figline Valdarno
Overview: The museum houses numerous paintings by leading artists of 17th-century Florentine painting, as well as a marble sculpture by Gianbologna depicting The Head of the Redeemer. In the oratory it is also possible to admire, after recent restoration, an imposing fresco depicting the crucifixion and datable to the first half of the 14th century. There is also a collection of around 2,000 Arno cut stones, sculptures from the 16th and 17th centuries.
SHOPPING
– Location: Via Europa, 8, 50066 Leccio Reggello, Florence, Italy
– Overview: The Mall is a luxury outlet destination featuring a variety of high-end brands such as Gucci, Prada, Armani, and more.
– Location: Via Levanella Becorpi, 50066 Montevarchi, Arezzo, Italy
– Overview: Prada’s outlet store, Space, is known for offering discounted items from the renowned Italian fashion brand.
– Location: Via S. Maria Maddalena, 49, 52025 Montevarchi, Arezzo, Italy
– Overview: The Dolce & Gabbana outlet in the Valdarno region provides an opportunity to purchase items from this iconic fashion house at reduced prices.
– Location: Via Enzo Ferrari, 5, 52045 Foiano della Chiana, Arezzo, Italy
– Overview: Valdichiana Outlet Village offers a diverse range of stores with both Italian and international brands, providing a variety of fashion, accessories, and home goods.
CITTA'
Uffizi Gallery: Explore one of the most renowned art museums in the world, housing an impressive collection of Renaissance masterpieces.
Ponte Vecchio: Walk along the iconic medieval bridge over the Arno River, known for its shops and stunning views.
Archaeological Museum of Florence (Museo Archeologico Nazionale di Firenze): Explore artifacts from ancient civilizations, including Etruscan, Roman, and Egyptian collections.
Accademia Gallery: See Michelangelo’s famous sculpture, David, and other remarkable works of art.
Piazza della Signoria: Visit this historic square surrounded by impressive sculptures and the Palazzo Vecchio.
Boboli Gardens: Relax in these beautiful gardens behind the Pitti Palace, featuring stunning landscapes, sculptures, and fountains.
Palazzo Pitti: Explore this grand Renaissance palace, once the residence of the powerful Medici family, and now a museum complex.
Mercato Centrale: Immerse yourself in the local food scene at the Central Market, known for its fresh produce, meats, and a variety of Italian delicacies.
Galleria dell’Opera di Santa Maria del Fiore (Museum of the Opera del Duomo):Admire sculptures and artifacts from Florence’s cathedral complex, including Ghiberti’s famous Baptistery doors.
San Lorenzo Market: Wander through this vibrant market area, offering a mix of food stalls, leather goods, and souvenirs.
Palazzo Vecchio: Visit the impressive town hall of Florence, known for its medieval architecture and the iconic Arnolfo Tower.
Museo dell’Opera del Duomo: Discover more about the history and construction of Florence’s cathedral through the artworks and artifacts on display.
Museo Galileo: Delve into the world of science and astronomy with a vast collection of historical scientific instruments and exhibits.
Museo degli Innocenti: Visit this museum dedicated to the history of the Innocenti institution, showcasing art and artifacts related to the care of abandoned children.
Museum of San Salvi: Explore this lesser-known museum displaying works of art, including Andrea del Sarto’s Last Supper.
Leonardo da Vinci Museum: Engage with interactive exhibits showcasing the inventions and designs of the iconic Renaissance polymath, Leonardo da Vinci.
Piazza Grande: Visit the main square of Arezzo, surrounded by historic buildings, including the Palazzo delle Logge and the Vasari Loggia. The square is also home to the annual Giostra del Saracino, a medieval jousting tournament.
Basilica of San Francesco: Explore this church, famous for its Cappella Bacci frescoes by Piero della Francesca, depicting the Legend of the True Cross.
Arezzo Cathedral (Cattedrale dei Santi Pietro e Donato): Admire the beautiful cathedral and its impressive stained glass windows, as well as the medieval architecture.
Petrarch’s House (Casa del Petrarca): Visit the former home of the renowned Italian poet Petrarch, now a museum dedicated to his life and works.
Museum of Medieval and Modern Art (Museo Statale d’Arte Medievale e Moderna): Explore this museum housed in the Bruni-Ciocchi-Biagini Palace, featuring a collection of medieval and Renaissance art.
Vasari House: Discover the residence of the famous Renaissance artist Giorgio Vasari, which is now a museum showcasing his works and personal belongings.
Arezzo Archaeological Museum (Museo Archeologico Mecenate): Learn about Arezzo’s ancient history with a collection of artifacts from the Etruscan and Roman periods.
Casa Ivan Bruschi: Visit the home of the art collector Ivan Bruschi, now a museum displaying his eclectic collection of art and antiques.
Antiques Fair (La Fiera Antiquaria): If visiting on the first weekend of the month, explore one of the oldest antique fairs in Italy, held in the historic center of Arezzo.
Medici Fortress (Fortezza Medicea): Take a stroll to the Medici Fortress, offering panoramic views of Arezzo and the surrounding countryside.
Saracino medieval festival : The Giostra del Saracino in Arezzo is a medieval jousting tournament held twice a year, featuring costumed knights representing different city districts. Participants skillfully aim their lances at a rotating wooden target resembling a Saracen, showcasing the city’s rich historical and cultural heritage. This vibrant event attracts locals and visitors alike, celebrating the spirit of medieval chivalry and camaraderie.
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