Castiglioncello

Agriturismo Castiglioncello will offer you a holiday in total relax, made of glimpses on the wonderful surrounding landscape and on the life of the animals that populate these woods. In our restaurant you will be able to try the thousands of flavors that the farmhouse offers and enjoy the flavors of ancient Tuscan recipes and all the taste of homemade food. Rediscover your energy and regenerate your senses, thanks to the marvellous colours that surround Castiglioncello, enjoy the view immersed in the cool water of our swimming pool.

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Our apartments and room will give you the opportunity to experience a vacation tailored to you, perfect for your times and passions, in accommodations that are at once colorful, comfortable and connected to the surrounding nature and the fascinating history of this place. Immersed in the scents, flavors and sounds of nature, without sacrificing comfort.

All our Guests will have the following services included in the price:

Private entrance apartments only in the apartments Noce, Ciliegio, Canicciaia

Kitchens with dishes only in the apartments Alloro,Canicciaia, Ciliegio and Noce

stove only in apartments Alloro,Canicciaia, Ciliegio and Noce

dishwasher only in the Noce and Ciliegio apartments)

microwave oven only in the apartments Alloro,Canicciaia, Ciliegio and Noce

coffee moke only in the apartments Alloro,Canicciaia, Ciliegio and Noce

tea kettle in the apartments Alloro,Canicciaia, Ciliegio and Noce

refrigerator/freezer in the apartments Alloro, Ciliegio and Noce only

refrigerator in the Oliva room and Canicciaia apartment

apartment/room cleaning weekly and end of stay

Towels and bed linen changed weekly,

mosquito net

hair dryer

iron

bathroom soap kit

air conditioning, heating,

Wi-Fi

Tables, chairs and sofas reserved in the shady courtyard

Parking.

Credit cards Visa, Mastercard

Paid services:

Laundry

Pets allowed in apartments Cannicciaia, Noce and Ciliegio (60euro supplement)

Refundable security deposit 250euro cash only

Transportation to station and airport, price to be agreed upon

Migliana

Migliana is a small Tuscan town in the heart of the Val di Bisenzio valley, which traces its roots back to Roman times, later experienced Longobard domination, and in the Middle Ages became a small center of the Conti Alberti estates. Perfect for horseback riding excursions or for tasting delicious specialties, such as necci (chestnut flour pancakes) or cantuccini with chocolate or almonds, Migliana is also at the center of a legend with many versions: the ruins of the castiglione di Migliana seem in fact to be linked to a love affair with a tragic ending, although the various versions disagree on the epilogue. All you have left to do is to let yourself explore the nature, the fresh spring and the mysteries of Migliana!
 

Bisenzio Valley

The Val di Bisenzio hides, behind its quiet and peaceful appearance, numerous historical curiosities: small mysteries, legends and intertwining historical facts, all to be revealed during your stay! It is from here that Garibaldi passed, trying to reach Genoa after the fall of the Roman Republic, and it is here that the writer Curzio Malaparte wanted his tomb; also in this valley passed the Gothic Line during World War II. During the Middle Ages, however, the area was part of the lands of the Counts Alberti, who, according to legends, did not open the gates of their fortress to the Supreme Poet, Dante Alighieri, when he sought refuge during a snowfall. Legend
has it that, for this reason, Alighieri placed the two Alberti brothers, who died fratricide, in the Caina of Hell (the place of punishment for family traitors), also citing the site of his misadventure:
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Florence (35 minutes)

Visited every year by millions of tourists from around the world and a UNESCO "World Heritage Site," Florence is an indescribable jewel, stunning by day, dreamlike by night, and definitely worth a visit. It is so rich in artistic, historical, naturalistic and scientific beauty that it seems like a single, immense museum that never ceases to amaze. In the city that symbolizes the Renaissance, you can't help but admire the great works of Giotto, Michelangelo, Botticelli, and Brunelleschi, and visit the Duomo, the Boboli Gardens and the Uffizi You can stroll on Ponte Vecchio, or enjoy the view of the city mirrored in the Arno from Piazzale Michelangelo. Florence: an absolutely unmissable journey into art and beauty!
 

Pisa (80 minutes)

Present and past, culture and history come together in Pisa, an ancient maritime republic and a city mindful of Galileo Galilei's studies. The three symbols of the historic center-the world's most famous Tower, the Cathedral and the Baptistery-embody its spirit and welcome tourists who visit the Campo dei Miracoli. Not only the center of Pisa, but the entire surrounding area is full of exciting sights and wonders to discover, such as the towers of Cascina, the Museo Leonardiano in Vinci-the birthplace of the Renaissance genius-and the Certosa di Calci, with its natural history collection and striking architecture.
 

Siena (90 minutes)

Siena's traditions, flavors and artistic heritage cannot fail to enrapture its visitors, in an atmosphere that is still entirely medieval. The Cathedral, recently restored and a superb expression of Romanesque-Gothic architecture, is a wonderful treasure chest of art treasures, and the Piazza del Campo, with its characteristic shell shape, is one of the most beautiful medieval squares. Among the many events that enliven the city, the most famous is undoubtedly the Palio, the most famous horse race in 'Italy, closely connected to the life of the city's contrade and with very ancient origins: the first Palio was held in the 12th century and still manages to transform Piazza del Campo with its energy and folklore every summer.
 

Lucca (50 minutes)

Lucca: a treasure protected by its walls, a city where there is still an evocative medieval atmosphere, full of magic. Nicknamed "the city of a hundred churches," it is splendid to appreciate by taking a bike ride on the walls, in the shade of centuries-old trees, or you can choose to visit its many museums, churches and palaces, which have been built there in all eras. Walking around Lucca and getting lost among its attractions is a journey into culture, archaeology, and art. Among the many masterpieces, you can discover the works of Tintoretto, Nicola Pisano, and Jacopo della Quercia, and the wooden crucifix of the Holy Face in the Cathedral of San Martino, or you can climb the 230 steps of the Guinigi Tower to relax in the roof garden at the top and admire Lucca and its hills from above. In addition, among the many artistic and cultural initiatives that enliven its center throughout the year, worth mentioning is Lucca Comics and Games, the largest exhibition of comics, gaming and animated films in Italy, and the third most important comics festival in the world.

San Gimignano (60 minutes)

This quiet medieval town, declared a UNESCO "World Heritage Site," towers on a hill with its unmistakable turreted profile. Walking in the shadow of its famous and beautiful towers is a unique experience not to be missed...along the Via Francigena, in the heart of the Tuscan countryside.
 

Pistoia (35 minutes)

Just a few kilometers from the most visited Tuscan cities, Pistoia knows how to give many pleasant discoveries to its guests. Intriguing is the possibility of visiting the city's underground: an evocative archaeological site, discovering architectural evidence from every era. Pistoia is perfect for those who enjoy quality tourism, away from the crowds: the "city of pulpits" is full of wonderful architectural expressions and fascinating views. Medieval alleys, tower-houses, churches, pulpits, cloisters...All to be discovered, at leisure!
 

Montecatini Terme (40 minutes)

Montecatini Terme is an oasis of health, beauty and wellness: its purest waters, unique in the world and rich in precious mineral elements, are at the center of a system of establishments, state-of-the-art therapies and beauty programs. Montecatini Terme is the perfect city to care for your body, beauty and peace, with many natural therapies and moments of magical relaxation.
 

Prato (20 minutes)

Prato is a city that has always been linked to the history of Tuscan affairs and textiles, and is a center of many nuances, perfect for all kinds of tourism. Among the many attractions are some of the most important Medici villas and the Museo del Tessuto, Italy's largest center dedicated to the art of textile production, within which one can discover local or exotic inspirations, secrets of tradition and cutting-edge technology, and unique tactile sensations. Visitors will also be able to admire a heritage of contemporary art relevant to Europe, taste Prato's famous almond cookies, or explore the fortresses and fortifications scattered throughout Prato's territory, once disputed between Pistoia and Florence.
 

Mugello racetrack (60 minutes)

The fifteen curves of the Mugello circuit are in the heart of every speed enthusiast. Watch a Ferrari event or Moto GP overtaking live, or become the stars of the track yourself. Discover the thrills and excitement of speed at one of the world's most famous and appreciated circuits, hidden among the Mugello hills.
 

Monteferrato Natural Protected Area (10 minutes - Schignano Visitor Center)

A hilly-mountainous area north of Prato, rich in floral and mineralogical fascination. Many floral species to be found, though hidden, sheltered from the wind and heat, and splendid fauna: grey herons, deer, roe deer, kingfishers, wild boar, are just some of the animals that inhabit these areas. In the hills of Monteferrato, it is then possible to find the presence of numerous disused quarries of serpentine, the "green marble" so much used in Tuscan churches.
From the Schignano visitor center (one of the three entrances to the area, the closest to Agriturismo Castiglioncello), it is possible to take one of the paths that descend to the bottom of the valley, and then climb up to the summit of Mount Javello, crossing places of great interest both for the landscapes and nature that characterize them, and for the historical particularities.
 

Suviana and Brasimone Lakes Park (60 minutes)

A park made of immense silences and woods populated by deer, but also a perfect oasis for lovers of bathing activities and sports, such as wind-surfing, sport fishing, canoeing and finned swimming. Spectacular landscapes, for a special "sea" with an alpine touch.