Bagno Vignoni: Tiny and charming village in the heart of Tuscany in the center of which stands the "Square of the springs" that is a rectangular tank containing the original source of thermal water that comes out from the steaming underground water of about 50 ° whose waters are used for spa treatments.

Montalcino: Village perched on a hill on which stands the mighty fortress of the fourteenth century of pentagonal structure. A locality celebrated for the production of the famous Brunello and Rosso di Montalcino.

Montepulciano: Medieval village of Etruscan origin enclosed within 3 rings of walls, surrounded by an agricultural landscape covered by olive trees and rich vineyards from which we can obtain the Vino Nobile of Montepulciano and Vino Rosso (red vine).

Pienza: The harmony of the hills and the countryside of the “Crete Senesi” as a background to the gorgeous view of Pienza whose history is closely tied to that of Enea Silvio Piccolomini (Pope Pius II) and the production of typical pecorino cheese.

Siena: Capital of the province, surrounded by olive trees and vineyards of Chianti, Siena is one of the most beautiful cities of Tuscany , on the top of 3 hills, rich in art, culture, sports, good food and drink. It’s remembered for the Palio, a competition that makes a historic medieval spectacular event, the most important event in Italy.

San Quirico d'Orcia: Ancient village of Etruscan origin which has the jewel of a sixteenth-century Italian garden of geometric shapes, which became famous for the residence of Frederick of Swabia 1 called Barbarossa, historical meeting commemorated every year with the appropriate party.

Rocca d'Orcia: Village of Castiglione d 'Orcia with the nameTENTENNANO, it’s an intact medieval village of ancient rural origins built around the years 1100-1200, it’s immersed in a still bitter territory that is a continuous range of colors.

Monte Amiata: Ancient volcanoe that is now extinct, from the top of it dominate the surrounding valleys of 1,738 meters height, boasts the largest and most impressive views across central Italy and thanks to its placement gives the opportunity to ski for the whole winter.

Monte Oliveto Maggiore: In the middle of the :”Crete Senesi”, the huge religious complex looks like the big benedictine abbeys, a place full of artistic beauties like the important cycle of frescoes and spirituals. Architecturally, the monastery is situated on a hill covered with cypresses and it’s composed by buildings built between the XIV and the XII century. On the buildings there is the imposing romanesque-gothic bell tower.

Sant'Antimo: It’s a monastic complex that is situated near Montalcino, one of the most beautiful monuments of romanesque style grounded by Carlo Magno where today we can still hear the Gregorian music sung by the monks that live there.

Campagna toscana: It’s a territory caracterised by many hills whose symbol is the cypress, a tree that is always green, and that is the synonym of immortality and fertility. With the change of Seasons there is a continuous changing of colours, from the grayish-brown of the plowed soil in autumn, to the spring green of the cereal plants, and also the deep yellow of the grain in the summer.