Immersed in the stunning nature of Tuscany's Valtiberina, a short distance from the village, you can enjoy a variety of activities, from sports to relaxation, making it the ideal destination for a weekend getaway or a leisurely vacation with loved ones.
Experience the charm of a recently renovated farmhouse, offering self-contained accommodations with a kitchen, private parking, and a secure outdoor space for both kids and pets to enjoy.
Paolo...the Owner
A relaxing double room with a wrought-iron bed adorned in gold leaf, reflecting the rich Tuscan heritage. A classic walnut desk and satellite TV complement the space. Enjoy the shaded tranquility and views of the centuries-old trees. A baby cot can be provided. Original exposed wooden beams add to the room's charm.
A room designed for romantic getaways, adorned in colors reminiscent of lavender flowers. The curtains, featuring traditional Tuscan lace, pay homage to the meticulous local craftsmanship of natural fibers and the art of artisanal glass decoration. Baby cot available upon request. A walnut desk, satellite TV, and exposed beam ceilings complete the furnishings.
A cozy room for young travelers, featuring nature-inspired colors. With a twin bed, vintage desk, and satellite TV, it's perfect for up to 2 young guests. Original exposed beams add a rustic charm.
Just a short distance from Anghiari, easily reachable by car, bus, bike, or even on foot, you can find beautiful villages like Sansepolcro and Monterchi. In just half an hour by car, you can reach Arezzo, a city rich in events, museums, and churches worthy of the Italian Renaissance.
The exceptional quality of the local produce, available in the region's numerous traditional restaurants, is something that cannot be forgotten.
Intrepida takes place in Anghiari on the roads used for a battle that took place on the 29th June 1440 and was later celebrated by the artist Leonardo da Vinci in his now lost painting: The Battle of Anghiari.
It is a non-competitive bicycle ride divided into three different routes (classic 42 km, long 85 km, intrepid 120 km) open exclusively to participants with vintage bikes and historically appropriate clothing.
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The Museo Civico di Sansepolcro is an important museum institute in Sansepolcro, which houses some of the most prestigious works by Piero della Francesca.
The museum has ten exhibition rooms distributed between the ground floor and the first floor; the basement is also an integral part of the itinerary.
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One of the most extraordinary and enigmatic works of the Italian Renaissance, Piero della Francesca’s Madonna del Parto is preserved in Monterchi, the splendid medieval village in the province of Arezzo, in the Tuscan Tiber Valley.
We do not know who commissioned it, when it was painted, or even why Piero was chosen to create it. The only connection between the artist and Monterchi is that it was where his mother, Monna Romana, was born. This detail has led to some rather romanticized interpretations that in its theme see a tribute to her death.
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Arezzo is one of the most beautiful cities in Tuscany. Its origins date back to the Etruscan and Roman eras, of which numerous testimonies have been found, including the Roman Amphitheatre.
The historic centre still retains its medieval charm. The 13th century walls are still visible in some areas, particularly near the imposing 16th century Medici Fortress. The historic centre still retains its medieval charm: alleys and lanes, buildings with exposed brick, old shops and an atmosphere rich in history.
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Tuscany - Italy
