Bed Breakfast La Fornace di Racciano San Gimignano - Siena

Agriturismo Cesani San Gimignano - Siena

La Lastra Siena Visit of vineyards
and cellar with wine tasting and light-lunch

Accommodations Subbiano

Accommodations in Subbiano, Arezzo. Selected charming accommodations in Subbiano like hotel, farmhouse, countryhouse at the best available rate.

Bagno a Ripoli (Florence)

29 km from Subbiano
Villa Valdarno 12 beds

Villa Valdarno is a typical Tuscan farmhouse located in a secluded and peaceful area in the heart of the Tuscan countryside, among vineyards and olive groves, and enjoys a privileged panoramic view of the Florentine Valdarno.
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- Why to chose it:
  - Pool

Greve in Chianti (Florence)

39 km from Subbiano
Villa Chianti 7 beds

Villa Chianti is a private villa for rent in Chianti area with pool and garden that can accommodate up to 7 people.
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- Why to chose it:
  - 3 Bedrooms
  - 7 Beds
  - Pool

Montepulciano (Siena)

51 km from Subbiano
Agriturismo le Caggiole

Immersed in the verdant countryside around the noble town of Montepulciano, that boasts ancient Etruscan origins, Le Caggiole Estate is perfectly located for exploring Tuscany's most prized treasures.
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- Why to chose it:
  - Wellness
  - Cooking Classes
  - Food & Wine tasting

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Subbiano: discover the surroundings

Subbiano
The history of Subbiano is closely linked with that of the Arno on whose left bank the town developed.
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Capolona (2 km)
Capolona, a city of medioeval origin, extends along the foothills of mountain ranges that determine the bend of the Arno in Arezzo
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Arezzo (12 km)
Arezzo is set on a steep hill rising from the floodplain of the Arno. In the upper part of the town are the cathedral, the town hall and the Medici Fortress (Fortezza Medicea).
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Travel Arezzo (12 km)
A fascinating area that includes Arezzo, Cortona, Bucine, Castiglion Fibocchi and Castiglion Fiorentino.
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Casentino (14 km)
Casentino area lies along the Apennine ridge in Toscana and Romagna. Its woods are considered among the largest and the best preserved in Italy.
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Bibbiena (14 km)
Bibbiena was an important Etruscan town then a Medieval castle whose Torre dei Tarlati and the Porta dei Fabbri still exist.
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Sanctuary of la Verna (14 km)
Sanctuary of la Verna in Tuscany is along the national road which rises from Casentino or from the Tiber Valley.
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Valtiberina (15 km)
The Tuscan Tiber valley ( Valtiberina) presents itself to the curious visitor as a huge mosaic of different environments, offering a rich multiplicity ofshapes, colours and perfumes.
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Anghiari (15 km)
Anghiari stunning medieval little town on sides of the hills between the Sovara and the valley of the Tiber.
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Sovara Valley (15 km)
The Sovara valley stretches along the stream of the same name which, after coming down the south-westerly side of the Alpe di Catenaia, runs alongside the group of hills known as Monti Rognosi.
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Poppi and Poppi Castle (18 km)
The Municipal territory of Poppi in the Valdarno Casentinese, extends for 97,03 square kilometres from the ridge of the Tosco-Romagnolo Apennines to the valley bottom crossed by the Arno.
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Loro Ciuffenna (19 km)
The town of Loro Ciuffenna conserves intact parts of its medieval architecture such as the bridge and the old mill which are attractions of the small town.
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Sansepolcro (22 km)
Sansepolcro is a pleasant and interesting town located on the plains of the Upper Tiber Valley, in the southeast of Tuscany, bordering Umbria and The Marches.
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Terranuova Bracciolini (23 km)
Terranuova Bracciolini is the last of the terra murata, built by Florence, still conserves the old wall and the towers from its foundation.
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Castelfranco di Sopra (26 km)
Castelfranco di Sopra is located between Florence and Arezzo attracted attention of scientists such as Leonardo da Vinci.
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Castiglion Fiorentino (26 km)
The inhabited nucleus of Castiglion Fiorentino was developed in the Etruscan period and the Hellenistic period. After the Romans conquered the Arezzo territory they organized agricultural production in the form of villas.
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