Things To Do
Siena
Siena is a charming medieval city in the heart of Tuscany, known for its preserved Gothic architecture The historic city is merely 15 minutes from Villa Catignano It is home to the beautiful Duomo di Siena, Piazza del Campo, as well as the oldest bank in the world, Monte dei Paschi, which has been operating continuously since 1472 Recommended Trattoria: Osteria il Carroccio Antica Trattoria Papei Ristorante la Finestra Recommended Restaurants: Ristorante Casa Tua Casato Ristorante Wine Bar Ristorante Tar-Tufo Parking: Please keep in mind that the city's historic center is a designated traffic restricted zone (ZTL), and driving within the city center is strictly forbidden. Convenient free parking can be found at numerous parking lots ("parcheggio") just outside the ZTL.
Wine Tours & Wine Tastings
Explore Tuscany's Iconic Wine Regions Chianti Classico: Nestled between Florence and Siena, the Chianti Classico region is the heart of Tuscany’s winemaking tradition. Known for its ruby-red Sangiovese-based wines, this area is dotted with historic castles, stone villages, and rolling vineyards. Expect bright acidity, cherry notes, and earthy elegance in every glass. Brunello di Montalcino: South of Siena, the hilltop town of Montalcino produces Brunello, one of Italy’s most prestigious wines. Made from 100% Sangiovese Grosso grapes, Brunello di Montalcino is bold, age-worthy, and complex — offering deep flavors of dark fruit, tobacco, and spice. Vino Nobile di Montepulciano: East of Siena lies Montepulciano, home to Vino Nobile, a refined red wine crafted primarily from a local clone of Sangiovese called Prugnolo Gentile. Elegant and smooth, it balances structure with softness, often revealing notes of plum, leather, and wild herbs.
Pasta Making Class
Try your hand at making handmade pasta and tiramisu at one of the many Tuscan cooking classes in Siena
San Gimignano
A perfect day-trip Perched on a hilltop surrounded by vineyards and olive groves, San Gimignano is a perfectly preserved medieval town famous for its stunning skyline of ancient towers. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, it offers a glimpse into 13th-century life with cobbled streets, Gothic architecture, and breathtaking views. Don’t miss a taste of Vernaccia di San Gimignano, the region’s signature white wine, or the award-winning gelato in Piazza della Cisterna.
Montalcino
Another great day-trip Montalcino, a historic hilltop town in southern Tuscany, is internationally renowned as the birthplace of Brunello di Montalcino—one of Italy’s most prestigious and age-worthy red wines. Produced exclusively from 100% Sangiovese grapes cultivated in the region’s unique microclimate and diverse soils, Brunello reflects the depth, elegance, and character of its origin. Beyond its enological significance, Montalcino offers visitors a rich cultural tapestry of medieval architecture, panoramic views, and a centuries-old winemaking tradition.
Terme di Saturnia - Parco Termale
Saturnia Hot Springs are natural thermal springs renowned for their warm, mineral-rich waters and stunning natural setting. These springs have been cherished since Roman times for their healing properties and relaxing effects. Visitors can enjoy soaking in the cascading pools surrounded by lush countryside, making Saturnia a perfect destination for wellness and nature lovers seeking rejuvenation in a serene environment. Advanced bookings are highly recommended.