Agriturismo Conca Verde

ACTIVITIES NEARBY

Our pool and what can I do in Tuscany

The artistic, historical and cultural heart of Tuscany is Florence. The location of the Agriturismo Concaverde is ideal to combine the relaxation of the country farm life with cultural visits in the city. You can easily reach (with a taxi, using the tramway or with your car) the historic center with its palaces, its streets, its markets and visit the world-famous monuments and museums. You can even decide to combine the cultural path and relaxation on the same day deciding to visit the city in a day and spend the afternoon on our farmhouse.

THE POOL

Our pool misures 14x7 meters and is open all summer (from 15th May to 15th October)

WHAT CAN I DO NEARBY?

Nearby cities and activities in Tuscany

Florence

Chianti Hills

Siena

Florence, the capital of Tuscany, is home to many masterpieces of Renaissance art and architecture.

The Chianti Hills are a short mountain range straddling the provinces of Siena, Florence and Arezzo that mark the eastern border of the Chianti region with the Valdarno and Val di Chiana.

The city is universally known for its large historical, artistic, landscape and for its substantial stylistic unity of medieval urban furniture, as well as for the famous Palio.

Food and wine Tour

The Concaverde Farmhouse is located right in Via di Mosciano which is part of the Chianti Colli Fiorentini wine route and from here you can start your food and wine tour
of Tuscany.

Pisa

San Gimignano

Lucca

Pisa is an Italian city in Tuscany known for its famous leaning tower. Already off-axis upon its completion, in 1372, the 56 m high white marble cylinder is none other than the bell tower of the marble Romanesque cathedral that rises next door, in Piazza dei Miracoli.

For the characteristic medieval architecture of its old town it has been declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO.

Famous for its historical monuments, it is one of the few capitals to preserve the historic center, rich in ancient structures of various eras, completely surrounded by a sixteenth-century wall as a whole integrates and almost unchanged over the centuries.