located at 1,5 km d'Il Rifugio Dei Sogni

Volterra is a city of Etruscan origin. The Etruscans began to settle on the heights of Velathri (formerly Volterra) from the 8th century BC. The city then experienced rapid and significant economic development linked to the copper and silver ores present in the region. The town still proudly retains its Etruscan origins today

Located at 60 km d'Il Rifugio Dei Sogni

Siena is the embodiment of the medieval city. Transposing their rivalry with Florence to the urban level, its inhabitants have pursued a Gothic dream through time and have managed to keep their city the aspect acquired between the 12th and 15th centuries. At that time, Duccio, the Lorenzetti brothers and Simone Martini traced the paths of Italian and, more broadly, European art. The entire city, built around Piazza del Campo, was conceived as a work of art integrated into the surrounding landscape.

Located at 65 km d'Il Rifugio Dei Sogni

Pisa is an Italian city of about 90,000 inhabitants, the capital of the province of the same name in Tuscany. It is famous worldwide mainly for its leaning tower. It is crossed by the Arno river and located on Via Aurelia. Among the most important monuments of the city, on the famous Square of Miracles declared World Heritage Site (today called Piazza Duomo), rises the cathedral built in marble between 1064 and 1118, in Romanesque style, with its bronze portals by Bonanno Pisano and the pulpit by Giovanni Pisano. In the square, the famous 12th century Leaning Tower, 55 meters high, began to lean immediately after its construction. In fact, most of the buildings from this period leaned due to the particularly loose soil.

Located at 30 km d'Il Rifugio Dei Sogni

The historic center of San Gimignano is situated on a hill, dominating the surrounding landscape. In the Middle Ages, due to its location in the Val D'Elsa, 56 km south of Florence, the city was an important relay point for pilgrims traveling to or from Rome via Via Francigena. The historic center of San Gimignano is a cultural site of exceptional value, given that it has preciously preserved its architectural homogeneity and its original urban layout. The buildings inside the double wall belt provide a shining example of medieval architecture, influenced by the styles of Florence, Siena and Pisa from the 12th to the 14th century.

Located at 40 km d'Il Rifugio Dei Sogni

The Marina di Cecina is a magnificent destination with these beautiful beaches, its coastline with pine forests which offer serenity and leisure for children. The pine forests which occupy a total area of ​​400 hectares extend along the coast for more than 15 km, they constitute the biogenetic natural reserve of Tomboli Cecina.

Located at 75 km d'Il Rifugio Dei Sogni

Florence is without a doubt one of the most beautiful cities in Italy. Alone, it brings together 25% of the works of Italian artistic heritage! We cannot speak of Florence without mentioning the Medici family, who reigned supreme throughout the Renaissance. From this dynasty and its rich past, the city jealously retains all the attractions. This famous Tuscan family largely contributed to the evolution of the city by intervening on culture, economy and politics. The city has never lacked personalities (artists, politicians) during this key period in the history of Tuscany. Florence has also preserved its charm for centuries. It is surrounded by green countryside.