VALDARNO
Autumn-Winter 2015
ACTIVITIES FINE LIVING HIDDEN GEMS FLAVORS
Locanda & Fattoria
Cooking classes
Organic Estate
-extra virgin olive oil -wine & tastings -vegetables -honey
CafĂŠ & Lunch Dinner Menu Events *Reservation required*
TESTIMONIALS
SALVATORE FERRAGAMO IL BORRO RELAIS & CHATEAUX
The Ferragamo family has had roots in the Valdarno area since 1993, when they bought Il Borro, a village and estate that is really one of a kind. Salvatore Ferragamo is in charge of hospitality and particularly Borro wines, including Pian di Nova, Polissena and Borro, which are prized and exported throughout the world. “Surely the winemaking potential of this region, which extends from the mountains to the Arno valley, makes Valdarno special” Salvatore Ferragamo notes “It offers the optimal pedoclimatic conditions to produce multiple types of wine”. He also proves to be a connoisseur of traditional local food: “Try the San Giovanni Valdarno style stew, perhaps with a glass of Borro”. Along with his family, he truly experiences the region in all of its facets.
ANDREA BENELLI
Salvatore Ferragamo in the cellar of Il Borro
“I love riding my road bike on via dei Setteponti”. This road amongst the hills, which in ancient times was called Cassia Vetus and linked Fiesole to Arezzo, offers amazing panoramic views of the valley and leads to the discovery of artistic and cultural treasures along the way, such as the Soffena Abbey in Castelfranco, the picturesque village of Loro Ciuffenna and the bridge at Ponte a Buriano at the doors of Arezzo, where you can view the bridge painted by Leonardo da Vinci in the background of the Mona Lisa.
AGRITURISMO PETROGNANO
Winner of the gold medal in skeet shooting at the Athens Olympics in 2004, Andrea Benelli reveals his great passion for outdoor life: “I take advantage of every opportunity to be close to nature. Here near Agriturismo Petrognano, we have the great luck of having the splendid Vallombrosa Abbey that is definitely worth a visit, as well as the Vallombrosa nature reserve with the Arboreta, which are some of the most important in all of Europe”.
It is a very beautiful area for hiking or simply enjoying some time outside and perhaps an excellent lunch made with genuine products in the area’s traditional restaurants, such as the Santa Caterina. “Another area that I also like is on the other side of the Valdarno around Montozzi Castle, close to Pergine, which offers splendid panoramic views.”
Montozzi Castle owned by Bartolini Baldelli family
Photo by Massimiliano Naldoni
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PALEONTOLOGY MUSEUM - THE ORIGINS OF VALDARNO Located in a splendid fourteenth-century Franciscan convent surrounding a cloister with traces of age-old frescoes, the Montevarchi Paleontology Museum - with an annexed archeology section - was born in the early nineteenth century as part of the activities of the Valdarno Academy of Poggio. The initial group of fossils consisted of findings from the Valdarno region. In 1829, the museum was definitively opened to the general public and since then the exhibits have expanded significantly. The new exhibit, opened in late 2014, leads visitors on a journey millions of years back in time. The collection boasts unique and rare specimens: southern mammoths (Mammuthus meridionalis), the largest of which greets visitors at the bookshop, giant hyenas (Pachycrocuta brevirostris), the terrifying solitary predators similar to saber-toothed cats (Homotherium crenatidens), and the current European jaguars (Panthera toscana-gombaszoegensis). Also of note is the scientific relevance of the skull of Canis etruscus, a type of ‘wolf’ that hunted in herds in the Valdarno savannahs, the first specimen found of that species. The museum also features human beings.
Sediment found in the Campitello quarry near Bucine bears witness to the presence of hunter-gatherers over 200,000 years ago. Indeed, along with the remains of a female elephant (Palaeoloxodon antiquus) skeleton, researchers have discovered stone tools with residue of a mastic made of birch resin used to ‘glue’ the tools to their wooden handles - the oldest stone tools with handles in the world! Reservations required for guided tours; free Wi-Fi, accessible to the disabled.
"Gastone" the big elephant
Cost: € 6.00 (full price), € 3.00 (reduced price 6-18 years old), € 12.00 family ticket (2 adults and children). Hours: Thursdays to Sundays, 10:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. and 3:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. Summer (June-August): Thursday 10:00 a.m. - 7 p.m., Friday 10 a.m. - 1 p.m. and 4 p.m.-10 p.m. (with local product tasting by reservation), Saturday/ Sunday 10 a.m. - 1 p.m. and 4 p.m. - 7 p.m. Photos by Giulia Lachi
For information and reservations: Museo Paleontologico, Via Poggio Bracciolini, 36/40 - Montevarchi Tel: (+39) 055 981227; info@accademiadelpoggio.it
AKUNAMATATA ADVENTURE PARK
Are vacations too boring? Do you want more action? Soon an adventure park will open not far from Cavriglia in the area called Bellosguardo, where you can climb the trees and feel like Tarzan, all in complete safety. Before you start, and upon request, the safety rules can also be explained in English and Spanish. The park will be open every day from 9:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. The ticket price is € 10.00 per hour for children and € 15.00 for adults. For an even greater thrill, nighttime visits can also be organized. They must be booked in advance (min. 10 people). Due to the specific equipment required, the price is € 15.00 for children and € 20.00 for adults. The adventure park is located near the center of Cavriglia. It is easy to reach by following signs to Bellosguardo and has 50 parking spaces. For information and reservations: Parco Avventura Akunamatata, loc. Bellosguardo - Cavriglia Tel: (+39) 392 0590780 from 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.; info.akunamatata@yahoo.it 4
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VALLOMBROSA If you want to escape the heat of summer in the valley, the best place to go is the Vallombrosa forest. At an altitude of almost 1000 meters, the forest is home to the Abbey of the same name of the Vallumbrosan monks, dating back to the eleventh century, and an arboretum featuring the most important Italian collection of plants intended for scientific and experimental use. Children will enjoy themselves playing in the large lawn in front of the Abbey. This is also the point of departure for several walks, including the Circuit of Chapels, towards Consuma pass or on Via del Paradisino towards Secchieta on the crest of the Pratomagno range.
Photo by Paolo Pelli
Opening hours: Church: every day from 6:30 a.m. to 12 p.m. and from 3:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.; Monastery (church, cloister, ancient dining hall, ancient kitchen): July and August every Tuesday and Friday (closed holidays) at 10:30 a.m. guided tour with a monk. For information and reservations: Abbazia di Vallombrosa, Via San Benedetto, 2 - Vallombrosa Reggello Tel: (+39) 055 862251; info@monaci.org
DISCOVERING On this easy hike (around 8 km, 250 m climb) we will discover one of the most striking environments of the Valdarno region: the cliffs (in Italian called balze), the inspiration of many artists such as Leonardo da Vinci, who immortalized them in the background of the Mona Lisa. We will walk amongst the sandy peaks and pinnacles, snack on local traditional products at
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Photos by Andrea Dini
the picturesque Osteria Le Balze and taste quality local wines at Fattoria di Certignano vineyard, all accompanied by an Environmental Excursion Guide! Every Thursday during summer time. Reservations required. Meet at Arnolfo Tower, Castelfranco di Sopra, 4:00 p.m. Duration: 4 hours. Minimum 4 participants. Wear comfortable shoes or hiking boots. Cost: € 25.00/person (children up to 12 years old € 15.00, up to 6 years old free). For information and reservations: Arnolfo Tower (parking lot 30 meters away) - Castelfranco di Sopra Ass. Geco Ambiente, Tel: (+39) 347 3587069 contatti@gecoambiente.org 5
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SAVORING IL BORRO
With its medieval origins, Il Borro estate and village, with all their surrounding vineyards and woods, have always been home to illustrious families beginning with the Medici and then the Savoys and today the Ferragamo family. The houses of this picturesque village hold artisan and traditional craft workshops, as well as the Pinocchio room. The restaurant “L'Osteria del Borro” offers sophisticated Tuscan cuisine in a refined atmosphere. The “Tuscan Bistro” on the ground floor offers genuine home cooking featuring seasonal ingredients for quick, informal lunches.
Two tours are provided daily from Monday to Friday: morning tour at 11:00 a.m., afternoon tour at 3:00 p.m. First, visitors watch a video that provides a panoramic view of Il Borro. Afterwards, they visit an exhibition of Ferruccio Ferragamo’s private collection “Engravings from the fourteenth to twentieth century” and move on to the cantina, where they can taste 1 white wine and 3 house red wines, accompanied by schiacciatina crackers with olive oil. The tour lasts for approx. 90 minutes. Each tour is limited to 40 participants. Cost: Monday to Friday € 15.00/person, also on weekends if booked 2 days in advance € 20.00/person (min. 10 persons). For information and reservations: Il Borro, San Giustino - Loro Ciuffenna Tel: (+39) 366 5601139; claudia.artini@ilborro.it
TANDEM FLYING The opportunity to fly free on a paraglider means that taking a veritable walk in the clouds has never been so pleasant. You will be offered panoramic views usually only seen by the birds. This is without a doubt an adventure bursting with adrenaline and fun. Our flying area, the best in Tuscany and the only one in the provinces of Florence, Arezzo and Siena, is the ideal location for paragliding thanks to its perfect climatic conditions, excellent winds and stunning departure points. At a few kilometers from the A1 Incisa Valdarno highway exit, it is easy to find, and the take-off areas can be easily reached by car. The whole experience lasts around 2 hours including the landing briefing, a short trip in the jeep, preparation and flight. Flight duration and type heavily depend on weather conditions, at least 20-25 minutes from the time of take-off. During the flight, your speed will vary from 40 to 60 km/h at a height of at least 1000 meters. Therefore, it is a good idea to protect yourself from the wind and cold by wearing a wind jacket, hiking boots (high ones For information and reservations: if you have them), gloves and long pants. The flight cost is Piergiorgio Camiciottoli € 90.00, including a photo and an HD video. Tel: (+39) 347 8766613; info@parapendiofirenze.com 6
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HUNTING FOR TRUFFLES Every Wednesday (reservations required) visitors can participate in a real ‘truffle hunt’ with a truffle hunter and his dog, to discover these hidden treasures and learn about truffles and their natural environment in Italian and, by reservation at least 48 hours in advance, in English.
Recommended hours • until June 15 from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. • from June 16 to August 31 from 6:00 a.m. to 11 a.m. • after August 31 from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
You can also combine “truffle hunting” with a truffle-based lunch in a nearby restaurant. Cost (full meal): € 30.00/person (min. 10 people). Private transportation required to reach the woodland area. 1) Truffle hunt for approx. 2 hours walking along a pleasant path, during which time you will learn about: the typical truffle habitat, the vegetation with which truffles grow in a symbiotic relationship, the truffle’s biological cycle, the dog - the real star - and the techniques for training him, and the search for in-season truffles. Cost: € 50.00/person 2) As above, followed by a tasting based on truffles and traditional products, with a selection of truffle salamis, toast with ‘truffle hunter’s’ spread, truffle bruschetta, truffle pecorino cheese served with balsamic vinegar and truffles, Tuscan pecorino cheese and prosciutto, all accompanied by good Tuscan wine. Cost: € 80.00/person.
TRUFFLE GATHERING PERIODS White truffle
(tuber magnatum pico)
September 10 to December 31
Bianchetto white truffle January 10 to April 31 (tuber albidum pico) Winter black truffle
(tuber melanosporum vitt)
Summer black truffle (tuber aestivum vitt)
November 15 to March 15 June 1 to October 31
For information and reservations: Meet at the Tourist Information Point, Strada Poggilupi, 200 m from the Valdarno highway exit - Terranuova Bracciolini Tartufitaly, Tel: (+39) 347 7485850; info@tartufitaly.it
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ALDARNO IS FASHIONABLE
Do you want to go shopping? For aficionados of Prada, Gucci, Armani and Fendi and many other high-quality brands, Valdarno is heaven on earth, with some of the most well-known outlets, even worldwide, as demonstrated by the thousands of Asian customers who flock to The Mall in Leccio in the Municipality of Reggello. Other shopping centers nearby are also worth a visit, like Dolce & Gabbana and, on the other side of the street, Fashion Groove in Pian dell’Isola. Prada has a shop in The Mall, but it also has its own Outlet Space in Levanella, near Montevarchi. The Mall Leccio - Reggello, open every day 10:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m. Tel: (+39) 055 8657775 Dolce & Gabbana Pian dell'Isola - Figline Incisa, open every day 10:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m. Tel: (+39) 055 8331300 Fashion Groove Loc. S. Maria Maddalena - Rignano, open 10:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m., until September 15 Saturdays and Sundays 10:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m. Tel: (+39) 055 8657722 Prada Space Strada Statale 69, Levanella - Montevarchi, open Sunday to Friday 10:30 a.m. - 7:30 p.m., Saturdays 9:30 a.m. - 7:30 p.m. Tel: (+39) 055 91901 7
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BARBARA DE MARS CASTELFRANCO PIAN DI SCÒ TEL: (+39) 338 9255516 INFO@INDO-VALDARNO.COM WWW.INDO-VALDARNO.COM GRAPHIC DESIGN AND LAYOUT: BERNARDO MANETTI TEXTS: ANNA DE MARS AND LILIANA IANNETTA TRANSLATIONS: ELIZABETH LATHEY FARACINI PRINT: LA ZECCA (LEVANE) COVER PHOTO BY NEDO BAGLIONI
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ASACCIO MUSEUM 13 M AND PARISH CHURCH, CASCIA, REGGELLO (PAG. 10)
1 LOCANDA CASANUOVA, FIGLINE VALDARNO (pag.2) 2 PALEONTOLOGY MUSEUM, MONTEVARCHI (pag. 4)
14 THE MOUNTAIN HAMLETS, LORO CIUFFENNA (pag. 10)
3 AKUNAMATATA ADVENTURE PARK, CAVRIGLIA pag. 4)
15 CAMPING NORCENNI GIRASOLE CLUB, FIGLINE (pag. 11)
4 VALLOMBROSA, REGGELLO (pag. 5)
16 HOUSE OF FARMER LIFE, GAVILLE, FIGLINE (pag. 12)
5 DISCOVERING LEONARDO DA VINCI'S CLIFFS, CASTELFRANCO (pag. 5) 6 SAVORING IL BORRO, SAN GIUSTINO, LORO CIUFFENNA (pag. 6)
THE MYSTERIOUS WHEEL OF S. QUIRICO
17 CASTIGLION FIBOCCHI (PAG. 12)
7 TANDEM FLYING, REGGELLO (pag. 6)
18 LABTIQUE C/O FASHION GROOVE, PIAN DELL'ISOLA (pag. 13)
8 HUNTING FOR TRUFFLES, TERRANUOVA BRACCIOLINI (pag. 7)
19 OSTERIA DELL'OCA SATOLLA, LATERINA (pag. 14)
9 OUTLETS: THE MALL, LECCIO, REGGELLO (pag. 7)
20 CANTUCCIO DEL VINO WINERY, LOC. LATERETO, LATERINA (pag. 14)
10 OUTLETS: DOLCE & GABBANA, PIAN DELL'ISOLA, INCISA (pag. 7)
21 CARABÈ PARK, TERRANUOVA BRACCIOLINI pag. 14)
11 OUTLETS: FASHION GROOVE, PIAN DELL'ISOLA, INCISA (pag. 7) 22 RISTORANTE IL CANNICCIO, REGGELLO (pag. 14) 12 OUTLETS: PRADA SPACE, LEVANELLA, MONTEVARCHI (pag. 7)
ISTORANTE GIACOMO - RIFUGIO DEI SOGNATORI 23 RSALTINO , REGGELLO (PAG. 15)
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MASACCIO MUSEUM AND PARISH CHURCH In the small village of Cascia, a stone's throw from Reggello, are two gems that are really not to be missed. Coming from the beautiful piazza to the Parish Church of Saint Peter in Cascia, you will notice the delicate simplicity of this "country parish church", the façade of which is decorated with small arcades and is preceded by a portico featuring four arcades with classical style columns and capitals. Inside the eleventh-century Romanesque parish church, which offers particularly good acoustics, the three naves are divided by monolithic columns except for the second-to-last bay, which has quadrangular pillars. The sober architectural complex is completed with just one large semi-circular apse. Behind the parish church is the Masaccio Museum of Sacred Art, which showcases the first work of the young Masaccio, who was born not far away in San Giovanni Valdarno, but had strong ties to the area of San Giovenale, Reggello, which is where his mother was from. The San Giovenale Triptych is a tempera and gold painting on wood, dated 23 April 1422. This inscription is important because for the first time in Europe, Masaccio used modern humanist capital letters rather than traditional Gothic letters.
Photos by Paolo Pelli
The Triptych is the first work attributed to Masaccio and the oldest example of Renaissance geometric perspective. It was re-discovered only in 1961, restored, and is now on display at the Cascia Museum. Aside from this extremely significant work, the other works, including paintings, sacred objects and refined fabrics, bear witness to this region’s rich history. The Museum is open Tuesdays and Thursdays from 3:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. and Saturdays and Sundays from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. and 3:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. Ticket price: € 3.00. For information and reservations: Museo Massaccio d'Arte Sacra Via Casaromolo 2 – Cascia Reggello, www.museomasaccio.it
THE MOUNTAIN HAMLETS OF LORO CIUFFENNA Where can you find the ancient, truly authentic Tuscany? Once you reach the picturesque village of Loro Ciuffenna which is part of the "Borghi più belli" Italy's most beautiful hamlets - you may come to believe that all of its marvels have been captured here. However, if you go further afield towards the top of the Pratomagno, you will find amazing little communities that seem to come from another time: Poggio di Loro, San Clemente in Valle, Chiassaia, Anciolina and then going even higher, Rocca Ricciarda or Trappola. Photos by Andrea Volante
Here you can still see evidence of times past, such as ancient ovens or public wash houses. If you have time to participate in a community celebration or taste the bread from the local baker or have lunch or dinner in one of the traditional restaurants, do not miss the opportunity! More information at the Loro Ciuffenna Tourism Office, open until September 30 every day from 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. and from 4:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m., from October 1 Saturdays and Sundays 3:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. 10
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HOUSE OF FARMER LIFE The House of Farmer Life (Casa della Civiltà Contadina) in Gaville is not just an exhibition, but a center for historical documentation and cultural reflection. It is located in the town of Gaville, approximately 5 km from the small town of Figline Valdarno. The collection at the House of Farmer Life has always been housed in spaces adjacent to the thousand year old Romanesque Parish Church of Gaville. It is a complex of 14 areas created in the same space as the rectory, where until just a few decades ago wine and oil were made for farmers, as demonstrated by the classic oil press with its majestic grindstone, which still occupies the same location. As you move deeper into the house, you will enter the kitchen, where the furnishings used in homes once upon a time are on display, from the table set with a hemp tablecloth woven on a loom, to the cupboard, from the oven to the stone sink and the credenza. Continuing your exploration of this farmer’s world, you enter the grain room, where the entire process has been
Photos by Francesco and Sauro Bugli
re-created, from sowing the seeds to grinding the wheat. Passing through an arch, you will enter the carpenter and cartwright’s workshop with the equipment that he himself built and used for repairs as well as to construct carts, handcarts, chairs, casks, staves and barrels. This area includes a foot-powered lathe, a forge with bellows for forging iron, the foot-powered grindstone and many other pieces of equipment. In the wine cellar, a very ancient construction, you can view everything needed to make good wine, from harvest to bottling. Finally, you will arrive in the room used for resting after a difficult day of laboring in the fields. Many other spaces display memories of country life and may also be visited virtually thanks to illustrations located on the site. Opening hours are Sunday, 3:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. from April 1 to June 30 and September 1 to October 30. Other days by appointment only. Entry by donation for the maintenance of the collection. For information and reservations: Ass. Culturale della Civiltà Contadina di Gaville, Pieve di Gaville , Loc. Gaville - Figline Tel: (+39) 055 9501071; www.museogaville.it.
THE MYSTERIOUS WHEEL OF SAN QUIRICO Just outside the Valdarno town of Castiglion Fibocchi is the medieval parish church San Quirico in Alfano. There, a group of young archeologists found a “mysterious wheel”. It was initially thought to be the frame of an ancient rose window, but its weight and proportions ruled out this theory. And that is where the search for the meaning of this mysterious wheel began. Staff archeologists offer a free tour every Wednesday afternoon. Reservations required. 12
Meet at Piazza delle Fiere in Castiglion Fibocchi at 5:00 p.m., tour of the archeological findings lab, which includes ceramics as well as the wheel. Private transportation required to reach the archeological site. Duration approx. 1.5 hours, min. 4 participants, max. 12 participants.
For information and reservations: Ass. San Quirico Archeologia, Piazza delle Fiere, Castiglion Fibocchi Offerings available until October 2015. Tel (+39) 347 0956211 or 339 2506220; info@sanquiricoarcheologia.org
FLAVORS
OSTERIA DELL'OCA SATOLLA Creatively interpreted Tuscan cuisine using authentic products. The large rich house appetizer and the anatra in porchetta roast duck are not to be missed! Large list of local and domestic wines. This tastefully decorated restaurant has air conditioning as well as a large parking lot. In the summer, guests dine in the attractive garden under the pergola. Via Vitereta, 59 - Laterina Closed Mondays (open by reservation upon request for groups of 6 or more people). Open for lunch and dinner. Tel: (+39) 0575 894650 N 43.527269 E 11.698508
CANTUCCIO DEL VINO WINERY “Cantuccio del Vino” enoteca was established as a quiet place, far from the bustle of daily life, where you can immerse yourself in the welcoming, relaxing nature of the Tuscan countryside. This is where wine, thoughts, words and tastes become intertwined until becoming a single experience to share with others. The enoteca is continuously committed to the painstaking search for authentic excellence, the fruit of the work of small winemakers and producers, to showcase them alongside wines and spirits that are already known worldwide and have made history in viticulture.
Loc. Latereto - Laterina (AR) Open every day until the end of September from 11:00 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. Tel: (+39) 347 2791258 N 43.521274 E 11.704440
CARABÈ PARK
Strada Comunale di Piantravigne, 64 - Loc. Piantravigne - Terranuova Bracciolini. During the summer open every day from 12:00 p.m. to 12:00 a.m. Tel: (+39) 055 942478 N 43.585846 E 11.561404
RISTORANTE IL CANNICCIO Only 5 minutes from the best outlets in the area in Leccio, such as The Mall, Fashion Groove and Dolce & Gabbana, located near the imposing fortified residence Villa Torre del Castellano, all of those typical tastes of traditional Tuscan cuisine can be discovered in a simple and attractive environment. Try the housemade pici pasta with duck sauce, rabbit and the classic beef tagliata, all accompanied by excellent Tuscan wine. Loc. Torre del Castellano, 68 - Reggello Closed Sundays. Open for lunch and dinner. Tel: (+39) 055 863274 N 43.674204 E 11.455908 14
Do you want to spend the afternoon or after dinner in a unique environment surrounded by nature? The Carabè Park, easy to reach from all directions, is the ideal place to taste handcrafted ice cream and granitas. Extreme freshness, the proper selection of raw ingredients, carefully and personally crafted: this is the formula followed by “master” Antonio Lisciandro every day to make the ice cream of his - and your dreams. Try the Bronte pistachio or chocolate citrus ice cream.
www.ristorantegiacomo.it
Ristorante GIACOMO is located in one of the greenest areas in Italy: VALLOMBROSA. Therefore, it offers an attractive environment with scenes of rare beauty. The restaurant fits perfectly within this natural frame, with its traditional Tuscan menu offering homemade yet refined food, and dishes featuring truffles and porcini mushrooms. For those who love good wine, there is also an enoteca. In the summer, guests can have lunch or dinner outside.
Loc. Saltino - Vallombrosa Reggello (FIRENZE) Tel. (+39) 055 86 21 85 - Cell. (+39) 333 64 55 159 mail: ristorantegiacomo@tiscali.it
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