Terre di Giorgio is an organic farm that produces wine and olive oil in Castiglione d'Orcia, an area highly suited for viticulture and olive growing. At our farm, we maintain a strong connection with the land and respect for the environment. Our guests are invited to experience daily agricultural activities, participating in the harvest of fresh vegetables that will then be transformed into delicious, genuine dishes at our restaurant.

In the heart of nature, surrounded by breathtaking landscapes and the tranquility of the countryside, we welcome you to Agriturismo Villa la Palazzetta. Situated in a privileged location, away from the hustle and bustle of the city, our agriturismo offers an authentic and relaxing retreat for those seeking a unique experience in connection with nature. Our cozy accommodations, tastefully furnished in rustic style and equipped with all modern comforts, offer a welcoming refuge after a day spent outdoors. Enjoy the birdsong in the morning and let yourself be lulled by the gentle sound of the wind through the trees. Indulge in long walks through our woods, explore the trails winding through green meadows, and relax by the pool with a breathtaking view of Mount Amiata. Our restaurant offers authentic cuisine, prepared with fresh local ingredients, that will satisfy the most discerning palates. Delight in dishes typical of the local culinary tradition and let yourself be captivated by the genuine flavors of our land.

Castiglione d'Orcia is situated in the splendid region of Val d'Orcia, in Tuscany, renowned for its breathtaking landscapes, medieval villages, and cultural attractions. Bagno Vignoni: Just a few kilometers from Castiglione d'Orcia, Bagno Vignoni is famous for its ancient thermal spring located in the center of the village. Here, you can relax in the thermal waters and visit the charming Piazza delle Sorgenti. Montalcino: This enchanting medieval village is famous for its Brunello di Montalcino wine. You can explore its cobblestone streets, visit the wineries, and admire the panorama from the Rocca di Montalcino. Pienza: Declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site, it is a Renaissance town famous for its architecture and for being the residence of Pope Pius II. You can stroll through its picturesque streets and taste the famous local cheeses, such as pecorino. Montepulciano: Another medieval village renowned for its wine, the Vino Nobile di Montepulciano. You can visit the wineries, walk along the city walls, and visit the magnificent Piazza Grande. Abbey of Sant'Antimo: This ancient Benedictine abbey, located near Montalcino, is an architectural gem. Admire its elegant Romanesque architecture and attend the sung Mass by the monks. Crete Senesi: This hilly region offers unique landscapes, characterized by gentle hills, solitary cypress trees, and golden wheat fields. Ideal for cycling, hiking, and panoramic photography. Rocca d'Orcia Castle: This imposing medieval castle dominates the surrounding landscape and is a suggestive place to visit to discover the history of the region. There are many other villages, castles, vineyards, and historical sites to explore, making this region an ideal destination for lovers of culture, history, and nature.