Set amongst the rolling hills of the Val d'Orcia, Villa Carosella has no neighbours other than the trees, olive groves and lush countryside. Enjoy your quiet corner of rural tranquillity and long walks through scenic landscapes.
The small town of Radicofani is where you'll go to pick up essentials. There's a fruit and vegetable shop, bank, butchers and post office. There are also a few restaurants and bars if you don't feel like going far for dinner. Hire ebikes in the town and head off on fun guided tours through the countryside.
Other attractions that Radicofani boasts include the imposing hilltop fortress, Fortezza di Radicofani, and the beautiful Bosco Isabella gardens. At the heart of Bosco Isabella is a triangular stone pyramid; just one of the symbols related to Freemasonry found in these romantic and esoteric gardens.
Another town with a majestic fortress is medieval Cetona. La Rocca dates back to the 10
th century and offers wonderful views of Mount Cetona. San Casciano dei Bagni is also a well-preserved medieval town and is most-known for its thermal baths, as is Chianciano Terme.
For an ancient history fix, drive around 25 minutes north to Sarteano to see what are considered to be some of the best Etruscan tombs in Tuscany. Explore Necropoli Delle Pianacce and the Sarteano Etruscan Museum for a fascinating journey through the past.
Wine lovers will certainly want to visit the hilltop town of Montepulciano, as it's world-famous for its vino nobile red wine. You can sample some of the delicious wine in several wineries in and around the town.