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The Asinaia of BorgoRinascimento
The donkey farm is located on the BorgoRinascimento estate. The park consists of 7 hectares of olive trees, vineyards, and a garden from which you can see the sea in the distance. The building that belonged to the Torlonia family retains the charm of old houses. The apartment is on the ground floor. On the property, there are animals roaming freely, including six cats, each with its own personality, two cheerful little dogs, three donkeys, some free-range hens, and the pair of sheep Antonello and his friend Carmela 🐑🐏❣️

Poggio Bicchieri Holiday Farm - Memoria apartment
Relax with the whole family in this accommodation. The holiday farm consists of two independent apartments with a living room, kitchen, bedroom, and bathroom. You won't have to share anything with other guests, as we have taken care to organize everything so that everyone has their own space and everything is separate. Outside there is a barbecue, table with chairs and deck chairs. In the vicinity are Pienza, San Quirico d'Orcia, Bagno Vignoni, Montalcino, and Bagni San Filippo. To reach us, there is 1.5 km of dirt road!

Exclusive 10 Acre Estate w/ Pool & Olive Grove!
Enchanting, exclusive 10acres estate on a hill, memorable sunsets; large pool framed by lavender&rosemary, open year-round. New air conditioning, Starlink internet. Very private&peaceful 2 floors, 4bedrooms, 4baths, jacuzzibathtub, 55inch smartTV, well-equipped kitchen, porch & pergola for alfresco dining, Weber barbecue, pizza oven, olive grove, fireplace; 20 min. to Orvieto,Todi,Amelia; 10 minutes drive to train station to Rome/Florence, 5min drive to shops in town. Grounds/pool caretaker

Wp Relais Borgo Vignalunga
Discover Borgo Vignalunga by WP Relais, an charming hamlet set in a 46-hectare estate in the heart of the Val D'Orcia, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Surrounded by woodland, pastures, a lush vegetable garden, cultivated fields and three olive groves with 1,500 olive trees, Borgo Vignalunga is the ideal place to experience the true essence of Tuscany. The property is close to historical villages, evocative architecture, unspoilt natural landscapes and renowned restaurants, bars and wineries.

Le Antiche Viste a Pitigliano
Spacious and elegant apartment (130 sq m), beautifully furnished with a nod to tradition. Generous living areas provide the perfect setting to unwind, recharge, or enjoy quality time with friends. Ideal for a couple, two pairs of friends, or a family of four. Bedrooms are equipped with air conditioning. However, if you're passionate about combating climate change, you can opt for the ceiling and floor fans available in every room. They ensure a refreshing stay, even on the warmest days.

Relax in the Maremma
Located 23 km from Saturnia and 10 km from the thermal baths of Vulci, a stone's throw from Lake Bolsena and the beaches of Capalbio, immersed in the relaxing hills of the lower Maremma, lies the wonderful villa Biada, equipped with swimming pool, solarium, barbecue, and furniture vintage style. Comfort and relaxation are guaranteed. Over two hectares surround the villa. Centuries-old olive trees, also contain the "Grotte dei briganti", ideal for the adventurous spirit of children.

Villa Blue Melon - private beach
Villa Blue Melon is an old lakefront farmhouse originally built as a farm dedicated to growing vegetables and raising small domestic animals. Located among some of the most beautiful Italian cities of art, the Villa offers the possibility of an authentic experience of the place combined with the well-being of the lake and the large surrounding park. Direct access to the beach, a wellness room and immersion in greenery guarantee full relaxation in a context of absolute privacy.

Stone farmhouse in Val D'Orcia
19th-century Tuscan farmhouse with exposed stones immersed in the wonderful Tuscan countryside with a splendid view of the Val di Chiana. It is surrounded by a 6-hectare park with an olive grove of 300 plants. It is located in Sarteano, in the village, an ancient medieval village with a dream castle, known for the Music and Jazz Festival that takes place at the end of summer. We are in the beautiful Val d'Orcia, a UNESCO World Natural Heritage Site since 2004.

Siege Alley House
Apartment in the historic center of Pitigliano, one of the most characteristic villages in Italy. A few kilometers from the Terme of Saturnia and Sorano, Lake Bolsena and places of cultural interest. Very special and cozy apartment, bright, with wooden beams, parquet, independent heating, overlooking the valley and the alleys of the village. Consisting of 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, one with a shower and one with a bathtub, a kitchen and a living area.

The cave
My accommodation is in the town's historic center It is only 10 km from Terme of Sorano, while 20 km from Bolsena Lake and Saturnia (spa). You'll love my place because it's bright, panoramic, clean, and welcoming. Suitable for couples, sole adventurers, families (with kids) and furry friends (pets). Note: if the reservation is for two people it means only one bed, for an extra bed it is necessary to book at least for 3 people.

Stunning Renovated Apartment near Castello Orsini
Step back in time in Soriano nel Cimino when you book a stay in our charming 3 Bedroom Apartment that occupies the entire second floor of a renovated 18th Century building! Pack your bags and enjoy a relaxing stay in this historical town, located among the Cimini Mountains in central Italy, providing access to many major attractions and cities!

Sweet Far Niente Cellere
Dolce Far Niente Cellere – a peaceful oasis in the heart of authentic Lazio. Our stylish apartment combines Italian charm with modern comfort and has its own terrace with uninterrupted views of nature. An ideal place for relaxation, culture and nature – close to Lake Bolsena and Tuscany. Relax in this unique and quiet spacious home.
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Estate for exclusive use in a park of centuries-old olive trees

Palazzo Palloni: Piano Nobile

LA CHASCONA DI FARNESE tuff house in the village
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best places to stay in Farnese?
Accommodations in and around the historic center are popular for their atmosphere and proximity to cafés, while countryside villas offer tranquil settings with views of the surrounding hills. Rustic apartments are another common choice in Farnese.
What are the best things to do in Farnese with kids?
Families often explore Farnese’s castle grounds, visit interactive local museums, or picnic in nearby parks. Seasonal festivals and nature walks around the town are also popular with children.
What are some of the best things to do in Farnese?
Explore Farnese’s medieval center, visit local museums, and wander scenic countryside paths. The area is also known for historic churches and seasonal food festivals highlighting regional traditions.
How is the weather in Farnese?
Farnese has cool, occasionally rainy winters, with temperatures from 35 to 51°F (2 to 11°C), and warm, dry summers that range from 62 to 89°F (17 to 31°C). Spring and autumn bring moderate weather and a mix of sun and showers.
When is the best time to visit Farnese?
Late spring and early fall are frequently suggested for milder temperatures and fewer visitors. Warm summers and generally rainy winters make these shoulder seasons appealing for outdoor exploration.
What are the best places to visit in Farnese?
The medieval center, the castle, and local churches are frequently suggested spots in Farnese. Many visitors also enjoy guided visits to small museums or Etruscan-era archaeological areas.
What are some hiking trails in Farnese?
Farnese has forested trails, gentle countryside routes, and paths leading toward Etruscan sites or scenic lookouts. Many visitors enjoy self-guided walks through woodlands and along streams near the town.
What are some family activities we can do in Farnese?
Families can explore castle ruins, gardens, and play areas, or join cooking workshops that introduce local recipes. Picnicking and gentle hikes in the surrounding countryside are also frequently suggested.
What are some of the best day trip ideas from Farnese?
Explore historic hill towns, bask in views of volcanic lakes, or visit nature reserves around Farnese. Vineyards, traditional markets, and archaeological sites are often recommended for a deeper look at local culture.
Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Farnese?
Farnese has various pet friendly stays, including countryside cottages and apartments near walking paths. Many hosts welcome pets, making it easy to explore the area with your dog.
What are some local tips for visiting Farnese?
Greet shopkeepers and neighbors with a friendly buongiorno, try the local bread and olive oil, and ask about seasonal food or craft events around the main piazza. Many sights are best enjoyed on foot, so set aside time for relaxed wandering.
What is Farnese known for?
Farnese is known for its medieval heritage, stone architecture, and scenic countryside set on volcanic hills. The town also has connections to the influential Farnese family and locally rooted food traditions.
What are the best hidden gems to explore in Farnese?
Discover frescoed chapels, tucked-away gardens, or lesser-known archaeological sites around Farnese. Locals often suggest quiet walking paths with panoramic views or artisan workshops for a unique perspective.
What are the best foods to try in Farnese?
Farnese’s cuisine highlights handmade pasta, local olive oil, and rustic breads, often served with wild boar or roasted vegetables. Cheeses, porcini mushrooms, and fig-based desserts are also frequently suggested.
What should I bring for a trip to Farnese?
Pack comfortable walking shoes for cobblestone streets and countryside trails, light layers for changing weather, and a small umbrella in case of rain. Bringing a reusable water bottle can be convenient for town strolls or hikes.
What is the nightlife in Farnese like?
Nightlife in Farnese is relaxed, centering on local cafés, family-run restaurants, and wine bars around the main square. Evening strolls and outdoor seating give evenings a laid-back, social feel.
What are the most popular events or festivals in Farnese?
Farnese has folk celebrations in the historic center, a summer festival often tied to the Assumption, and community food fairs like the fettuccine sagra. Religious processions and outdoor concerts are also frequently suggested, creating a lively seasonal calendar.
Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Farnese?
Many vacation rentals in Farnese are designed with families in mind, often featuring spacious layouts and outdoor areas. Rustic homes and apartments around the town center let families enjoy both convenience and countryside views.
Destinations to explore
- Giglio Island
- Lake Trasimeno
- Lake Bolsena
- Lake Bracciano
- Giannutri
- Parco Regionale Della Maremma
- Feniglia
- Lake Vico
- Le Cannelle
- Mount Amiata
- Centro Storico Orvieto
- Cascate del Mulino
- Lake Martignano
- Terme Dei Papi
- Villa Lante
- Campo di Mare
- La Scarzuola
- Avignonesi Winery Fattoria Le Capezzine
- Vulci
- Val di Chiana
- Necropolis of Tarquinia
- Saturnia Thermal Park
- Valdichiana Outlet Village
- Riserva Naturale Diaccia Botrona





