San Casciano in Val di Pesa

Area: Val di Pesa  (Chianti Florentino)
Municipality: locality di Montefiridolfi – San Casciano in Val di Pesa
Type: fortress (10th century)

The castle was built by Cadolingi of Montecascioli in the tenth century with the name of Castrum Bibionis. It is placed in a dominant position on the Pesa river valley and is a massive rectangular construction on whose facades are the different stages of construction can be observed. In the 15th century military buildings were gradually dismantled and the castle became manor house. Despite this, the wall is still visible. The castle is also provided with an underground passage which extends for hundreds of meters up to the plain below. This secret passage has been explored only in its first section. Currently, Bibbione’s residence under the protection of the Superintendence of Environmental and Architectural Heritage of Florence and properties of the Rangoni Machiavelli family, but can be visited.

Area: Val di Pesa (Chianti Fiorentino)
Municpality: San Casciano in Val di Pesa (FI)
Type: fortress (15th century)

The castle belonged to a branch of the Bardi family from the beginning of the 15th century. In the19th century it was owned by the Rosselli Del Turco family to whom we owe the construction of a neoclassical chapel. Later it passed to the Lemmi family and was widely altered by them. In the 20th century it became the property of the writer Arnaldo La Cagnina, then of the Arcaini family and today is home to a winery owned by the Beringer Blass family. Externally the castle looks like a quadrangular block with four cylindrical towers placed at the corners. Besides fulfilling a defensive function they constitute an aesthetic element of considerable effect.

Area: Val di Pesa (Chianti Fiorentino)
Municipality: locality di Montefiridolfi – San Casciano in Val di Pesa
Type: fortress (11th century)

The castle is currently a stately home. It was built in the 11th century. Once again cited as an ammunition depot in March 1480, it finally lost all military role. Located outside the town of Montefiridolfi, it is reached by a small avenue of cypresses. It looks like a massive construction with opposed corners. The castle, with a trapezoidal plan, contains two courtyards, in addition to that of the parish rectory, each equipped with an artesian well (which gave rise to an old folk nursery rhyme with a legend: “Monte montoro, within three wells a calf of gold “). Currently the castle-farm belongs to the Rosselli Del Turco family.

Area: Val di Pesa (Chianti Fiorentino)
Municipality: locality of Mercatale – San Casciano in Val di Pesa
Address: Via Campoli, 24
Type: medieval style  (13th-20th century)

Dating back to the 13th century, the castle was owned by the Canigiani family. This fortress has been the object, over the centuries, of a series of incursions to which it has always resisted. At the end of the seventeenth century it was given to the Miniati barons, who transformed it into a villa enriching it with works of art. The current architectural forms are the result of the restoration of 1910 by the architect Giuseppe Castellucci, who practically reinvented the castle in the neo-medieval style. With the restructuring new impetus was also given to the large farm, were built new premises for the farm including the mill, cellars and warehouses where it is still vinified with traditional methods. Visitable by reservation.

Area: Val di Pesa (Chianti Florentine)
Municipality: locality San Pancrazio – San Casciano in Val di Pesa
Type: religious complex in the Romanesque style(10th-15th-20th century)

In the church, dating from the 10th century, he lived a community of canons. In the 15th century the church was extensively remodeled and the beginning of the 20th century, underwent another significant intervention. Original Romanesque structure remain only the bell tower and the grandstand where there are three apses of which only the central one appears still intact and fully visible. The bell tower is made of sandstone and limestone and presents no opening up to the bell cell, the latter realized in a later period. The interior is located at a lower level of the ground surface and is divided into three naves by five spans resting on four pillars with a rectangular section.

On the right wall there is a fresco of the early 16th century depicting Madonna between San Sebastian and San Rocco. At the altar a painting by Francesco Cenni with Madonna del Latte (dated 1400) inserted along with a 16th Nativity in a table of school of Santi di Tito representing Santa Cecilia and San Pancrazio. The main altar, made of polychrome marble in the 18th century, is a wooden crucifix of the 16th century. In the left aisle there is the Crucifixion Santi di Tito (1590).

Area: Val di Pesa (Chianti Florentino)
Municipality:  locality Campoli – San Casciano in Val di Pesa
Type: religious complex in the Romanesque style (10th-15th-20th century)

The church, dating from the 10th century, was a direct possession of the Florentine bishops here had a feudal lordship. In 1751 it was built the oratory. As a result of the damage suffered in the earthquake of 1895 the church was restored again. The church has preserved its original spatial organization consists of three aisles of six bays each divided by rectangular pillars. The facade is characterized by pilasters that end in a pronounced crowning of the cusp, five blind arches resting on concave shelves. The interior was raised and adapted to the Baroque style in the 18th century.

Area: Val di Pesa (Chianti Florentine)
Municipality: locality Montefiridolfi – San Casciano in Val di Pesa
Type: Romanesque-Gothic religious complex (15th century)

The monastery of Santissima Annunziata, commonly referred to as Luogo Nuovo dates back to 1360. At the end of the inside 20 th century was converted into private apartments. The monastic complex consists of two distinct areas: the church and former monastic premises, both characterized by an architectural style of transition between Romanesque and Gothic. The rooms once reserved for monks are no longer accessible as they are transformed into apartments. The church has a Gothic appearance constituted by a single large structure nave ended with a quadrangular scarsella. Inside, covered with wooden trusses and fully plastered and decorated in monochrome, there were three chapels which houses the tomb Ark white marble, decorated with coats of arms Buondelmonti, the founder and his wife.

Area: Val di Pesa (Chianti Florentine)
Municipality: locality Montefiridolfi – San Casciano in Val di Pesa
Type: Romanesque-Gothic religious complex (15th century)

The monastery of Santissima Annunziata, commonly referred to as Luogo Nuovo dates back to 1360. At the end of the inside 20 th century was converted into private apartments. The monastic complex consists of two distinct areas: the church and former monastic premises, both characterized by an architectural style of transition between Romanesque and Gothic. The rooms once reserved for monks are no longer accessible as they are transformed into apartments. The church has a Gothic appearance constituted by a single large structure nave ended with a quadrangular scarsella. Inside, covered with wooden trusses and fully plastered and decorated in monochrome, there were three chapels which houses the tomb Ark white marble, decorated with coats of arms Buondelmonti, the founder and his wife.

Area: Val di Pesa (Chianti Florentine)
Type: fortified building(14th century)
Indirizzo:

It was built as the top of the walls in the shape of irregular hexagon, to be used as a refuge in case of emergency as well as the headquarters of the militia or private residence. In 1354 the mercenary leader Fra Moriale occupied the village and stayed there until they were paid for 16,000 florins. Immediately after the Republic of Florence decided to fortify the entire village. The walls, seven meters high, measured in 2135 Florentine arms length (equal to 1,240 meters) and had four doors. The formwork hosted important figures such as various members of the Medici family, including Lorenzo the Magnificent here granted to the inhabitants of Colle Val d’Elsa Florentine citizenship. Then even the Grand Duke Cosimo Medici. In the 16th century the keep was given to Francesco Giovanni Paulosanti Lucardesi, secretary of the Grand Duke, who in turn gave it to the monastery of Santa Maria di Gesu. It remained the property of the monastery until the Napoleonic era when it was sold to private households and used as home. The mold is a rectangular building dominated by a massive tower. Inside are large rooms, one of which was used as a city theater. The walls still present and the best preserved side is along the Market Square which also has a work by Mario Merz.

Area: Val di Pesa (Chianti Florentine)
Type: historical house (15th century)
Address: Via Scopeti, 64 – locality Sant’Andrea in Percussina
Phone: +39 055 828471
Hours: Wednesday to Sunday 12.00am-03.00pm and 07.00pm-10.30pm; Monday and Tuesday 07.00pm to 10.30pm

House Machiavelli, also known as Albergaccio, was the home of Niccolò Machiavelli (1469-1527) during his exile from 1512. The house belonged, along with several farms, families the writer who composed his most famous book, Prince. The farm, with its adjacent Albergaccio tavern, is described in one of his most famous letters, one addressed to his friend Francesco Vettori in 1513. In the letter Machiavelli describes his days spent in the home management and evenings spent at tavern to play with the landlord and a local butcher. Currently the property belongs to the Italian Wine Group. You can visit the rooms of the villa, the beautiful cellars and, through an underground passage, entering the inn described by Machiavelli. This too has preserved the original architecture.

Area: Val di Pesa (Chianti Fiorentino)
Type: fortified villa-farm (15th-6th century)
Address: Via Malafrasca, 64

The building dates back to the early fifteenth century when it is owned by Dianora di Biagio del Milanese. At the time the villa-castle consisted of a stately home and another for the workers and surrounded by a land that produced wheat, barley, flax, two barrels of red wine, a jar of oil a year and also 200 pounds of pork. At the beginning of the 16th century it was bought by the widow of Filippo Strozzi. The possession of the Strozzi was very long (three centuries) and the villa followed the various inheritance successions. In these three centuries the Strozzi greatly expanded the property by purchasing various land in the surroundings with the aim of getting them together. At the beginning of the nineteenth century the farm consisted of 20 farms managed by the sharecropping system and another three data for rent, for a total area of ​​400 hectares. The Strozzi remained owners until 1911 when it was bought by the Frova counts, still owners.

The whole complex is built around a square-based tower on which the Strozzi coat of arms is located. The tower is what remains of the stately home. Major restoration work was carried out after the earthquake struck the area in 1812. In 1818 Lorenzo del Moro realized the clock placed in the tower which presents a crenellation resulting from an evident neo-Gothic style remake. On the ceiling of the chapel inside the villa there are paintings by Attilio Ravaglia, guest during the Second World War.

Area: Val di Pesa (Chianti Fiorentino)
Type: Renaissance villa (17th century)
Address: Via San Piero di Sotto 1 – San Casciano in Val di Pesa
Phone: +39 055 8293016
Website: www.principecorsini.com
Email: shop@principecorsini.com
Hours: Tuesday to Friday by reservation

Le Corti is a Renaissance villa built at the beginning of the seventeenth century by architect Santi di Tito and became a national monument, although owned by the Corsini family, one of the oldest Italian aristocratic families.

A rectangular plan, the villa shows two massive towers at the corners of the northern front. Inside there is a quadrangular courtyard consisting of a loggia with round arches with cross vaults. Inside it should be mentioned the Sala delle Donne (dining room), so named because at the end of the nineteenth century it was decorated by the painter Gaetano Bianchi with the coats of arms of the noble houses of the women who went to the Corsini: under each coat of arms there is a portrait of the respective husband. Then the Hall of the Titles (former game room) where the vaults are decorated with the main businesses of the Corsini family members. Next is the Clement Hall XII (ballroom) where there is an impressive marble bust in memory of the pontiff and the Salone a Tramontana which houses a beautiful fireplace in pietra serena. On the first floor the loggia was walled on three sides to allow the construction of a gallery that houses the portraits of the most authoritative members of the Corsini family. On the first floor there is also the family archive, 1,200 linear meters of registers, cards and parchments through which the history of the family unfolds. The rooms on the upper floor are private and therefore not open to visitors. In this part of the villa there is the family chapel, consisting of a single rectangular hall with a barrel vault and walls covered with a blue silk fabric with golden damasks and polychrome embroidery. The frescoes were made by Bernardino Poccetti and Francesco di Alessandro Leoncini. There are also ample cellars, organized on three underground levels, where the farm’s products are kept: Chianti Classico wine and extra virgin olive oil.

The gardens around are made up of geometric Italian flower beds, a large park with an avenue bordered by centuries-old cypress trees, and a lawn around the villa. Inside the park there is a frescoed tabernacle dating back to the 14century and a statue of Giambologna. The agricultural property extends for about 250 hectares in the heart of the Chianti Classico area. Twice a year the property organizes two significant events: in May at the Corti del Vino, a fair with eno-gastronomic tastings, and, in September, Giardini in Fiera, an exhibition-market of gardening and horticulture.

Area: Val di Pesa (Chianti Fiorentino)
Type: villa-farm (XIVth century)

The villa, built at the end of the XIVth century by the Bondi family, was one of the most loved by the illustrious Florentine family, who enlarged it and made it the center of its agricultural estates (especially wineries). Externally the villa is surrounded by a curtain wall in which opens a door with a sandstone frame. The building has a rectangular base plant with a rear garden façade and a large bathtub. Inside the villa reflects the 16th century characters. One example is the main hall, which is sometimes clad and is decorated with a large fireplace. On the main courtyard there is a loggia with three round arches, today closed with windows. On the wall of the loggia there are two glazed terracotta tondi, attributed to Giovanni della Robbia, depicting the coats of arms of the Antinori and Tornabuoni families surrounded by festoons of fruit. The large cellars date back to 1898.

The walled garden, one of the most beautiful in the Val di Pesa, allows a panoramic view of the valley below. At the center dominates the large water nursery, built in 1690. The construction of the nymphaeum dates back to the 18th century, on the initiative of Vincenzo Antinori, who also built the large lemon house and the loggia below, with a mask and other decorations in spongy stones. Among the plants in the walled garden stand out two large cedars of Lebanon, laurel beds and numerous floral plants. Around the villa there is an English park, with pines, holm oaks, chestnut trees arranged in rows and a scenic avenue of cypresses, which leads, a short distance, to the chapel.

Area: Val di Pesa (Chianti Fiorentino)
Type: villa-farm (14th century)
Address: Via Montepaldi, 12 – Locality Montepaldi
Phone: +39 055 828190
Website: www.villamontepaldi.it

The building, now owned by the University of Florence, belonged to famous Florentine families such as the Acciaioli, the Medici and, from the mid-seventeenth century, the Corsini. It covers an area of ​​over 320 hectares, consisting of vineyards, olive groves, arable land and woods that frame the Medici building, located on the ridge of the hill sloping down towards the river Pesa. The villa, a classic example of Renaissance construction, is enriched by a garden that recalls the medieval typology of the hortus conclusus and dominates the small rural settlement that includes some annexes, the farm, other buildings and a church. There are courses and educational activities with the application of experimental techniques of viticulture, oenology and landscaping and hydraulic-agrarian arrangements. There is also an oil research laboratory.

Area: Val di Pesa (Chianti Fiorentino)
Type: water tower, panoramic terrace and cultural space
Hours: Monday and Tuesday 10.00am-12.30pm; from Thursday to Sunday 10.00-12.30 and 16.00-19.00; reduced time in winter
Admission: € 5.00 including a visit to the museum or € 2.00 for a visit to the Torre del Chianti

It is the Torre dell’Acqua, later named Torre del Chianti, which has become above all a panoramic terrace from which it is possible to enjoy an excellent view of the Chianti hills. The ancient piezometric tower has a striking cylindrical shape and, from its 33 meters, dominates the surrounding landscape. The tower houses the contemporary art work “BULK”, the result of the collaboration between the artist Patrizio Travagli and the group of architects WOKdesign. It is also home to exhibitions and cultural events.

Area: Val di Pesa (Chianti Fiorentino)
Type: astronomical observatory
Website: www.torreluciana.it

This is the renovation of an ancient building that has been known since the ninth century and where an astronomical telescope was installed. At the top of the tower, the roof opens into a large window to allow you to peer into the sky. The Observatory organizes, usually when the moon is in the first quarter, observing evenings, some public and others reserved for amateur astronomers.

Area: Val di Pesa (Chianti Fiotrentino)
Type: museum of sacred art and archeology
Address: via Lucardesi
Phone: +39 055 8256385
Email: museo@comune.san-casciano-val-di-pesa.fi.it
Hours: Monday and Tuesday 10.00am-1.00pm; Thursdays to Sundays 10.00-13.00 and 16.00-19.00
Admission: € 3.00 full price, € 2.00 reduced

The Museum is located inside the church and the convent of Santa Maria del Gesù. It exhibits archaeological finds and works of sacred art from the territory of San Casciano. From the entrance hall, dominated by the majestic stele known as the “dell’Arciere”, the museum itinerary starts from the sacristy where the sculpted trunk of the Master of Cabestany is kept, among other works. From here you enter the church, dating back to the second half of the 15th century and built by the Franciscan friars of the Osservanza as a place of hospitality.

From the sacristy, the path continues in the hall of paintings and in the section of sacred vestments. There are two cornerstones of Florentine and Sienese painting of the thirteenth and sixteenth centuries: the Dossal of St. Michael the Archangel of Coppo di Marcovaldo and the Madonna with child by Ambrogio Lorenzetti. In addition to these works, the museum contains paintings by Neri di Bicci, Iacopo del Casentino, the Master of the Horne Triptych, the Master of San Lucchese and others. The first floor houses the archaeological section and that of primitive dwellings that also continues on the second floor.

Zona: Val di Pesa (Chianti Fiorentino)
Comune: San Casciano in Val di Pesa – località  La Collina – Montefiridolfi
Tipo: sito archeologico etrusco (VII° secolo a.C.)

La tomba etrusca è costituita da una sola camera perfettamente quadrata che misura 5.30 metri di lato. Il dromos, il pavimento e le pareti della tomba sono costituiti da pietre di alberese provenienti dalle vicine colline di Campoli (circa 20 chilometri di distanza). La grandezza di tali pietre e quindi il loro peso (fino a 80 quintali) è impressionante e destano meraviglia le tecniche di trasporto e di costruzione degli etruschi già nel periodo arcaico. Sono stati ritrovati frammenti di ceramica, di avorio, di bronzo ed una piccola fibula d’oro. Oltre alle pietre di copertura, durante lo scavo venne alla luce anche una stele raffigurante una figura maschile armata di arco, probabilmente un cacciatore o un guerriero, esposta nel Museo di San Casciano.

Tuscany Ballooning

Address: Via del Masso, 14 – locality Calzaiolo – 50026 San Casciano in Val di Pesa (FI)
Phone: +39 055 8249120 / +39 335 6454036
Email: tuscanyballooning@gmail.com
Website: www.tuscanyballooning.com
Services: hot air balloon flight and toast with prosecco, private flights for 2 persons and groups, Chianti area, Siena and Lucca; expert pilots.

San Casciano has also linked the name to important figures and works of contemporary art.

THE DEER OF MARIO MERZ: placed in the upper part of the village walls is a progression of neon numbers, each of them obtained with the sum of the two previous ones, which refer to the Fibonacci mathematical sequence to indicate the proliferation of biological life and of the natural world.

THE SCULPTURES OF MAURO STACCIOLI: the first is located in the center of the roundabout at the northern entrance of the town, the second, in a clearing overlooking a wonderful Chianti landscape near the Torre di Luciana.

TUSCIA ELECTA: is a contemporary art exhibition, also promoted by the Municipality of San Casciano, focused on a possible model of redefinition of the landscape and the urban fabric through the inclusion of contemporary works in the Chianti area, between the cities of Florence and Siena.

In the early 80s of the last century San Casciano was at the center of national and international news for the events related to the murders of the so-called “Monster of Florence”. A serial killer was the author of a series of eight double murders in the area. The crimes of the Monster of Florence developed over almost 20 years. The victims were all young couples who belonged to the countryside in search of intimacy.

Municipalities: Barberino Val d’Elsa, Castellina in Chianti, Castelnuovo Berardenga, Gaiole in Chianti, Greve in Chianti, Poggibonsi, Radda in Chianti, San Casciano Val di Pesa, Tavarnelle Val di Pesa

Products: Chianti Classico DOCG

The Wine Roads are itineraries within the Tuscany region with high wine production and characterized by important cultural, historical and naturalistic attractions. The Wine Roads allow you to visit cellars and famous wineries among unspoiled landscapes and medieval villages that still retain the traces of the original architecture.

The Chianti Classico Wine and Olive Oil Road is superimposed on the Chiantigiana road that runs through the entire production area. The first stop is Greve in Chianti, with the characteristic “piazza mercatale”. The road then continues to Panzano in Chianti, Castellina in Chianti, Fonterutoli and finally to the city of Siena. Much of the route is crossed by other roads that link to villages and castles, such as Radda in Chianti and the Castello di Brolio, where Bettino Ricasoli formulated the Chianti wine “recipe”. Along the way you can take guided tours of the cellars and tastings of wines, oil and cured meats; in the restaurants and taverns you can taste the specialties of the Chianti cuisine.

Tasting and direct sales:

Badia a Coltibuono, Barone Ricasoli, Bibbiano, Borgo Scopeto, Carpineto, Casa Sola, Casaloste, Castelli del Grevepesa, Castello di Querceto, Castle of San Donato in Perano, Castello di Verrazzano, Castello di Volpaia, Castello La Leccia, Castello Vicchiomaggio, Fattoria of Petroio, Fattoria La Ripa, Fattoria Viticcio, The Molino di Grace, Islands and Olena, La Croce, Machiavelli, Ormanni, Pian del Gallo, Podere Terreno, Rocca delle Macie, Salvadonica, San Donatino, San Fabiano Calcinaia, San Felice, Vescine , Villa a Sesta, Villa Cafaggio, Villa Mangiacane

Cooking courses:

Badia a Coltibuono, Casa Sola, Castle of Volpaia, Castle Vicchiomaggio, Fattoria di Petroio, Pian del Gallo, Rocca delle Macie, San Felice, Villa a Sesta, Villa Mangiacane

Albergo Antica Posta

Piazza Zannoni, 1/3 – San Casciano in Val di Pesa (FI)
Tel. +39 055 822313
info@anticaposta-chianti.it
servizi: si accettano animali domestici

Albergo Bargino **

Via Cassia per Siena, 122 – località Bargino – San Casciano in Val di Pesa (FI)
Tel. +39 055 8249055/ +39 339 8190735
ffalugiani@hotmail.com
servizi: si accettano animali domestici, parcheggio

Hotel Calzaiolo

Via Cassia per Siena, 32 – località Calzaiolo – San Casciano in Val di Pesa (FI)
Tel. +39 055 8249310
info@hotelcalzaiolo.it

Hotel Di’ Sor Paolo

Via Cassia per Firenze, 40 – località Falciani – San Casciano in Val di Pesa (FI)
Tel. +39 055 8294665
www.hoteldisorpaolo.it
info@hoteldisorpaolo.it
servizi: parcheggio, piscina

Hotel Minisoggiorno **

Via L. Da Vinci, 5 – località Bardella – San Casciano in Val di Pesa (FI)
Tel. +39 055 822241
www.minisoggiorno.it
minisoggiorno@virgilio.it

Hotel Villa Roseto ****

Via San Piero di Sotto, 10 – San Casciano in Val di Pesa (FI)
Tel. +39 055 8290282
info@villafrediani.com
servizi: si accettano animali domestici, parcheggio

Agriturismo Azienda Agrituristica Il Poggio

Via San Casciano dei Bagni – località Celle sul Rigo – San Casciano in Val di Pesa (FI)
Tel. +39 0578 53748
www.ilpoggio.net
info@ilpoggio.net

Agriturismo Aurora Agriturismo Termale

Località Bagno Grande – San Casciano in Val di Pesa (FI)
Tel. +39 0578 58372/ +39 339 1837217
www.auroragriturismo.it
info@auroragriturismo.it

Agriturismo Tenuta Macetona

Celle sul Rigo – Località Macetona, 207 – San Casciano in Val di Pesa (FI)
Tel. +39 347 6478359
www.tenutamacetona.com
info@tenutamacetona.com

Agriturismo Podere Campotorno

Strada Provinciale, 82 – San Casciano in Val di Pesa (FI)
Tel. +39 057856034
www.poderecampotorno.it
info@poderecampotorno.it

Agriturismo Azienda Agrituristica Forconate

Via San Casciano dei Bagni – località Le Piazze – San Casciano in Val di Pesa (FI)
Tel. +39 339 1212737

Agriturismo Mori Giacomo

Piazza Pertini, 8 – località San Casciano dei Bagni – San Casciano in Val di Pesa (FI)
Tel. +39 0578 227005
giacomo.mori@libero.it

Agriturismo Azienda Agrituristica Palazzone e Pornello

Via Piana, 13 – località San Casciano dei Bagni – San Casciano in Val di Pesa (FI)
Tel. +39 0578 56006

Agriturismo Azienda Agrituristica Podere Fitto

Podere San Giuseppe – località San Casciano dei Bagni – San Casciano in Val di Pesa (FI)
Tel. +39 0578 58170

Agriturismo Podere S. Lorenzo

Celle sul Rigo – località San Casciano dei Bagni – San Casciano in Val di Pesa (FI)
Tel. +39 0578 53740

Agriturismo Pofaulle

Podere Pofaulle – località San Casciano dei Bagni – San Casciano in Val di Pesa (FI)
Tel. +39 0577 58279

Agriturismo Casa Paggetti

Via San Casciano dei Bagni – località Le Ripe – San Casciano in Val di Pesa (FI)
Tel. +39 0578 58140

Agriturismo Azienda Agrituristica San Filippo

Via S. Filippo, 339 – località San Casciano dei Bagni – San Casciano in Val di Pesa (FI)
Tel. +39 0578 58203
san_filippo@libero.it

Agriturismo Azienda Agrituristica Le Radici Natura e Benessere

Podere Le Radici – località San Casciano dei Bagni – San Casciano in Val di Pesa (FI)
Tel. +39 0578 56033/38

Agriturismo Azienda Agrituristica Fratelli Mori

Piazza Pertini, 8 – località San Casciano dei Bagni – San Casciano in Val di Pesa (FI)
Tel. +39 337/706426
moriagritur@libero.it

Agriturismo Il Noce

Via Malafrasca, 234 – 50026 San Casciano in Val di Pesa (FI)
Tel: +39 055 8248127 / +39 339 1646339
Email: giovannino.nieddu@virgilio.it
Servizi: 2 appartamenti con 8 posti letto, anesso azienda agricola con produzione e vendita di formaggi tipici toscani, degustazione di prodotti accompagnata da vini locali

B&B A Mezza Costa

Via Borromeo, 67 – San Casciano in Val di Pesa (FI)
Tel. +39 055 828692
info@mezzacosta.com

B&B Camporsino

Via Grevigiana, 1 – San Casciano in Val di Pesa (FI)
Tel. +39 055 3929211
info@camporsino.it
servizi: si accettano animali domestici, parcheggio

B&B Casa Machiavelli

Via Machiavelli, 20 – San Casciano in Val di Pesa (FI)
Tel. +39 055 8290339
www.casamachiavelli.it
info@casamachiavelli.it

B&B Casanuova Le Conche

Via Vicolabate, 28/A – località Gabbiano – San Casciano in Val di Pesa (FI)
Tel. +39 055 821347

B&B Chianti House

Via Cigliano, 27 – località Cigliano – San Casciano in Val di Pesa (FI)
Tel. +39 055 822325
www.chiantihousefi.altervista.org
chiantihouse@email.it

B&B I Filari

Via del Masso, 18/20 – San Casciano in Val di Pesa (FI)
Tel. +39 055 8249222
www.ifilari.it
info@ifilari.it

B&B I Pini Da Giselda

Via Primo Maggio, 18/20 – località La Romola – San Casciano in Val di Pesa (FI)
Tel. +39 055 827225
info@ipinidigiselda.com
servizi: aria condizionata, parcheggio

B&B Il Giglio Etrusco

Via Borromeo, 126 – San Casciano in Val di Pesa (FI)
Tel. +39 055 820059
www.giglioetrusco.com
info@giglioetrusco.com

B&B Il Terrazzino

Via Certaldese, 62 – San Casciano in Val di Pesa (FI)
Tel. +39 055 8248033
www.ilterrazzinobeb.com
info@ilterrazzinobeb.com
servizi: parcheggio

B&B La Casa di Dora

Via Certaldese, 42 – località San Pancrazio – San Casciano in Val di Pesa (FI)
Tel. +39 055 8248068
ilcanebianco@libero.it
servizi: si accettano animali domestici

B&B La Stanza del Pittore

Via San Piero di Sotto, 16 – San Casciano in Val di Pesa (FI)
Tel. +39 055 8290126
rosiradica.poli@virgilio.it
servizi: si accettano animali domestici, parcheggio

B&B La Tana di Fragolo

Via Pergolato, 4/I – località Bargino – San Casciano in Val di Pesa (FI)
Tel. +39 055 8249277
www.latanadifragolo.com
info@latanadifragolo.com
servizi: si accettano animali domestici, parcheggio

B&B Limonaia

Via Caserotta, 1 – San Casciano in Val di Pesa (FI)
Tel. +39 335 6456989
info@andreabazzechi.com
servizi: piscina

B&B Montrogoli

Via Montignana, 10 – località Mercatale Val di Pesa – San Casciano in Val di Pesa (FI)
Tel. +39 055 8217998
www.montrogoli.it
silviacorsini@tiscali.it
servizi: si accettano animali domestici, parcheggio, piscina

B&B Old Fornace House

Via Cassia per Siena, 139 – località Fornace – San Casciano in Val di Pesa (FI)
347 1627576
oldfornace@gmail.com

B&B Palazzo Tempi

Via Niccol Machiavelli, 21 – San Casciano in Val di Pesa (FI)
Tel. +39 055 8290083
info@palazzotempi.com

B&B Pergolato di Sotto

Via Pergolato, 4/M – località Bargino – San Casciano in Val di Pesa (FI)
Tel. +39 055 8249335
www.chianti-holidays.it
info@chianti-holidays.it
servizi: si accettano animali domestici, aria condizionata, , parcheggio

B&B Petigliolo

Via Petigliolo, 19/A – località Montefiridolfi – San Casciano in Val di Pesa (FI)
Tel. +39 055 8244031
mariateresa67@alice.it
servizi: si accettano animali domestici, parcheggio

B&B Poggiolato

Via San Vito di Sopra, 22 – San Casciano in Val di Pesa (FI)
Tel. +39 335 7723160
poggiolato@tiscali.it
servizi: si accettano animali domestici, parcheggio

B&B Sant’Angelo

Via Collina, 56 – località Sant’Angelo – San Casciano in Val di Pesa (FI)
Tel. +39 333 8001684

B&B Le Lame

Via Sonnino, 17 – località Mercatale Val di Pesa – San Casciano in Val di Pesa (FI)
Tel. +39 055 332914/ +39 055 821309
www.lelame.com
marcozanobini@hotmail.it

B&B Terrazza sul Chianti

Via per Cerbaia, 1 – San Casciano in Val di Pesa (FI)
Tel. +39 055 827040
info@chiantiterrace.it

B&B Villa Quattro Strade

Via della Leccia, 10 – località Quattro Strade – San Casciano in Val di Pesa (FI)
Tel. +39 055 821149
villa4strade@email.it
servizi: si accettano animali domestici

B&B Art

Via della Volta, 6 – San Casciano in Val di Pesa (FI)
Tel. +39 055 8290372
villa4strade@email.it

Affittacamere La Vetrichina

Via La Vetrichina di Sopra, 446 – località San Casciano dei Bagni – San Casciano in Val di Pesa (FI)
Tel. +39 0578 58264
www.vetrichina.it
relais@vetrichina.it

Affittacamere Chiaro di Luna

Via dell’Arco, 5 – località San Casciano dei Bagni – San Casciano in Val di Pesa (FI)
Tel. +39 057853700

Casa vacanze Atelier 1-2-3

Via S. Lucia, 3 – località Mercatale Val di Pesa – San Casciano in Val di Pesa (FI)
Tel. +39 055 8218332
juliaheyde@libero.it

Casa vacanze Casa con Bella Vista

Via Valigondoli, 19 – località Mercatale Val di Pesa – San Casciano in Val di Pesa (FI)
Tel. +39 055 821008
info@casaconbellavista.it
servizi: si accettano animali domestici, parcheggio

Casa vacanze Fattoria Montignana

Via Montignana, 4 – località Mercatale Val di Pesa – San Casciano in Val di Pesa (FI)
Tel. +39 055 8070135
montignana.com
info@montignana.com
servizi: si accettano animali domestici, parcheggio, piscina

Casa vacanze Il Prugnolo

Via Perseto, 1 – località Mercatale Val di Pesa – San Casciano in Val di Pesa (FI)
Tel. +39 055 8217725
info@casavacanzeilprugnolo.it
servizi: parcheggio

Casa vacanze Il Vichiaccio

Vai Vicolabate, 32/B – località Mercatale Val di Pesa – San Casciano in Val di Pesa (FI)
Tel. +39 055 8218154
www.chianti-tuscany.it
info@chianti-tuscany.it
servizi: si accettano animali domestici, parcheggio, piscina

Casa vacanze Le Rose

Via delle Rose, 29 – San Casciano in Val di Pesa (FI)
info@aziendaagricolalerose.it
Tel. +39 055 820607

Casa vacanze Podere Casacce

Via della Villa Tignanello, 9 – località Tignanello – San Casciano in Val di Pesa (FI)
www.poderecasacce.it
info@poderecasacce.it
Tel. +39 055 8218417

Casa vacanze Podere La Villa

Via Pisignano, 34 – San Casciano in Val di Pesa (FI)
Tel. +39 055 820840
ilaria.tachis@bbc.tin.it
servizi: aria condizionata, parcheggio

Residenza d’Epoca Villa Il Poggiale

Via Empolese, 69 – San Casciano in Val di Pesa (FI)
Tel. +39 055 828311
www.villailpoggiale.it
villailpoggiale@villailpoggiale.it
servizi: si accettano animali domestici, aria condizionata, parcheggio, piscina, baby sitting

Residenza d’Epoca Villa Mangiacane

Via Faltignano, 2 – San Casciano in Val di Pesa (FI)
Tel. +39 055 8290123
www.mangiacane.com
info@mangiacane.com
servizi: si accettano animali domestici, parcheggio, piscina

A CASA MIA Ristorante

Via S.Maria Macerata, 4 – località Montefiridolfi
Tel. +39 055 82.44.392
www.acasamia.eu
info@acasamia.eu
aperto a pranzo dal mercoledi alla domenica

ALBERGACCIO TAVERNETTA MACHIAVELLI

Via Scopeti 64 – Località Sant’Andrea in Percussina
Tel. +39 055 82.84.71
giv@giv.it
lunedì, martedi e domenica sera

ANTICA FIASCHETTERIA DEL CHIANTI

Piazza Pierozzi, 24 – 50026 – San Casciano in Val di Pesa
Tel. +39 055 820314
www.anticafiaschetteriadelchianti.com
info@anticafiaschetteriadelchianti.com

ANTICA POSTA

Piazza Zannoni, 1 – 50026 – San Casciano in Val di Pesa
Tel. +39 055 822313
antonellamaddaluni@yahoo.it
www.anticapostaristorantelocanda.it
chiuso martedì

TRATTORIA ANTICA CALCINAIA

Via Grevigiana, 21 Lococalità Calcinaia – 50026 – San Casciano in Val di Pesa
Tel. +39 055 820682

CASALTA

Via Certaldese, 14-16 – 50020 – località San Pancrazio
Tel. +39 055 8248254
www.ristorante-casalta.it
info@ristorante-casalta.it
chiuso lunedì

“GOVINDA”

Via Scopeti, 106 – San Casciano in Val di Pesa
Tel. +39 329 4151803  / +39 320 4271888
www.villavrindavana.org
Servizi: cucina vegetariana e vegana – aperto venerdi sera, sabato e domenica tutto il giorno

IL CAVALIERE

Via di Gabbiano, 12 – 50020 – località Mercatale
Tel. +39 055 8218423
www.ilcavalieredigabbiano.it
accommodations@castellogabbiano.it
chiuso lunedì e martedì

IL FEDINO

Via Borromeo, 9 – 50026 – San Casciano in Val di Pesa
Tel. +39 055 828612
val@vinoandvino.eu
food@ilfedino.com
chiuso lunedì

IL MULINACCIO

Via Cassia per Firenze,38 – 50026 – San Casciano in Val di Pesa
Tel. +39 055 8228291
info@mulinaccio.net
www.ilmulinaccio.com
chiuso lunedì – aperto a pranzo

IL GALLO GIALLO

Via Grevigiana, 50a – 50026 – San Casciano in Val di Pesa
Tel. +39 055 8290252 – +39 329 7442344
www.ilgallogiallo.com
info@ilgallogiallo.com  / benevobis@hotmail.com
chiuso martedi – aperto pranzo e cena

L’ACINO ROSSO

Via Gabbiano, 34 – Località Ponte a Gabbiano – 50020 – Mercatale
Tel. +39 055 8219148
www.acinorosso.it
lacinorosso@gmail.com
chiuso il lunedì

LA TENDA ROSSA

Piazza Monumento, 11 – 50020 – localià Cerbaia
Tel. +39 055 826132
ristorante@latendarossa.it
www.latendarossa.it
chiuso domenica e lunedi

MAMMAROSA  LA LOCANDA

Via Cassia per Siena, 32  – Località Calzaiolo – 50026 San Casciano in Val di Pesa
Tel. +39 055 8249 454
www.mammarosalalocanda.it
info@mammarosalalocanda.it
Servizi: specialità cucina toscana e mediterranea – chiuso mercoledì

NELLO

Via IV Novembre, 64 – 50026 – San Casciano in Val di Pesa
Tel. +39 055 820163
www.ristorantenello.it
info@ristorantenello.it
chiuso giovedì – aperto tutte le sere- sabato e domenica aperto a pranzo

TRATTORIA DA BULE

Via Cassia per Siena, 90/I – località Bargino – 50026 – San Casciano in Val di Pesa Tel.+39 055 8249489
trattoriadabule@virgilio.it
chiuso domenica

TRATTORIA DA PORDO 2

Via Valigondoli, 8 – 50020 – località Mercatale
Tel. +39 055 821038
trattoriadapordo@gmail.com
chiuso lunedì e martedì a pranzo

TRATTORIA DELLA FONTE

Via Santa Maria a Macerata, 31 – 50020 – località Montefiridolfi
Tel. +39 055 8244743
www.fontedemedici.com
mail@fontedemedici.com
Chiuso lunedi – aperto pranzo e cena

TRATTORIA DEL PESCE

Via Cassia per Siena, 124 – Località Bargino – 50026 – San Casciano in Val di Pesa
Tel. +39 055 8249045
www.latrattoriadelpesce.com
latrattoriadelpesce@live.it
chiuso lunedi – aperto pranzo e cena

TRATTORIA DI’ SOR PAOLO

Via Cassia per Firenze, 40 – 50026 – San Casciano in Val di Pesa
Tel. +39 055 828402
info@trattoriadisorpaolo.it
www.trattoriadisorpaolo.it
chiuso lunedì

TRATTORIA ENOTECA CANTINETTA DEL NONNO

Via IV Novembre, 18 – 50026 – San Casciano in Val di Pesa
Tel. +39 055 820570
info@cantinettadelnonno.it
www.ristorantecantinettadelnonno.com
chiuso mercoledì

IL GABBIANO RISTORANTE BAR

Via Chiantigiana sulla Greve, 4 – località Gabbiano – 50020 – Mercatale
Tel. +39 055 821500
ilgabbianoamny@gmail.com

TRATTORIA LA BARACCHINA

Via degli Scopeti, 199  località Sant’Andrea in Percussina – 50026 – San Casciano in Val di Pesa
Tel. +39 055 8229600
www.trattorialabaracchina.it
info@trattorialabaracchina.it
Servizi: cucina tradizionale toscana – chiuso lunedi

TRATTORIA PONTEROTTO

Via Certaldese, 8 – località Ponterotto – 50026 – San Casciano in Val di Pesa
Tel. +39 055 828090
caterinagiachetti@gmail.com
da lunedi a sabato solo pranzo – domenica solo cena – chiuso martedì

VILLA BORROMEO

Via Borromeo, 110 – 50026 – San Casciano in Val di Pesa
Tel. +39 055 8290118
www.ristorantevillaborromeo.it
villaborromeo@gmail.com
aperto tutti i giorni su prenotazione

VILLA DEL ROSETO

Via San Piero di Sotto, 10 – 50026 – San Casciano in Val di Pesa
Tel. +39 055 8290069
www.matrimoni-a-firenze.com
info@matrimoni-a-firenze.com
chiuso lunedi

RISTORANTE PIZZERIA LA BOTTE

Via Borromeo, 154 Località Bargino – 50026 – S. Casciano in Val di Pesa
Tel. +39 055 8249029
pizzerialabotte@live.it
aperto anche a pranzo (escluso sabato) – chiuso il martedi

RISTORANTE I FIORI DI HONG KONG

Via Borgo Sarchiani, 20 – 50026 – S.Casciano in Val di Pesa
Tel. +39 055 8290339 +39 3920982500
leunglq9880@hotmail.com
aperto dal lunedi alla domenica – chiuso il lunedi a pranzo

RISTORANTE RINUCCIO 1180

Via Cassia per Siena, 133 – 50026 – San Casciano in Val di Pesa
Tel. +39 055 2359720
rinuccio@antinorichianticlassico.it

Ristorante Malia

Via Scopeti, 130 – 50026 – S.Casciano in Val di Pesa
Tel. +39 055 828140  /  +39 335 8224099
Servizi: cucina tradizionale toscana

OSTERIA CINQUE DI VINO

Viale San Francesco, 32 – 50026 – San Casciano in Val di Pesa
Tel. +39 055 8228116
www.cinquedivino.it
info@cinquedivino.it
mercoledi, giovedi, venerdi, sabato e domenica : aperto pranzo e cena
Cinquo di Vino Light a pranzo da martedi a venerdi somministrazione di cibi privi di glutine – chiuso lunedi e martedi

PIZZERIA DUE PINI

Via dei Fossi, 32 – 50026 – San Casciano in Val di Pesa
Tel. +39 055 820779
crcsancasciano@yahoo.it
aperto a cena venerdi, sabato, domenica e festivi
pranzi e cene su prenotazione

PIZZERIA EVEREST

Via del Cassero, 6c – 50026 – San Casciano in Val da Pesa
Tel.+39 055 8228384
ghigo3@gmail.com
chiuso lunedì e martedi

PIZZERIA LA CARBONAIA

Via IV Novembre, 124 – 50026 – San Casciano in Val di Pesa
Tel. +39 055 828344
chiuso lunedì

PIZZERIA RISTORANTE 4 STELLE

Via Scopeti, 38 – Località Spedaletto – San Casciano in Val di Pesa
Tel. +39 055 8294638 – +39 339 6409032

PIZZERIA SOTTO CASA

Via Morrocchesi, 4 – 50026 -San Casciano in Val di Pesa
Tel. +39 055/8294641
sottocasa@live.it
aperto a pranzo e a cena – chiuso martedi

TAVOLA CALDA ALIMENTARI SERENA

Via Empolese, 199/201 – 50020 – località Cerbaia
Tel. +39 055 826048
serenabarda@yahoo.it
aperto dal lunedì al venerdi – solo pranzo