Tuscany is among the most beautiful regions of Italy and is appreciated by foreign tourists, as well as by Italians themselves. Spending a few days or weeks of your holiday in one of the destinations in this splendid part of Italy means immersing yourself in a culture of tradition, beauty and nature. 

Your trip to Tuscany will certainly not be lacking in good wine, excellent food and the precious company of the local people, always ready to tell you some incredible story of the city or village you will visit.

The choice of accommodation, for the most part, leans towards agriturism and B&Bs, but how do you choose? What are the most beautiful agritourisms in Tuscany? 

Let's found out below.



5 + 1 of the most beautiful holiday farms in Tuscany

You've probably heard of some holiday farms in Tuscany such as: Agriturismo Concadoro and Agriturismo di Montalbino, as well as other places to stay such as Il Colombaio B&B, and if you already have an idea of going there on holiday, you certainly won't have a bad time. 

If, on the other hand, you are not satisfied and want to know which are the 5+1 most beautiful farmhouses in Tuscany, we will help you.

• Suite Limonaia and Mormoraia - San Gimignano
• Collelungo - 1 Bedroom Apartment with Patio - Castellina del Chianti
• Country House In Tuscany - Sovicille, in the province of Siena
• B&B La corte di Stelio - Pisa
• B&B Villa Corte degli Dei - Lucca

These agritourisms are located in some of the most beautiful areas of Tuscany, where you will also have the opportunity to taste excellent wine and enjoy sublime food, cooked by excellent local chefs.

What activities can you do in Tuscany's most beautiful agritourisms?

Agritourism in Tuscany offer a varied range of activities that allow guests to immerse themselves in the beauty of the Tuscan countryside and enjoy authentic experiences. 

One of the most popular activities is horse riding, which allows guests to explore hills and paths in a relaxing and natural way. 

For those who love walking, organised excursions offer routes through forests, vineyards and historic villages, often accompanied by local guides who share stories and curiosities of the area. Wine enthusiasts can participate in vineyard tours, where they can watch the vines being cultivated, and wine tasting, which offer the opportunity to sample the renowned local wines, often accompanied by typical Tuscan products. 

In addition, many agritourisms organise entertainment and shows such as live music evenings, theatre performances or cultural events, creating a lively and engaging atmosphere. For families, there is no shortage of activities for children: educational farms, creative workshops, and play areas where the little ones can have fun and learn in contact with nature. 

These experiences make a stay at a holiday farm an ideal opportunity to discover and appreciate Tuscan tradition and culture in all its facets.

Obviously not all holiday farms in Tuscany organise all these activities, in some it is only possible to do two of them, in others none, but they may offer others. 

The advice, before making a reservation, is to call the agritourism and ask what activities they offer for the period you will be staying. 

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What are the culinary specialities of the most beautiful agritourisms in Tuscany?

The most enchanting agritourisms in Tuscany offer an authentic gastronomic experience that reflects the richness and variety of traditional Tuscan cuisine. Among the most popular dishes is the wild boar ragout, a robust and tasty sauce that often accompanies homemade pappardelle. 

The Florentine steak is a symbol of Tuscan cuisine: a succulent rib-eye steak, barbecued, characterised by its crispy outer crust and tender, pinkish heart. For lovers of rustic cuisine, pappa al pomodoro, prepared with stale bread, ripe tomatoes, basil and a drizzle of extra virgin olive oil, is a comfort food that enhances the simplicity and genuine taste of local ingredients. 

Panzanella, a fresh salad of stale bread, tomatoes, onions, cucumbers and basil, dressed with oil and vinegar, is perfect for hot summer days. 

Among desserts, castagnaccio, a typical sweet made from chestnut flour, enriched with pine nuts, sultanas and rosemary, is an authentic autumn treat. 

Finally, schiacciata, either sweet with sugar and sultanas or savoury with oil and coarse salt, is a versatile focaccia that perfectly accompanies any meal, offering a taste of the Tuscan baking tradition. 

Tuscan cuisine is all about dishes prepared with fresh, local ingredients, celebrating Tuscany's culinary heritage and offering farmhouse guests a real taste journey.

In some agritourisms it is also possible to buy olive oil and wine they produce, so you can take home some of the region's typical products, great for guests to taste while you tell them about your holiday. 

Frequently asked questions about holiday farms in Tuscany

Which are the most beautiful agritourisms in Tuscany?

Among those mentioned above, there are certainly some of the most beautiful, not least because they are located in the most beautiful areas of Tuscany. 

Where are the most beautiful holiday farms in Tuscany?

As a rule, all of Tuscany is beautiful, but some parts of this wonderful region are more enchanting than others. It also depends a lot on what kind of landscape you expect to find. If you are looking for a wild landscape, the Tuscany of Maremma is more for you. If, on the other hand, you prefer the more elegant Tuscany, with its famous pointed trees, the undisputed symbol of this region, the province of Florence is a region you might prefer. 

What services do the most beautiful holiday farms in Tuscany offer?

Generally speaking, holiday farms in Tuscany always include swimming pools and top-class catering services. The advice is always to call and inquire. 

15.06.2024