HOTEL IL PELLICANO
Località Sbarcatello, 58019, Porto Ercole GR

Perched high on the Tuscan cliffs, with breathtaking views of the Tyrrhenian Sea, this exquisite hotel embraces la dolce vita—the 'sweet life.' Lounge by the infinity pool, indulge in Michelin-starred Italian cuisine, or bask in the sun on its serene private beach. With effortless luxury in every detail—from the stylish rooms to the chic aperitivo terrace—it’s the ultimate retreat to unwind, rejuvenate, and immerse in the Mediterranean coastline.

PODERE IL CASALE
Via Podere Il Casale, 64, 53026 Pienza SI

Just a short drive from Siena, this organic, family-run farm is rooted in a deep connection to the land—where each meal is a celebration of seasonal, homegrown ingredients. From freshly pressed olive oil to honey and cheeses, everything is produced on-site for a true farm-to-table experience. Framed by the golden Tuscan light, it offers sweeping views of rolling hills and the idyllic Italian landscape. After enjoying your meal, we recommend taking a stroll through the estate to discover the artisanal farming practices that makes the restaurant feel like a true, authentic taste of Tuscany.

ANTINORI NEL CHIANTI CLASSICO
Via Cassia per Siena, 133, 50026 Bargino FI

A vineyard unlike any you might have seen before, this unique winery is a striking example of modern architecture. Hidden in the hillside, its playful combination of sleek lines and sculptural spirals creates a seamless harmony between design and nature. Every corner of the estate embodies a commitment to sustainability, while its wines tell the story of the Antinori family’s centuries-old dedication to their craft. As you marvel at the ingenuity of this contemporary space, we recommend savouring a glass of Tignanello—rich in flavours of dark fruit and spices—one of Italy’s most iconic wines.

THE 'TORRENTE LIMA'
Bagni di Lucca

The best-kept secret for wild swimming, the refreshing and exhilarating rush of the Tuscan-Emilian Apennines’ cold water will swiftly cool the heat of the day. Known for its crystal-clear allure, this natural gem offers an immersion into nature, surrounded by lush forests and dramatic landscapes. For those who prefer to soak in the surroundings from afar, we recommend packing a picnic of local delights and relaxing along the riverbank. With waterfalls rushing through the valley and inviting rock pools drawing you in, it’s an essential stop for those seeking a Tuscan adventure.

IL RIGO
S. Quirico d'Orcia, 53027, Siena IT

For an experience that’s a little more hands-on, the cooking classes at this organic farm offer more than just an opportunity to elevate your culinary skills—they’re an intimate exploration of Tuscan tradition. You’ll begin by understanding the origins of the local ingredients you’ll cook with, then prepare a dish using seasonal produce and a pasta base, all while embracing shared stories and recipes passed down through generations. Ending with a communal meal to enjoy your masterpiece, paired with a glass of local wine, you’ll trade the energy of the kitchen for a moment of peace.

GREVI
Via dei Fossi, 7R, 50123, Firenze

Founded in 1875, the Grevi family has been perfecting the craft of hat-making for over four generations. Handmade from felt, straw, and silk, each piece is a timeless representation of authentic Italian craftsmanship. Rich in history yet with a modern twist, these handcrafted hats blend classic design with enduring quality. A visit to the only GREVI boutique offers an insight into Italian heritage, with a legacy spanning over 140 years.