SP4 Volterrana, 27
Gambassi Terme (Florence)
VAT IT01509350524
50050
Italy
© Agriturismo Poggio Leone


The Via Francigena stretches for over three thousand kilometers from Canterbury to Rome, continuing on to Santa Maria di Leuca. A red thread that unites the Europe of peoples and cultures, passing through 5 countries and 16 regions. The official route of the Via Francigena, which can be traveled on foot, by bicycle, and partially on horseback, is safe, easy, free of technical difficulties, and carefully designed to be accessible to everyone and all ages.

Gambassi is a renowned spa town in Tuscany, a small village in the province of Florence, a delightful hamlet waiting to be discovered. In addition to its beautiful spas, the Terme della Via Francigena, the Tuscan village is home to interesting historic buildings and monuments, such as the Church of Santa Cristina and the Church of Cristo Re.

In Gambassi Terme you will find a covered spa facility with a heated indoor pool and a cold outdoor pool.

The farmhouse is located near several wineries where
you can book tastings of their own wines that are sure to enchant you.

The farmhouse is located near several wineries where
it is possible to book vineyard tours where the vines are grown that produce the wines offered during tastings.
The historic center of the city of San Gimignano (known as the city of beautiful towers), was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in December 1990, for its authentic medieval architecture both from an architectural and urban planning point of view. San Gimignano, a small fortified city halfway between Florence and Siena, is famous for its beautiful medieval towers that make the city skyline truly unique. In its most prosperous period, the wealthy families of San Gimignano built as many as 72 towers as a symbol of their wealth and power.


A few kilometers from Florence, in the territory of Val d'Elsa, lies the medieval village of Certaldo. This town of art was the birthplace of Boccaccio and, for its beauty, has been awarded the Orange Flag by the Italian Touring Club.

Village of Etruscan origin famous worldwide for its Alabaster craftsmanship. In addition to many artistic works of Etruscan, Romanesque, and medieval origin, the town offers a breathtaking view over the valleys below.
Beautiful medieval city that stretches over three different hills, famous for its countless works of art and for the Palio.
Its historic center, declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site, offers many places to visit including the Cathedral, of Romanesque-Gothic origin, Piazza del Campo and the Torre dei Mangia from which you can enjoy a breathtaking view of the entire city.


In Rapolano Terme you will find the Terme di San Giovanni, a beautiful thermal complex with indoor and outdoor pools, solarium, spa, and bar/restaurant.

Simply the cradle of the Renaissance, one of the most beautiful and most visited cities in the world. The advice is to visit the Uffizi Gallery, the Accademia Gallery, the Duomo, the Baptistery, Giotto's bell tower, Pitti Palace and the Boboli Gardens; and in the remaining time available, stroll around to admire the architectural beauties and enjoy the culinary delights that the city offers.

Ancient maritime republic that rises along the Arno river, known for the splendid Piazza dei Miracoli, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Here you can admire the Romanesque Cathedral, the Leaning Tower, the Baptistery and the Monumental Cemetery.