Valdichiana & Lago Trasimeno Edition
Here are the latest editorials from the Valdichiana Magazine that are currently online. Enjoy!
P64, Mythology of the Territory in Two Bottles
These two new wines evoke an important history, especially that of Sangiovese which is rooted in the . . .
Read MoreMusic, Culture and Agricultural Producers in the Ancient Village of Torrita di Siena
By Simone Bandini We tell you, through the voice of their protagonists, about three events . . .
Read More‘Maleducato’: Alchemy of Beer and Cuisine
In short, everything originates from this philosophy of beer, a culture transferred to pairing with the restaurant's . . .
Read MorePalazzo Pio III: History Meets Culture, Art and Design
It happens, wandering through the villages of our beautiful Tuscany, to come across forgotten pieces of history. . . .
Read MoreThe World in an Ice Cream
In this new season I would like to continue to produce new ice cream tastes but also . . .
Read MoreClaudio Cosci, an Avant-garde ‘Fountain’ for Hydraulics
Who knows what Duchamp, a famous exponent of the French avant-garde, would think if he had seen . . .
Read More“The Great Illusion” Arrives in Montepulciano
The exhibition "The Great Illusion" set up at the Crociani Civic Museum - Pinacoteca in Montepulciano, offers . . .
Read MoreTorrita di Siena, in the Ancient Village Lives the City Spirit
We are with the newly elected Councillor for Culture Roberto Trabalzini for our, now customary, appointment with . . .
Read MoreUpdates from Paradise
"Phase two of this newly branded ‘Terme Miele’, which we have called 'water' – he continues – . . .
Read MoreInterview with Maestro Roggi
My work arises from a constant dialogue between ideal forms and the material that expresses them, a . . .
Read MoreJutta Wilhelm Coerper – Artist and Designer
Jutta was born in Coblenz in the Rhineland in Germany during the War, and went to study . . .
Read MoreLe Torri di Porsenna – A New Country House in an Ancient Abbey
Bruno and Marisella Batinti, after several productive years of hospitality experience with their business “Le Torri di . . .
Read MoreLa Vecchia Cantina di Montepulciano – A History in Wine
Founded in July of 1937 as a cooperative of fourteen local winemakers who banded together to facilitate . . .
Read MoreA Bishop’s Home in Tuscany
The oldest part of the house, the central tower, goes back to the 15th century, its original . . .
Read MoreVilla di Piazzano, an oasis of grace
At the end of the Val D’Esse, nestled under the hill separating Tuoro and Lake Trasimeno from . . .
Read MoreThe Centro Volo Serristori
Driving across the flat plain which stretches between Castiglion Fiorentino and Marciano with its fields and sparsely . . .
Read MoreThe Medici Fortress of the Girifalco
There has probably been a fortress on the hilltop overlooking Cortona since the 5th or 6th century . . .
Read MoreSentinel on the summer: Torrita di Siena
Torrita, once called “Turrita”, is first mentioned in a document dated 1037 where it is listed as . . .
Read MoreAntonio Massarutto, sculptor and designer
While the wire and kinetic sculptures of Alexander Calder and the works of Picasso have been stylistic . . .
Read MoreRosellina Avoscan: painter, sculptor and ceramist
Rosy’s art is particularly attuned to the twin themes of social justice and the plight of refugees . . .
Read MoreLeuta, Bottling Nature
Leuta produces a variety of different wines, five from single red grape varieties – Sangiovese, Merlot, Syrah, . . .
Read MoreCortona, a star in the hills
Since this February, the Etruscan city has featured a new high-speed connection with the large cities of . . .
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