In Mugello there are paths that retrace the footsteps of the great artists to whom it gave birth. We are talking about the path of the painters Giotto and Cimabue conceived and designed by the Vicchiese Hiking Group (Gev) and created in collaboration with the municipal administration of Vicchio. An evocative path for its uncontaminated and precious nature because it leads to visit the places where these famous painters lived.
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By our editorial staff SCARPERIA WINE, VII EDITION – SUNDAY 30 AND MONDAY 1 APRIL 2023 Seventh edition of the wine route among the cellars of Italy. The awaited event dedicated to the fascinating world of wine is back! Guided tours of itinerant tastings and Master Classes in a historicalcultural context […]
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It is an increasingly sought-after figure who lends himself to work in various fields. Above all, the tasters work side by side with the companies and are indispensable for obtaining the perfect blend (for roasting companies) or the best system (for machine manufacturers).
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Garden Caffè Bistrot is the meeting place with kitchen where you can have breakfast, drink a good coffee, read a book while sipping a good wine, have a chat with friends accompanied by a drink. It is also a place that transforms into a restaurant to let you savour our best simple dishes with super genuine ingredients for lunch and dinner.
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This traditional dessert is a must on our tables and the Forno Conti creates its own version produced with sourdough. Il Forno chooses extremely fresh raw materials and uses dried and then caramelized, not candied fruit (orange and citron).
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Among the greatest benefits of attending the 4PPROGRAM course, improving posture is certainly in first place. It is incredible to think of how many incorrect positions are assumed during the day without even realizing it, if not too late with some painful signal manifested in one or more areas of the body.
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But the real father of Mugello cycling is undoubtedly Gastone Nencini: nicknamed ‘Mystery’ – the origin of this nickname is unknown – or the ‘Lion of Mugello’. It was born in 1930 in Barberino di Mugello, in what used to be the village of Bilancino – which no longer exists because the artificial lake of the same name has taken its place. He was the winner of the Giro d’Italia in 1957 at a record average (37.486 km / h) which had remained undefeated for twenty-six years, and of the Tour de France three years later. In 1957 he came close to the great feat of winning both the Giro and the Tour in the same year.
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