Amiata

A complex and hybrid land nestled between the Val d’Orcia and the Maremma, the Amiata area is a hub of life and culture that takes its name from Monte Amiata, a 1,738-metre dormant volcano dominating the landscape. In a place so rooted in its nature, its story can only be told through the elements, and so we offer here a metaphorical journey into this land.

The earth around Amiata is a fertile land, feeding its dedicated farmers for centuries and rewarding them generously with riches like mushrooms, chestnuts and the renowned olives from Seggiano. Thanks to this growth and development, the area has also been able to nurture its art and culture. Indeed, the cultures of Siena and the Maremma come together here, among the oak and chestnut forests...