These Are the Best Agriturismi in Italy in 2026

Just outside Olbia, in northern Sardinia, Italy, this highly praised, agriturismo has comfortable self-catering holiday cottages in a relaxed setting. All of their cottages come with a kitchenette, a private bathroom, a lounge with TV, and WiFi throughout. There is a daily maid service, plus laundry and ironing service. They have an on-site restaurant serving the finest of local food, with vegan and gluten free choices always available. There are barbecue facilities on the lawn, a children’s playground, regular yoga sessions and bikes for hire. Animals on the farm include cattle, horses, donkeys, goats and hens. WHAT OTHER GUESTS SAY:… > See All the Details & Book

In the rural hills of Basilicata, Italy, Taverna Centomani farm stay has a range of comfortable B&B rooms on a working sheep and cattle farm near the city of Potenza. THE ACCOMMODATION: All their rooms come with private bathrooms, WiFi, and TV. The hospitable owners serve a very good Italian style, sweet and savoury buffet breakfast in the morning, with some of the produce direct from the farm. And for lunch and dinner, there are a number of good quality restaurants in the surrounding area. THE LOCATION: Though very near the city of Potenza the area feels beautifully remote. There… > See All the Details & Book

This very cute pet-friendly, agriturismo B&B near Catania, Sicily, Italy grows 100% organic citrus fruits and vegetables in a beautifully rural setting with Mt. Etna towering above. All their comfortable rooms and suites have a private bathroom and a terrace or balcony; some come with a kitchenette, but guests are also free to cook in the well-equipped shared kitchen. Outside, they have barbecue facilities in the garden and the surrounding area is really nice to explore by hiking or biking. The nearby Mt. Etna National Park is especially impressive and the farm can offer free bike rental to facilitate the adventure…. > See All the Details & Book

If you came to enjoy Liguria’s magnificent Cinque Terre coastline, but want those amazing sea views just for yourself and Mother Nature, Il Nettare Agriturismo is the place you want to stay. The scenery right outside your door is absolutely incredible and enhanced by the natural wild feeling of the immediate surroundings. Here the host family grows grapes, olives, and lemons, producing their own organic limoncino, extra virgin olive oil, and honey products, including some lovely sweet liqueurs. THE ACCOMMODATION: The accommodation is in the form of very quaint and rustic cottage studios. They have one double bed in an… > See All the Details & Book

Near Pettineo and Cefalù, Casa Migliaca has a wonderful hilltop position with lovely views over the surrounding rolling countryside, and welcome, fresh cool breezes in summer. The farmhouse itself remains reassuringly traditional. Guest rooms have exposed wooden beams, tiled floors and rustic furnishiture, while shared spaces are simple and welcoming. The agriturismo follows biodynamic principles and produces an impressive range of fruit, vegetables and herbs, much of which appears on the table each day. The owner and resident cook also has plenty to teach and does regular cooking classes. The estate contains around 12 hectares and includes its own spring-fed… > See All the Details & Book

In the town of Manoppello, Abruzzo, Italy, about half an hour outside Pescara, this very popular B&B farm stay & vineyard is on a working farm that produces its own wine, olive oil, jam, and cheese. Guests are of course free to sample their products, buy a few to take home, and receive a few tips on their production. They have a range of rooms and suites, and one self-catering apartment with a kitchenette, all of which are clean and comfortable and come with private bathrooms, TV, and WiFi as standard. And as well as a very good free Italian… > See All the Details & Book

In lovely Abruzzo, Italy, L’Orso e L’Ape B&B is a highly-rated agriturismo just outside the popular seaside town of Giulianova. It has a busy working farm which produces its own wine and extra virgin olive oil and has fabulous views over the Adriatic and the surrounding countryside. All their rooms have air-con, private bathrooms, satellite TVs, and WiFi, and the hospitable owners serve a great breakfast in the morning full of the finest homemade food. And they’re always happy to show guests around the vineyards and olive groves and have a look at how wine and olive oil are made…. > See All the Details & Book

Oasi di Galbusera Bianca Agriturismo near Milan, Lombardy, Italy,  is in the heart of Montevecchia Park and its beautifully wild countryside. The B&B accommodation is in a lovely old-style farm villa and the rooms are beautifully styled. All pastel shades, carefully chosen furniture, and art pieces are gorgeously rustic. The farm is organic and eco-friendly, 50 acres in total, and grows a range of traditional regional fruits and vegetables. The food here is very highly rated, from breakfast to evening meals using locally sourced, organic ingredients, much of which come from their own farm. They also offer cooking, diet, and nutrition classes… > See All the Details & Book

Surrounded by olive trees with beautiful views across the Italian Riviera, farm stay Natta Di Monte Tabor is a charming, rustic farmhouse with an outdoor swimming pool. Agriturismo Natta Di Monte Tabor is in the village of La Natta between Celle Ligure and Varazze. It is a short car trip from some of the Italian Riviera’s finest beaches. They serve up a great breakfast in the flower-filled garden with vegan and vegetarian options available on request. Their elegant rooms come with air conditioning, a TV, and a fridge. They have beautiful old-style wood or terracotta floors with wood-beamed ceilings and… > See All the Details & Book

La Fattoria Delle Tartarughe/The Tortoise Farm is a friendly, homely agriturismo near to Cagliari, Sardinia, and some of the best beaches in the south. It’s an eco-friendly, organic farm which also doubles as an animal sanctuary with donkeys, ponies, sheep, pigs, goats, rabbits, a range of exotic birds, and of course tortoises, from where the farm gets its name. It is a very sociable place with a family type atmosphere; a place to enjoy long, lazy evening meals in the company of your hosts and all the other guests. The farmhouse is quaint and homely and all in all the… > See All the Details & Book

Agriturismo Bannata is a lovely, rustic masseria farmhouse hotel in a great location in central Sicily It’s near both the spectacular city of Enna and the historic, artistic town of Piazza Armerina with its UNESCO World Heritage Site Villa Romana del Casale. The Accommodation: They have a choice of six B&B rooms for up to four people per room in their very elegantly restored traditional Sicilian farmhouse. The rooms are spacious, clean, and comfortable, and the whole property has nice antique furniture. All the rooms and the common lounge and dining areas have a beautifully rustic style. There is plenty… > See All the Details & Book

Hgh in the green hills overlooking Lucca, Fabbrica Di San Martino combines the atmosphere of a country estate with easy access to the city with Pisa also being less than half an hour away. The setting is immediately striking. The accommodation is in a beautifully restored 250 year old manor farmhouse, that feels closer to a private villa than a typical farmhouse. Original timber beams, historic flooring and carefully selected antiques give the suites and apartments a rurstic luxury feel, and they come with spacious layouts and discreet modern comforts. This is an organic and biodynamic farm producing both wine… > See All the Details & Book

Near the town of Muro Leccese, Puglia, Italy, and about an hour from Brindisi airport, this very popular agriturismo farm stay has a range of B&B and self-catering accommodation in an 18th-century farmhouse surrounded by an olive oil and corn producing farm. All their apartments and studios are spacious, clean, and comfortable with private bathrooms, WiFi, TVs, and kitchenettes. Outside, guests can relax in the well-kept gardens at the swimming pool or in the large outdoor dining area. They have a full restaurant on-site with a choice of traditional local dishes, and the food is truly superb. They also offer… > See All the Details & Book

Agriturismo Domus Magna is a beautifully renovated 15th-century farmhouse on a lavender farm very near Udine in the Fruili-Venezia-Giulia region of Italy. THE ACCOMMODATION: It has comfortable B&B rooms with private bathrooms, TVs, and WiFi. Outside there are 12 acres of grounds, including a large garden with barbecue facilities and an outdoor pool. Then, there is the lavender farm, where they produce their own lavender oil and lavender honey. You can expect a great Italian breakfast every morning at Domu Magna with some of the best local produce: ham, cheese, yoghurts, and cereals. After that, if you’re feeling active, the surrounding… > See All the Details & Book

Agriturismo Le Fontane has an absolutely stunning setting on the shores of Lake Iseo, near Brescia in Lombardy. It is very much a boutique hotel, with just four rooms to choose from, and you can enjoy gorgeous views from the terrace outside your door, from the gardens, or from the infinity swimming pool just in front. It is a place for lounging and relaxing but there are plenty of activities to enjoy, too; the beach is just a three minutes walk away. You can also enjoy guided tours of the farm, fruit and vegetable picking, nature walks and hikes along… > See All the Details & Book

Near Greve in Chianti, on the road between Florence and the the Chianti hills, lies Corte Di Valle Wine and Resort, a working agriturismo among more than 20 hectares of vineyards, olive groves and woodland. It is a classic Tuscan agriturismo, producing Chianti Classico DOCG and IGT wines, alongside extra virgin olive oil and even saffron. Accommodation is basic in style but spacious and comfortable, with double and twin rooms, as well as family rooms formed from larger doubles with additional single beds. There is also a more private apartment with its own entrance, living area, kitchen and two separate… > See All the Details & Book

Castellina in Chianti near Siena, Agriturismo Querceto Di Castellina has self-catering cottages on a busy, eco-friendly, working farm that produces high-quality organic wines, grappa, and extra virgin olive oil. THE ACCOMMODATION: They have a great choice of rustic 15th-century cottages, all with kitchens, lounge and dining areas, WiFi, and satellite TVs. On the grounds you will find a nice outdoor swimming pool and well-kept gardens surrounded by the farm’s acres of vineyards and olive groves. It has its own boutique winery and one top feature of a stay is an excellent wine tasting session. The food is highly rated, as… > See All the Details & Book

Among the gentle hills of Montescudaio in Tuscany’s northern Maremma, Agriturismo Fattoria La Prugnola is an organic olive farm surrounded by woodland and beautiful open countryside. It has superb views, over towards the Etruscan Coast and, on clear days, you can see the sea itself. Accomodation is in traditional Tuscan cottages and self-catering apartments, and there are five furnished yurts and a much sought after tree house. The yurts combine colourful Central Asian design with rustic farmhouse details, while the wooden tree house offers a more simple, romantic retreat with a terrace overlooking the woods. The agriturismo remains very much… > See All the Details & Book

Just outside Vinci, Tuscany, Agriturismo Colle da Vinci sits on a peaceful hillside with gorgeous views over the Montalbano Valley. This is a classic Tuscan agriturismo, with organic olive oil production being the main source of income. Accommodation consists of just five self-catering apartments, all within traditional farmhouse buildings. Interiors have plenty of local character, with timber beams, brick ceilings, terracotta floors and whitewashed walls. Modern comforts are present where they matter, but the accommodation does feel nicely old fashioned. Each apartment has its own semi-private terrace area, while the gardens and the pool provide numerous corners for reading, dining… > See All the Details & Book

Surrounded by fruit and olive groves, near both Pisa and Lucca, this 13th-century Tuscan farmhouse stay, these days, offers a pretty luxurious holiday experience. Better than your average facilities include: an outdoor pool (From March to November), hot tubs, a bowling green, a football pitch, and a playground. The interior is rustic with a variety of suites and rooms, all with a minibar and air-con and all with antique furniture, old stone walls, and beautiful terracotta and wood ceilings. Breakfast at La Piana Hotel is a generous Tuscan buffet served on the terrace in summer and in the cosy fireplace… > See All the Details & Book

In the Chianti hills between Florence and Siena, Salvadonica is a luxury agriturismo that occupies the sort of setting that has drawn tourists to Tuscany for generations. With roots dating back to the 14th century and a carefully restored farmhouse at its heart, Salvadonica has evolved into one of the most polished rural hotels in the region. Exposed beams, frescoed walls and traditional materials provide a sense of place, while the interiors are thoughtfully updated with a more refined, boutique hotel feel than many farm stays. Food and wine play a central role here, naturally enough. The estate produces its… > See All the Details & Book

Just outside San Gimignano, in one of Tuscany’s loveliest stretches of hill country, Il Segreto di Pietrafitta is 15th-century farmhouse turned luxury agriturismo. The setting is magnificent, with olive trees, organic vegetable gardens and broad views all around, and San Gimignano’s iconic towers visible in the distance. Il Segreto di Pietrafitta operates on a half-board basis for most guests, with breakfast and grand à la carte evening meals generally included. The cooking, we’re happy to report, tends towards the local, with much of the ingredients grown on the estate itself. Cooking classes, farm tours, olive oil tasting sessions, yoga classes,… > See All the Details & Book

Costa di Faraggiana is a luxury agriturismo near Cinque Terre, Liguria, and a place to spoil yourself. You can have the full Italian Agriturismo experience on the organic farm with vineyards, olive trees, and the finest of food, while also enjoying a full range of spa and wellness treatments. The rooms and services on offer are very much luxury hotel standard, the area around the farmhouse is stunning, and there is a nice infinity swimming pool and hot tub very perfectly positioned to enjoy the view. THE ACCOMMODATION: They have a range of rooms and suites to sleep up to… > See All the Details & Book

Finding a genuine agriturismo within Milan’s city limits is unusual enough; finding one surrounded by fields, farm animals and enough open space to make you forget you are in Italy’s financial capital is rarer still. Agriturismo Dolce Luna occupies 12 acres on the western edge of Milan, creating a surprisingly rural pocket of calm only a short distance from the city centre. The 18 guest rooms are modern, spacious and practical, with soundproofing, air conditioning and comfortable bathrooms that make it a convenient base for both city breaks and business trips. This agriturismo remains a working farm, producing organic and… > See All the Details & Book

Near the village of Sorano and the town of Pitigliano, this is a classic Tuscany farmhouse stay on a working farm that produces some award winning extra virgin olive oil. The setting is quite isolated, not a lot of tourists come to this part of the region, and Poggio dell’Olivo, particulalry, has a reputation for providing a more genuine example of Tuscan rural life than most. THE ACCOMMODATION: Their clean, comfortable self catering apartments are in a traditional Tuscan style and come with kitchen, bathroom and lounge. There’s plenty of outdoor space too with a lovely terrace, garden, barbecue and swimming… > See All the Details & Book

Tenuta Santa Tecla is a luxury agriturismo in a particularly attractive stretch of Sicily’s east coast, between Catania and Taormina. The views are a constant presence here, with orchards and rolling green hills falling gently towards the sea. This agriturismo produces certified organic lemons, mandarins, grapefruit, vegetables and olive oil. Guests are free to wander through the orchards and gardens, and meet the small collection of animals, which include donkeys, geese, hens and a group of Tibetan goats. Accommodation ranges from B&B rooms and suites to self-catering apartments, all finished to a standard that is noticeably more boutique hotel than… > See All the Details & Book

In the foothills of Mount Etna, between Catania and Taormina, Monaci delle Terre Nere sits surrounded by organic vineyards and olive groves. It’s a restored 18th-century villa surrounded by outbuildings that have been converted into accommodation. The vineyards are central here, producing wines under the Guido Coffa label from local Etna varieties such as Carricante and Nerello Mascalese. Visits to the winery, tastings, and food pairing sessions with the resident sommelier are part of the stay, alongside cooking classes. The on-site restaurant has a terrace with lovely sea views, while the Convivium Bar offers a cosier setting for wines, cocktails… > See All the Details & Book

Just east of Palermo, overlooking the Mediterranean near Casteldaccia, Agriturismo Villa Cefalà is an 18th-century estate that was once a summer retreat for Palermo’s aristocracy. Today it is very much a working agriturismo, making its living from citrus groves and olive trees, but with enough polish to still feel more like an aristocratic country house than a farmhouse. The sea is only a couple of minutes away and the estate’s elevated position means sea views and welcome cool breezes in summer. Accommodation is divided between guest rooms and self-catering apartments, mostly in traditional Sicilian style with tiled floors, antique pieces,… > See All the Details & Book

Baglio Vecchio sits a short drive inland from the coast between Palermo and Marsala, in a landscape of olive groves, vineyards and low, open countryside. This family-run agriturismo and vineyard is centred on an 18th-century Sicilian baglio, the traditional enclosed farmhouse form, nicely restored in modern times but keeping its old stone character intact. Baglio Vecchio works well as both an interesting, working agriturismo and just peaceful rural retreat. It’s a calm, relaxing place with a small vineyard, olive trees and an undisturbed patch of woodland. Accommodation is split between rooms in the main farmhouse and self-catering apartments in a… > See All the Details & Book

In the peaceful heart of Maremma, Tuscany, Agriturismo Sant’Egle has an enviable location that is equally matched by the quality of its accommodation, food, and hospitality. Its approach is very much eco-friendly and organic and it offers guests a pathway to a relaxed and healthy mind and body. THE ACCOMMODATION: They have a selection of rustically stylish rooms at this Tuscan agriturismo, all with private bathrooms and entrances, and the whole building displays a nice mixture of contemporary art and antiques. They have an organic farm shop at the property too where you can buy some of their varied food… > See All the Details & Book

L’Amandola Agriturismo is an ideal rural base for exploring Cinque Terre, one of Italy’s most iconic and beautiful areas. It lies on a hillside just outside the historic coastal town of Levanto and you can enjoy some nice views over Levanto Bay and some great hikes around the surrounding hills and coastline. Levanto itself is not part of the Cinque Terre villages but it is just a short train ride or drive away. In the shadow of Cinque Terre it tends to get overlooked by all but the most savvy foreign tourists, and so retains a very local Italian feel…. > See All the Details & Book

Guthiddai is an old-style Sardinian Agriturismo near Oliena. It has easy access to the Gennargentu National Park and is in itself a blissfully peaceful rural escape. It has a range of comfortable rooms with air-conditioning and a private patio that opens onto the well-tended gardens and the farm’s olive groves, orchards, and vineyards. The owners will be always very happy to show you around and explain how everything works. There is free Wi-Fi all over the building and a TV in the sociable shared lounge. Their hearty Sardinian homemade breakfast has baked bread, local organic jams, cold meats, and cakes… > See All the Details & Book

Just outside the wonderful city of Siena, Agriturismo Renaccino is a family-run agriturismo that also breeds thoroughbred horses. The setting is beautifully rural and peaceful, but the historic centre of Siena is less than 10 kilometres away. Accommodation comes in the form of traditional self-catering apartments, housed in classic Tuscan farmhouse buildings with exposed beams, rustic details and well-equipped kitchens. Outside, gardens and lawns provide plenty of space to relax, and a saltwater swimming pool. What gives Agriturismo Renaccino its identity is of course the horses. Guests can learn about the breeding programme and meet the horses, though understandably the… > See All the Details & Book

Fattoria San Donato is a lovely, traditional agriturismo with sweeping views across the hills and the medieval towers of San Gimignano. It is a busy working organic family farm, with olive groves, vineyards, orchards, goats, pigs, hens and ducks, The property offers both B&B rooms and self-catering apartments, all with the familiar Tuscan, old style terracotta floors and wooden ceiling beams. Nothing too fancy here; it all feels beautifully rustic and atmospheric. The restaurant at Fattoria San Donato heavily uses produce from the farm itself, from vegetables and herbs to eggs, olive oil and wine, and all of it is… > See All the Details & Book

In the hills just west of Florence, Villa Guarnaschelli offers one of the easiest introductions to rural Tuscan life without traveling too far from the capital. And no, it’s certainly didn’t just make our list because of the convenience Villa Guarnaschelli is the real deal; a properly authentic Tuscan agriturismo. The estate dates back to the 1600s and remains a working farm producing honey and extra virgin olive oil under its own Il Sogno label. Guests are welcome to join farm and wine making tours, or just wander the grounds themselves, which sheep, ponies, hens, rabbits and bees call home…. > See All the Details & Book

This rustic Italian agriturismo is just an hour north of Rome, Italy, even less from Fiumicino/Leonardo da Vinci Airport, and about a 15-minute drive from Lake Bracciano with its famous castle. It is a true working farm with a large garden and swimming pool and is home to many farm animals including horses, donkeys, and goats. The elegant old-style rooms, most of which have en-suite bathrooms are furnished with antiques, have traditional Italian tiled floors. A breakfast of biscuits, bread, and various jams is served every morning, with other options such as toast, ham, and eggs available upon request. Some… > See All the Details & Book

On a gorgeous hilltop position in the Cilento e Vallo di Diano National Park, 30 km south of historic Agropoli, this extremely highly rated agriturismo has bright rooms in converted farm buildings and some really stunning views. Olive oil, wine, and honey are all produced on-site at Agriturismo Le Agavi. The property is surrounded by vineyards and picturesque, classic Italian, olive groves that stretch down to the sea. Mediterranean views are offered by even the most simple rooms at Le Agavi and each has WiFi, TV, a minibar, and private bathroom. Local products are served for breakfast, including the estate’s… > See All the Details & Book

This lovely family-run agriturismo farm stay, about half an hour north of Brindisi Apulia, sits on a peaceful hillside just outside Ostuni, one of southern Italy’s most iconic cities, famous for its spectacular location and historical whitewashed houses. THE ACCOMMODATION: They have a good selection of B&B rooms and self-catering apartments, all traditionally styled, comfortable, and clean, with private bathrooms. They also have WiFi and satellite TV plus the self-catering apartments come with a kitchenette and lounge. The gardens outside have a swimming pool, a children’s playground, and plenty of space for outside dining or relaxing on the sun loungers… > See All the Details & Book

Tenuta Monticelli is a highly rated farm stay near Gallipoli and Lecce, Puglia, Italy that offers peace and relaxation in abundance. The farm grows vegetables, spices, olives, figs, and wheat, which the guests are welcome to sample and the friendly owners serve a great breakfast of locally produced organic food each morning. All of their modern, stylish rooms are super comfortable and clean and come with private bathrooms, WiFi, and satellite TVs. There is a shared lounge at the agriturismo and plenty of nice outdoor space to relax in with a swimming pool and a hot tub. You can organize… > See All the Details & Book

Near Florence in the famous town of Vinci, Dianella is an idyllic, Tuscan farmhouse B&B, where the farmhouse in question is a 16th-century Medicean Villa. It is surrounded by acres of vineyards and olive groves from which the owners produce their own award-winning wines and olive oils. Tasting sessions for both are available, and encouraged! As are their excellent cooking classes which start out in the vegetable gardens, and end with wine pairing for your freshly made dishes. THE ACCOMMODATION: They have two double rooms and two larger double luxury suites at the farmhouse (take a look on the booking… > See All the Details & Book

High in the Chianti hills between Siena and Florence, Castello La Leccia is more than your average agriturismo, even Tuscan agriturismo. It is a restored medieval hamlet with an eleventh-century castle on a working organic vineyard and olive farm and is a truly luxurious place with stunning views from every vantage point. THE ACCOMMODATION: They have a choice of rooms divided into classic, deluxe, and superior categories both in the castle building and in the annex building adjacent to it. The annex rooms are very nice indeed but slightly smaller, and we think most people might prefer the extra novelty… > See All the Details & Book

Agriturismo I Moresani has quality accommodation on its 200-acre family-run organic farm near the lovely Cilento Coast, south of Naples, & Salerno, Campania. The farm is a busy place with cows, pigs, goats, horses, and hens, producing a huge range of organic food products including extra virgin olive oil, salami, sweet and salty sausages, goat’s cheese, pasta, liqueur, wine, tomato puree, honey, biscuits, flour, pulses, and more. It’s an extraordinary selection and all are available to try at the farm restaurant and to buy at the farm shop. THE ACCOMMODATION: The range of accommodation at the agriturismo is equally broad and consists… > See All the Details & Book

Agriturismo Il Falco is outside the town of Velletri, in the Castelli Romani wine region of Italy, about 40 km from Rome, and only about 20 km from Rome Ciampino Airport. They have a range of comfortable and clean B&B accommodation surrounded by vineyards and olive groves, where they produce their own top-quality olive oil and wine as well as various fruits and vegetables. All rooms come with a private bathroom, TV, and WiFi. They have 24-hour reception plus an on-site bar and restaurant that serves some really good local food, much of the ingredients of which come straight from… > See All the Details & Book

Just three kilometres from San Gimignano, Fattoria Di Pancole is, of course, first and foremost, a working farm, producing high quality organic wines and olive oil, but the sheer beauty of the setting make it seem just made for visitors to enjoy. The 60 hectares of organic estate produce award-winning DOCG Vernaccia di San Gimignano, Chianti Colli Senesi and Vin Santo, alongside extra virgin olive oil from some 2,500 olive trees. We particularly like that guests are invited beyond the usual tasting-room experience. Winery tours, vineyard visits and production-line walkthroughs offer a genuine insight into the farm work. The accommodation… > See All the Details & Book

On a hillside just outside Cividale del Friuli, and near Udine, Friuli-Venezia-Giulia, Italy, Agriturismo l’Uva e le Stelle has very nice self-catering accommodation in a 19th-century traditional stone farmhouse. The property is surrounded by the farm’s own vineyards and olive groves, which the guests are welcome to explore as they get to know a bit about farm activities. There is also a small spa in the garden that includes a sauna and Turkish baths. All apartments come with a nice balcony and the ceilings are the traditional exposed oak-wood beams typical of a 19th-century farmhouse. There’s a dining/lounge area too,… > See All the Details & Book

Just six kilometres from San Gimignano, Agriturismo Macinatico has one of the most coveted views in this part of Tuscany. From its hillside location, the medieval towers of the famous hill town rise above vineyards, olive groves and rolling hills: the sort of views that have inspired painters & photographers for generations. The Macinatico farm produces extra virgin olive oil and a range of wines, including Vernaccia, Chianti and Toscana IGT labels. Informal tours of the vineyards and production facilities are available. Accommodation is in six spacious self-catering apartments, ranging in size up to larger units capable of sleeping ten…. > See All the Details & Book

In the rolling hills south of Siena, Tuscany, the pet-friendly agriturismo Tenuta di Corsano has a series of self-catering apartments in a classic 17th-century farmhouse surrounded by vineyards, olive groves, and vegetable plots. THE ACCOMMODATION: Their rustic apartments are cosy and comfortable with a kitchen and a lounge area and a choice of one, two, and three bedrooms. They are traditional style with terracotta floors and wood-beamed ceilings and all have WiFi, satellite TV, a kitchenette, and a living area. Outside you’ll find a swimming pool and extensive gardens, and the whole property has really lovely views over the surrounding… > See All the Details & Book

Leonardo’s Guest House is a friendly farm stay agriturismo near Perugia, Umbria. It has self-catering apartments at its hillside farmhouse with some lovely views and a swimming pool in the large gardens. THE ACCOMMODATION: There is a choice of self-catering apartments in the rustic farmhouse; all three can sleep up to four people. All of them have a lounge/dining room and kitchenette and there is plenty of outside space to explore. You’ll find nice gardens, a swimming pool, and views over the farm and the surrounding hills. The friendly owners also offer cooking classes where you can learn how to make… > See All the Details & Book

Near Comiso Airport in the wine-producing heart of Ragusa province, Baglio Occhipinti agriturismo is housed in a restored 19th-century manor house that once formed part of a working winery. The restoration keeps the structure’s rural solidity intact, with exposed stone and timber beams helped along by antique furnishings. Gardens unfold towards the surrounding vineyards and olive trees, with a swimming pool set within manicured lawns and shaded terraces used for outdoor dining. Meals centre on organic, home-cooked Sicilian dishes using produce from the estate, often paired with the property’s own wines. Cooking classes with the chef are also available. Ragusa… > See All the Details & Book

Between Palermo and Trapani, Agriturismo Antichi Granai sits on a hilltop in the quieter interior of western Sicily, with all the magical views to go with it. It’s housed in an early 20th-century Sicilian farmhouse, restored but with the old rural character well intact. Rooms and suites are spacious and functional, with private bathrooms, air conditioning, WiFi and heating, and wide windows that draw in plenty of light. Outside, the accommodation opens out onto terraces and the gardens are designed for slow outdoor living, with shaded seating areas, dining spaces and a swimming pool. It’s a working farm, of course,… > See All the Details & Book