However very close to other popular tourist destinations such as Siena, San Gimignano, Pienza, Montepulciano and Lake Trasimeno.

A village in the center of Etruria, a reality that has its roots in distant Etruscan origins told through important archaeological finds among which, the famous Francois vase found in the immediate vicinity of the village at Fonte Rotella and visible at the Archaeological Museum of Florence, or the Canopo di Dolciano, present at the archaeological museum of Chiusi and found in the hill of Dolciano.

A reality that takes shape within the Regia di Dolciano estate, dating back to the Medici family and then passed to the Lorraine family, with the last of the Grand Dukes Leopold II Grand Duke of Tuscany, a man of great ingenuity and foresight who made an important action reclamation of the lands of the Valdichiana as well as of the Maremma.

It was always the Grand Duke Leopold II who decided to expand the Villa up to the current state, also building a small church dedicated to San Leopoldo, a circular church and with an entrance portico embellished with Ionic columns, which can still be visited.

The homes of the farmers who worked in the Regia Estate, the factories and other farmhouses built in the late 19th century, were finally the subject of a skilful renovation and transformed into 13 apartments in typical Tuscan style.

A restructuring that has seen a careful recovery of old beams, old vaults and terracotta floors, a recovery made for the love of their roots and with the desire to revive their guests the ancient flavor of the past.

Each apartment bears an Etruscan name, reflecting the oldest origins of the place, such as Porsenna, in memory of the ancient King Porsenna, or Situla, an ancient Etruscan metallic or terracotta vase, or Arunte, an Etruscan haruspex mentioned in the Divine Comedy.

Chiusi 4704, a place that contains an important history, where you can still admire the vestiges of the past by visiting the civic museum in the Villa Medici with original historical pieces.

A village where you can spend precious time between relaxation, nature, culture and why not good food and excellent wine, a place within a territory full of magical corners, to be discovered through unusual and never predictable itineraries.

At the service of the Borgo a beautiful swimming pool surrounded by a centuries-old park and an excellent restaurant linked to the local tradition and with the passion of pasta and loaves.