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  • Relais Locanda Palazzone Umbria

    Country House Palazzone was built in medieval times and is located not far from Rocca Ripesena in the area northwest of Orvieto,...

  • Arnolfo Restaurant

    Each detail speaks of care: the furnishings, the objects and small decorations, the layout of the menu, the dishes in their beatifully...

  • Restaurant La Carabaccia Florence

    The Carabaccia is a small boat in the shape of a walnut shell that, in ancient times, transported sand and salt back and forth...

  • Locanda Montaguglione

    The Locanda Montaguglione, once a 15-th century villa, is located in the midst of the green hills surrounding Florence. It's an...
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Colle di Val d'Elsa
Via XX Settembre, 50
Tel. +39 0577 920549
Fax +39 0577 92054
Each detail speaks of care: the furnishings, the objects and small decorations, the layout of the menu, the dishes in their beatifully finished or spectacular presentation, the tableware with its now austere and audacious geometries. If these describe...
Scandicci
Via Rinaldi, 6
Tel. +39 055 75 11 81
Fax +39 055 75 11 81
The Locanda Montaguglione, once a 15-th century villa, is located in the midst of the green hills surrounding Florence. It's an unique accomodation for an unforgettable stay. The beautiful position in the Tuscan landscape is very appreciated even by Florentines,...
Orvieto
Località Rocca Ripesena
Tel. +39 0763 393614
Fax +39 0763 394833
Country House Palazzone was built in medieval times and is located not far from Rocca Ripesena in the area northwest of Orvieto, in Umbria. This building is an exceptional example of a country residence: it possesses all the characteristics of a town...
Florence
Via Palazzuolo 190/r
Tel. +39 055 214782
Fax +39 055 213203
The Carabaccia is a small boat in the shape of a walnut shell that, in ancient times, transported sand and salt back and forth across the Arno, the river that crosses Florence, and is the name of a recipe, a soup, that is now on all the local menus. History...
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