Sarteano Castle, located between the Val di Chiana and Val d'Orcia, is a majestic fortress built on a travertine rock massif. This historic structure offers spectacular panoramic views of the Tuscan countryside. With a history dating back to 1038, the castle has withstood numerous sieges, including those of Cesare Borgia and the Spanish army. After being restored in 2006, the castle is now a cultural center that hosts events and happenings. Visiting it offers an immersion in centuries of history, enriched by local nature and culture.

The Basilica of San Domenico in Arezzo, founded in 1275 and completed in the 14th century, is a fascinating example of Gothic architecture. With a simple brick facade and a spacious interior illuminated by stained glass windows, the basilica is not only a place of worship but also a custodian of important works of art, including Cimabue's famous Crucifix. Cimabue, born in Florence around 1240, is considered a pioneer of Italian painting, known for his innovative style combining realism and expression. His Crucifix, made between 1268 and 1271, depicts Christ in a dynamic and suffering pose. The work underwent significant restorations in 1917 and 2005. Today, the basilica is open to visitors year-round, offering a unique artistic and spiritual experience.

Arezzo, in the heart of Tuscany, is a city with Etruscan roots and a rich history ranging from the Middle Ages to the Renaissance. Through a one-day itinerary, you can discover architectural wonders such as the Cathedral of Saints Peter and Donato, which houses priceless works of art such as "La Maddalena" by Piero della Francesca. The Basilica of St. Francis is famous for its frescoes of "The Legend of the True Cross," while the National Museum of Medieval and Modern Art offers an artistic overview from the Middle Ages to the Renaissance. Significant areas also include the birthplace of Francesco Petrarca and the House Museum of Giorgio Vasari. Piazza Grande, the heart of Arezzo's social life, hosts historic events such as the Saracen Joust. Concluding with Prato Park, Arezzo offers a complete immersion in Tuscan history, art and culture.

The Poggio del Drago Country House B&B, located in the picturesque Arezzo countryside, offers warm hospitality close to numerous historical, artistic and natural attractions. Arezzo, one of the oldest cities in Tuscany, captivates with its rich historic center that includes monuments such as the Cathedral of Saints Peter and Donato and Giorgio Vasari's loggia in Piazza Grande. Florence, a short distance away, is a must for Renaissance art lovers, with gems such as the Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore and the Ponte Vecchio. The Chianti Valley offers idyllic scenery and renowned wines, while the Val d'Orcia, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, enchants with its medieval landscapes and towns. Every corner of these regions promises cultural, historical and gastronomic discoveries, making a stay at Poggio del Drago an unforgettable experience.

Civitella in Val di Chiana is a charming medieval town near Arezzo, famous for its historical heritage. The town is home to the Rocca, a 13th-century fortress, and the Museum of Memory, dedicated to a tragic Nazi event. Among its attractions are Palazzo Pretorio and the Church of Santa Maria, with beautiful stained glass windows and artwork. The panoramic view from its elevated position is breathtaking. The village hosts events such as the Sarapino, a joking version of Arezzo's Giostra del Saracino. Staying at the Poggio del Drago Country House B&B near Civitella offers an authentic experience in Tuscany, combining history and hospitality.

Cortona, nestled among the Tuscan hills, is a city rich in history, from Etruscan times through the Renaissance to the modern era. Its origins, witnessed by ancient walls and Etruscan tombs, blend with the heritage left by artists such as Luca Signorelli and Beato Angelico. Its location, close to Umbria, enriches the city with a dual cultural and scenic identity, making it a bridge between two regions rich in history, tradition and natural beauty. Today, Cortona attracts for its museums, churches rich in sacred art and archaeological sites that tell of the Etruscan and Roman past. The B&B Country House Poggio del Drago, located a short distance away, offers ideal hospitality for exploring this unique city, allowing guests to immerse themselves in cultural events, local gastronomy and traditions, making Cortona a must-see destination for those seeking an authentic Tuscan experience.

The Tiber Valley, described by Pliny the Younger as an "immense amphitheater" of nature, has fascinated for millennia with its landscapes and villages rich in history. Among them, Sansepolcro, the birthplace of Piero della Francesca, boasts artistic wonders such as the Cathedral with the Perugino Altarpiece. Anghiari, one of Italy's Most Beautiful Villages, is famous for the Battle of Anghiari, painted by Leonardo da Vinci. Caprese Michelangelo, birthplace of Michelangelo Buonarroti, is home to the house where the master was born. Monterchi is worth a visit for Piero della Francesca's "Madonna del Parto." The valley is also a place of spirituality, with the hermitages of Montecasale and Cerbaiolo recalling the presence of St. Francis. The Tiberina Valley is an area that combines art, history and nature, offering visitors a unique experience within walking distance of the Poggio del Drago B&B.

Exploring Siena, even in a short time, becomes an unforgettable adventure with Poggio del Drago B&B. This ancient Tuscan city is revealed through its emblematic sites: from Piazza del Campo, with its unique shell shape and famous Palio, to the Palazzo Pubblico, which holds "the Allegory of Good and Bad Government." The Torre del Mangia offers breathtaking views, while the Duomo stands out as a treasure trove of art and spirituality. No less fascinating are the Basilica of San Domenico, the Museo dell'Opera del Duomo, the Pinacoteca Nazionale, the idyllic Orto de' Pecci and the mysterious underground Bottini. Every corner of Siena tells stories of past and present, inviting you to immerse yourself in an atmosphere rich in culture, art, and culinary traditions, with Poggio del Drago as the starting point for a unique and enriching experience.

Perugia, the beating heart of Umbria, reveals itself as a city rich in history, art and culture, inviting a journey through the centuries. Every square, monument and street tells a story, from the medieval charm of the Fontana Maggiore to the works of art in the National Gallery of Umbria. The Rocca Paolina offers an intriguing underground tour, while Piazza Italia is the center of everyday life. Places like the Cathedral of San Lorenzo and the Palazzo dei Priori are living witnesses to Perugia's cultural richness. Monuments such as the Etruscan Arch and the Etruscan Well connect directly with the city's Etruscan past. Choosing Poggio del Drago B&B as your base means you have the opportunity to comfortably explore this fascinating city, full of hidden wonders and stories to discover.

The Chiana Valley, located south of Arezzo and characterized by a natural landscape and picturesque villages, offers a unique experience from the Poggio del Drago B&B. Cortona emerges as a gem with a rich cultural and historical heritage, including Etruscan archaeological sites and the Diocesan Museum with works by renowned artists. Castiglion Fiorentino and Monte San Savino offer a dip into the Middle Ages and excellent culinary traditions, respectively. Civitella in Val di Chiana, near Poggio del Drago, enchants with its history and goliardia. Gargonza Castle and Lake Trasimeno further enrich the visit, promising breathtaking views and exquisite cuisine. The Val di Chiana is a treasure trove of culture, art, history, and nature, ready to fascinate every visitor.