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Travel by private van to the converted farmhouse, located in scenic Umbria. Travel the rolling hills to reach the working sustainable farm and settle in.
Settle in and scan the scenery from the convenience of a private vehicle.
After settling in and enjoying a home cooked lunch, take a tour of the self-sustaining community and learn all about the farmhouse’s history, permaculture farming and self sustained initiatives
Each morning, check the board for the list of activities available. From feeding the animals to picking fruits and veggies from the farm to assisting with the pasta-making, there's never a dull moment. Opt to take part in the yoga or pilates class, or settle in with a good book by the pool. During the week, our hosts can help organize group activities like hikes to a lake for swimming or to the top of the mountain nearby for a bit of a work out.
Indulge in the local Tuscan lifestyle by taking a hike around the property, helping out on the farm, or just relax.
Take some time to recharge during a energizing class in the studio, or by the pool while looking out over an incredible panoramic view of Umbria's sprawling green landscape.
Take a walk down the hill to the beautiful and untouched Arcelle lake for a swim. This spot is great for a picnic.
Take a tour of the green region on horseback. Experience required.
Head out to nearby Assisi to visit the Basilica of St Francis and its famous frescos. Enjoy exploring the town and searching out a local place for lunch before travelling back to the farmhouse for another evening in paradise.
Settle in and scan the scenery from the convenience of a private vehicle.
Enjoy a visit to Basilica di San Francisco, or St Francis, the main attraction in Assisi. St Francis is the patron saint of Italy and of animals, and is one of the most popular Catholic saints in the world. The basilica and accompanying friary is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is well worth a visit. It contains famous frescos and mosaics, though an earthquake did considerable damage to much of the building in 1997.
Take some time to explore this quaint town.
Settle in and scan the scenery from the convenience of a private vehicle.
Visit the first home of St. Francis of Assisi and his followers. This walk will take you back in time as you duck and squeeze through the site's medieval architecture.
A pilgrimage to Assisi wouldn't be complete without a visit to San Damiano convent - the site of where St. Francis received his miraculous calling.
Travel up toward the medieval castle of Rocca Maggiore. Explore the grounds and enjoy the stunning panoramic views over Assisi and the Spoleto valley.
Spend a day exploring on the farm and helping out as desired. Opt to stretch your legs on a hike or read by the pool.
Enjoy free time to help out on the farm, go for a hike, or swim in a nearby lake.
Take a walk up to Monte Acuto - the highest peak in the area - for a spectacular view of the surrounding countryside.
Take this easy trail to a nearby hill to get a great view of the farmhouse.
Head out to the nearby medieval town of Gubbio for a day trip. Venture off into this tiny town on your own and opt to visit some of the sights like the Roman theatre, and Duomo.
Settle in and scan the scenery from the convenience of a private vehicle.
Free time to roam the cobblestone streets of this medieval town.
Settle in and scan the scenery from the convenience of a private vehicle.
This cathedral dates from the late 12 C, and its stunning medieval architecture makes this site a cant-miss for history buffs.
This theatre was constructed in the first century AD, and its remains are preserved well enough to continue to host a series of plays by classic playwrights in the summertime.
Enjoy your final day on the farm, before indulging in a final dinner prepared with fresh ingredients prepared by the farmhouse’s cook, Daniela. We don’t want to spill all the secrets, but be sure to bring your appetite.
Spend some last hours taking in the farm life.
After breakfast, transfer back to Rome, stopping in the quaint hillside town of Narni en route. Continue to Rome where the trip ends on arrival.
We highly recommend booking post-tour accommodation to fully experience this vibrant city.
Settle in and scan the scenery from the convenience of a private vehicle.
En route to Rome, stop into charming Narni, locally believed to be the geographical "center of Italy". This town is best enjoyed by wandering the cobblestone alleyways with an espresso. Stop into the local churches for a glimpse into Umbrian history.
Not ready to leave? Your CEO can help with travel arrangements to extend your adventure.