Dotted with cypress trees and
the dramatic slopes of the volcanic mountains Amiata and Radicofani,
the natural park of the Orcia Valley is one of Tuscany’s best-preserved
natural wonders. The hills are rich with the crete Senese, deposits
of sand and clay with 5 million years of archaeological history, evidence
that the sea once reached this valley. Encompassing medieval hill
towns, relaxing hot springs and silver olive groves, the variety of
the Val D’Orcia makes it an ideal stomping ground for a Tuscan holiday.
Dotted with cypress trees and
the dramatic slopes of the volcanic mountains Amiata and Radicofani,
the natural park of the Orcia Valley is one of Tuscany’s best-preserved
natural wonders. The hills are rich with the crete Senese, deposits
of sand and clay with 5 million years of archaeological history, evidence
that the sea once reached this valley. Encompassing medieval hill
towns, relaxing hot springs and silver olive groves, the variety of
the Val D’Orcia makes it an ideal stomping ground for a Tuscan holiday.
Dotted with cypress trees and
the dramatic slopes of the volcanic mountains Amiata and Radicofani,
the natural park of the Orcia Valley is one of Tuscany’s best-preserved
natural wonders. The hills are rich with the crete Senese, deposits
of sand and clay with 5 million years of archaeological history, evidence
that the sea once reached this valley. Encompassing medieval hill
towns, relaxing hot springs and silver olive groves, the variety of
the Val D’Orcia makes it an ideal stomping ground for a Tuscan holiday.
The
Val d'Orcia 15 km away
The
Val d'Orcia 15 km away
The
Val d'Orcia 15 km away
Dotted with cypress trees and
the dramatic slopes of the volcanic mountains Amiata and Radicofani,
the natural park of the Orcia Valley is one of Tuscany’s best-preserved
natural wonders. The hills are rich with the crete Senese, deposits
of sand and clay with 5 million years of archaeological history, evidence
that the sea once reached this valley. Encompassing medieval hill
towns, relaxing hot springs and silver olive groves, the variety of
the Val D’Orcia makes it an ideal stomping ground for a Tuscan holiday.
Dotted with cypress trees and
the dramatic slopes of the volcanic mountains Amiata and Radicofani,
the natural park of the Orcia Valley is one of Tuscany’s best-preserved
natural wonders. The hills are rich with the crete Senese, deposits
of sand and clay with 5 million years of archaeological history, evidence
that the sea once reached this valley. Encompassing medieval hill
towns, relaxing hot springs and silver olive groves, the variety of
the Val D’Orcia makes it an ideal stomping ground for a Tuscan holiday.
Dotted with cypress trees and
the dramatic slopes of the volcanic mountains Amiata and Radicofani,
the natural park of the Orcia Valley is one of Tuscany’s best-preserved
natural wonders. The hills are rich with the crete Senese, deposits
of sand and clay with 5 million years of archaeological history, evidence
that the sea once reached this valley. Encompassing medieval hill
towns, relaxing hot springs and silver olive groves, the variety of
the Val D’Orcia makes it an ideal stomping ground for a Tuscan holiday.
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