The “borgo” – which means hamlet in Italian – preserves all of its original characteristics which date back from the 13th and 14th centuries. The alleys with its fired bricks and stone buildings, the home of Boccaccio, author of Decameron, the church where he has been buried, the “Pretorio” Palace, ....

In front of the main villa there is a wide “terracotta” (local fired bricks) open terrace overlooking the vineyards. The villa offers a charming common room where is located the Reception and a comfortable living room where people can meet for a chat with friends in the evening.

The villa hosts ....