Villa Le Querce

30/07/2022

Besides being famous for the heterogeneity of its natural landscapes, the Mugello area is also very much appreciated for its small towns, Medicean villas, artistic heritage, racing and - also - for its enograstonomy.

Located north of Tuscany and just 30' from Florence; the Mugello Valley is the ideal place to discover Tuscany and its refined products from a new point of view.

🏠"Le Querce dei Medici"
🛌12+2
👉🏻Discover more on our website (link in bio)
📍San Piero a Sieve, Firenze

23/07/2022

Our pool house is perfect to watch the kiddos play in the pool, while you lounge on your reading or indulge in a poolside iced fruit cocktail.🍹

20/07/2022

"If we had to have a complain about it, it'd be 2-week stay still felt like not long enough. At some point of time during the stay, I thought I might want to live here for a very, very longer time" Quynh (June 2022)

25/03/2019

It's read Bali. It's written Mugello. 💐🍃

@ Figliano, Toscana, Italy

11/11/2018

The famous magazine Gambero Rosso recommends Pinot Noir wine from the Mugello valley... Come here and try it yourself! 🍇🍷

Nel mensile di ottobre del Gambero Rosso andiamo alla scoperta del pinot nero del Mugello, che è diventato uno dei protagonisti della rinascita di questo territorio

11/11/2018

This is Mugello!
🌍🌳🏛️☀️

07/11/2018

Il Duomo, la cupola del Brunelleschi, il Battistero 🏛🌍

13/10/2018

Flowery autumn garden 🌺💐🍁🌹🍂🍃
@ Villa Le Querce

09/10/2018

The excellent Mugello chestnut, more widely known as the marrone, has been adwarded the IGP (Protected Geographical Identification) standing by accordance with CEE n. 2081/92 regulations.
Chestnut growing in Mugello dates back to Roman times, but it is only from the Medieval period that we find numerous documents and genuine accounts of the diffusion and importance of the groves, and in particular, the marrone. The hundred year old marrone chestnut woods in the area have been providing an important, irreplaceable source of food and revenue for the local population since the end of the 1950’s. The chestnut is, in fact, more commonly known as the “bread tree”. The chestnut harvest, as well as the selecting of the chestnuts, is generally done by hand in the months of October and November. 🌰🌳
[https://www.mugellotoscana.it/en/gastronomia/i-prodotti-tipici/il-marrone-del-mugello-igp.html]

03/10/2018

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I'm goooonnaaaa swiiing frooooom the chandelieeeeer 💡

03/10/2018

"Bilocale il Fico", the perfect nest for a couple who wants to enjoy some relax and love ❤🌺❤

28/09/2018

Sunsets, pools and gardens 💐☀️🏊‍♀️