Agriturismo Poggio alla Cavalla

Poggio alla Cavalla Tourist Farm,  lies in the  heart of Tuscany, near Florence,  between Montecatini Terme and Vinci, the birth town of Leonardo; on the slopes of the hills of Chianti Montalbano.
The privileged geographical location of the tourist farm makes it possible to go on convenient day trips to tourism and culture centres and Tuscan cities of art: Firenze, Siena, San Gimignano, Volterrra, Pisa, Pistoia, Arezzo, Cortona, Lucca and the sea of Versilia. 
The tourist Farm it is made up of 4 flats  and is surrounded by a large garden, where there is a swimming pool with a large panoramic terrace, and a private car park.

Poggio alla Cavalla" Tourist Farm is situated in Lamporecchio (Pistoia) in the heart of Tuscany, near Florence, between Montecatini Terme and Vinci, the birth town of Leonardo. The area rests on the slopes of the hills Chianti Montalbano, a natural terrace overlooking Valdinievole (with Pescia, the city of flowers and Collodi famous for its Pinocchio Park) and the natural park of the  marsh Fucecchio.

The countryside surrounding the tourist farm is mainly used for growing vines and olive trees and is characterised by low hills (80/120 m), except for Montalbano, whose highest peaks are just over 600 metres.

The privileged geographical location of the tourist farm makes it possible to go on convenient day trips to tourism and culture centres and Tuscan cities of art: Firenze, Siena, San Gimignano, Volterrra, Pisa, Pistoia, Arezzo, Cortona, Lucca and  the sea of Versilia.

You can reach Florence, Pisa and Livorno in 30/45 minutes on the highway (indicated as FI-PI-LI).
The A11 motorway, which connects Florence, Prato, Pistoia, Lucca, Pisa and the sea of Versilia, allows you to reach these towns in 30/50 minutes. Finally, you can easily reach the localities of San Miniato, San Gimignano, Volterra, and Siena in 20/60 minutes on the state roads.  

The countryside surrounding the tourist farm is mainly used for growing vines and olive trees and is characterised by low hills (80/120 m), except for Montalbano, whose highest peaks are just over 600 metres.
The surrounding countryside, which is particularly green and rolling due to its gentle hills, appears cared for and orderly as a result of the careful attention paid by small local businesses to farming the land.