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Il "Sasso" is a little rural village immersed in the wonderfull Tuscan landscape between the charming Tevere valley and the Sovara one, only 3 Km far from the medioeval centre of Anghiari, famous for the omonymous battle, which inspired Leonardo Da Vinci's masterpiece "The Battle Of Anghiari".
The ancient farmhouse built in stone, recently restorated on respect of the local tradition has very confortable rooms, all completed with private services.
On the groun floor we can find a big hall whit old fireplace and a little stone one where it is possible to taste typical tuscan traditional dishes all prepared by the house owner exclusively for our guests, using only our product.
Close to the main agricultural building, a former granary has been transformed in 2 confortable apartments and 2 rooms, all with an indipendent entrance. The excellent and genuine cooking will make your stay wonderfull and unforgrttable, in a such natural, artistic and spiritual land.
Anghiari: west of the upper Tiber, on the slopes of the bowl of hills which encircles the Valley, Anghiari's older quarter preserves its pure medieval character. A fine street on a steep gradient and a square lined with building of noble design were added in the 16th century, beyond the fortified walls. In the Badia church, romanesque in style and octagonal in plan, and in the medieval church of Sant'Agostino and Palazzo Comunale priceless works of art are found. The 6th-century church of Santo Stefano at the foot of the hill is one of the oldest in the region.
The High one Goes them of the Tevere, or Valtiberina, it is the border more orients them of the Tuscany and between the name from the river that crosses it in all its length, until the border with the Umbria. The Valtiberina was border and entirety point of encounter between various civilizations, umbra and the Etruscan, the byzantina and the longobarda. The bishops of Arezzo, "signori" of Rimini and those of the Montefeltro, the popes of Rome and finally the Fiorentini are themselves contesi for centuries these mounts and this goes them. The patrizi roman of the time of Augusto of it discovered the beauty and they constructed villas to you. The roman patricians at the time of Augustus of it discovered the beauty and they constructed villas to you. Then came the feudal lords and the Abbots came who erected you solid castles and monasteri and protervi, and of knows to you that they discovered to places actions to you to satisfy their silks mystical. Michelangelo, been born between these mountains, intuì the life in the heart of the stone, and Piero della Francesca, in his birthplace, Borgo Sansepolcro, had already hunderstood the secret of light and space and translated it in to paintings. In the Varieties of the architectonic styles, in the uses and customs, the handicraft products, the same language, the Valtiberina reveals influences multiforms that come to them from the Romagna, the Marche and Umbria and that they contribute to deteminare the eccentric character of goes them regarding the from Tuscany context.
The traditional difficulty of transit between the two depositors of the Appennino centers has contributed them to the relative isolation of this goes them in which Sansepolcro has exercised the role of endowed city of one propia appearance and one propia cultural autonomy. Integral cities fluvial bulwarks like Anghiari or centers like Saint Pieve Stefano, camaldolesi abbeys and Franciscan convents, pievi and medieval castles narrate the history of this charming universe and point out to the stranger the more evocative and various routes. The high Goes them of the Tevere is crossed for all its length from Be them Tiberina 3, and from the Superstarda E45 that Rome to the Italy North combines crossing the Appennines just near sources of the Tevere. Other roads, connect it to Arezzo, the Val di Chiana, the Casentino to the west, the Romagna to north, the Montefeltro and the Adriatic to east.
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