Location: Asciano
Top Things to do in Asciano
Top 6 Things to do Good for Couples in Asciano, Tuscany
Asciano is a comune and hill town in the province of Siena in the Italian region Tuscany. It is located at the centre of the Crete senesi between the river Ombrone and the torrent Copra, some 30 kilometres (19 mi) southeast of the town of Siena by rail.
Restaurants in Asciano
1. Tours By Roberto
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5.0 based on 216 reviews
Tours by Roberto is an Italian company which opened in 2016. While our most popular services are guided minivan tours of the countryside, we also will help you plan week-long trips to other areas of the country or assist you with customized and special occasion events.
2. Crete Senesi
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5.0 based on 448 reviews
3. Tuscany Adventure
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5.0 based on 228 reviews
Live Tuscany as never before Treat yourself to an exclusive adventure between the Crete Senesi aboard a Quad, a convenient and at the same time adrenaline, able to overcome any obstacle and make you live an unforgettable experience in contact with nature. The Tuscany Adventure expert guide will accompany you to discover stunning scenery along the routes that suit you. The routes of Tuscany Adventure take place between the Crete Senesi near Rapolano Terme, a lovely place surrounded by vineyards, olive trees and forests in the province of Siena. Fun, adrenaline and nature await you: choose your tour with Tuscany Adventure! Watch now among our offers and find the one that suits you. Tuscany Adventure organizes guided ATV tours also for special occasions such as birthday parties, bachelor party or hen party. We offer: panoramic excursions, technical tours and wine tasting
4. Massi the Driver
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5.0 based on 22 reviews
Massi the Driver is a Professional Licensed Driver in Tuscany, we can provide airport transfers, shuttle service from ports and train stations, transfers to and from the most important touristic towns, winery tours and tastings, sightseeing tours and dinner service.
Reviewed By jimwK4989ZT
A friend who had previously helped me arrange travel near Rome put me in touch with Massi and Deb to give some advice about how to tour Montalcino, the famous wine making region outside Siena. Massi ended up putting together a wonderful private tour for me, visiting five wineries and a small cooking school. The wineries he chose were outstanding, and gave a great sense of the different sub-regions of Montalcino. His close connections with excellent smaller producers meant that I got to visit places I could never have found on my own; I also very much liked his judgment about which larger producers to visit. He also helped with other small tasks that came up during the day that I would have struggled to manage on my own in a small village, such as helping me get my bag out of the (locked) office of the B&B I had stayed in the night before after the manager had left for the evening. Arranging this sort of wine tour is all about trust: there are many commercial touring groups that make decisions about where to visit based on convenience for them or financial arrangements; I felt that Massi chose wineries after listening carefully to what I was looking for. It was perfect.
5. Site Transitoire
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5.0 based on 41 reviews
6. Abbazia di Monte Oliveto Maggiore
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4.5 based on 937 reviews
Reviewed By Toscoantico - Pisa, Italy
With my family we visited the abbey of Monte Oliveto Maggiore in September 2020 during our holidays in Val d'Orcia and this place, together with others such as the Temple of San Biagio, the Chapel of Vitaleta, the abbey of Sant ' Antimo, the gentle hills with the little big gems on the top, will remain one of the most beautiful images in my mind. The abbey is located in a pine forest with beautiful surroundings, the structure itself is very beautiful and the atmosphere is very serene. The abbey is still functioning according to the Benedictine rule and therefore it is not possible to visit it entirely but the part that can be visited is definitely worth. In addition, the visit is free, a non-binding offer may be requested. The Cloister of the Abbey contains the most important work of art of the complex, a cycle of frescoes on the stories of San Benedetto painted both by Luca Signorelli (the first 8 lunettes 1497-1498) and by Antonio Bazzi known as Sodoma, a curious nickname , (the remaining 26 lunettes painted after 1505). You can also visit the church, the refectory, the library and the pharmacy of the monastery plus a small exhibition of paintings from various periods. Serenity, History, Art and Harmony, Val d'Orcia at its best.
