Dutch-born Karin and Italian Antonio met when working in Milan's high-velocity fashion industry, but eventually decided organic farming was more to their liking than haute couture. The homespun-chic rooms in this rebuilt 12th-century farmhouse and purpose-built annexe are sure to please, as will the all-vegetarian and vegan meals (on request), pretty garden, biological filtered pool and emphasis on sustainability.
Fattoria San Martino
Montepulciano
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This late-Renaissance palazzo was designed by Giacomo da Vignola. It isn't open to the public.
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Antonio da Sangallo (Sangallo il Vecchio) designed his handsome palazzo. It isn't open to the public.
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