At L’Oliveto, there are many beautiful corners for a variety of retreats:

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Creative & Art

Find inspiration in nature by soaking in the panomaric views over the rolling hills of Tuscany. 

Cooking

Use the fully equipped kitchen and seasonal garden produce to create meals that celebrate flavor, health, and pleasure.

Music

Whether you’re composing, rehearsing, or simply enjoying singing and playing, L’Oliveto provides an inspiring setting to connect with music. The Feurich Grand Piano is available for play.

Yoga

For your yoga practice you find a spacious 38 m² indoor yoga room with heating and different outdoor spaces with wonderful views. Mats, blocks, and blankets are provided.

L’Oliveto shares:

• A fully available kitchen for culinary experiences

• A long communal table for meals and gatherings

• Indoor and outdoor spaces for workshops, yoga sessions, and creativity

• Quiet corners for reflection & deeper conversations

With seven ensuite rooms, L’Oliveto offers a blend of traditional Tuscan charm and modern comfort. Each space is thoughtfully designed to provide a peaceful stay, ensuring that you can unwind and recharge.

At L’Oliveto, food is an experience to savor and share. As guests, you are welcome to make use of the fully-equipped kitchen to craft your own flavorful dishes or book a local chef to prepare meals that indulge your senses. Fresh produce from L’Oliveto’s organic garden is available for purchase, ensuring the healthiest, freshest ingredients for every creation. From cooking together in the kitchen to gathering around the long table, every meal becomes a joyful celebration of flavor, community, and the Earth’s generous abundance.

Beyond the estate, the surrounding Tuscan countryside invites discovery:

• Walk, bike, or horseback ride through the scenic hills

• Explore nearby towns like Trequanda and Montisi, reachable by a nature walk

• Learn about wildflowers and the diverse local flora

• Visit historic and cultural landmarks, such as Pienza, Siena, Montepulciano, and the Abbey of Monte Oliveto Maggiore

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We can provide guides for all of these experiences to enrich your experience and help you uncover the hidden gems of the region.

The “roccolo,” also known as a “ragnaia” or “boschetto,” is a traditional green structure originally used for bird hunting. Ours dates back to the 17th century and takes the form of a circular grove about 30 meters in diameter. It is made up of 300 holm oaks, carefully pruned each year like bonsai trees since they were first planted. Only two roccoli remain in Tuscany in such well-preserved condition.

No longer used for hunting, this special place now invites visitors to enjoy its calm and refreshing shade. Recently, it even hosted a sunset concert, offering a magical experience in harmony with nature and history.