Abbadia Sicille
Relais
Spring in Val d’Orcia and Valdichiana Discover Abbadia Sicille Relais
Welcome to the beautiful region of Tuscany, where spring brings new life and vibrant colours to every corner. If you are planning a visit during the months of March, April and May, discover the wonders of the Val d’Orcia, Valdichiana and Rapolano Spa with Abbadia Sicille Relais. We are here to guide you through an unforgettable journey to discover the natural, cultural and thermal treasures of our beloved region.
Spring in Val d’Orcia:
A true paradise, with hills covered in colourful flowers, fields of golden wheat and lush vineyards.
Pienza: Known as the ‘pearl of the Val d’Orcia’, Pienza is a Renaissance architectural jewel with splendid panoramic views and delicious pecorino cheese. Explore its medieval streets and enjoy the city’s unique atmosphere.
Montalcino: Famous for its Brunello di Montalcino wine, this charming medieval town is surrounded by vineyards and offers wine tastings, gourmet restaurants and breathtaking views of the surrounding countryside.
Bagno Vignoni: This ancient thermal village is famous for its central square, which houses a natural thermal pool. Enjoy a relaxing walk and admire the historical architecture of the area.
Abbey of Sant’Antimo: Situated in the hills of the Val d’Orcia, this splendid Romanesque abbey is a place of peace and tranquillity. Listen to Gregorian chants during church services and admire the breathtaking architecture.
San Quirico d’Orcia: This charming medieval village is surrounded by fortified walls and offers spectacular views of the Val d’Orcia. Visit the Church of San Quirico and Giulitta and walk through Niki de Saint Phalle’s famous ‘Tarot Garden’.
Spring in the Valdichiana:
The Valdichiana is a land rich in history, culture and breathtaking landscapes, ideal to explore during spring.
Montepulciano: Known as the ‘Pearl of the 16th century’, Montepulciano is famous for its red wines and Renaissance architecture. Visit the local wine cellars for a Vino Nobile tasting and stroll through its charming medieval streets.
Cortona: This charming medieval town is set on a hill and offers spectacular views of the Tuscan countryside. Explore its cobbled streets, visiting the Basilica of Santa Margherita and the Palazzo Comunale.
Lucignano: Known for its unique star shape, Lucignano is a hidden jewel of the Valdichiana. Visit the Municipal Museum and admire its artistic treasures, including the famous Tree of Life.
Foiano della Chiana: This characteristic Tuscan village is famous for its historical tradition of the ‘Giostra del Saracino’, a knightly tournament held every year in June. Explore its ancient walls and enjoy the authentic atmosphere of provincial life.
Our Suites:
Your romantic getaway or travelling with your family
Are you ready for an experience that combines the elegance of romance and the joy of a family trip? Let Abbadia Sicille Relais be your refuge, where every moment becomes a precious memory.
For couples in search of romance, our Suites are the embodiment of the Tuscan dream. With panoramic views of the Val d’Orcia and Valdichiana, every wake and sunset becomes a visual poem. Book your Suite and immerse yourself in the cosy atmosphere of our village.
If you are travelling with your family, Abbadia Sicille Relais is the ideal place to create unforgettable memories. Our Suites offer generous spaces, ensuring comfort and privacy for all family members. Enjoy the tranquillity of the village and its proximity to Tuscan treasures.
Rapolano Terme
Spas and Villages
The Terme di Rapolano spa is an oasis of wellness and relaxation immersed in the Tuscan countryside, ideal for regeneration during spring.
Located a short distance from Trequanda, they offer a wide range of spa and wellness treatments that will allow you to relax and take care of yourself.
Treat yourself to a day of pure relaxation in the warm, soothing waters of the thermal pools, or book a massage or spa treatment for an even more rejuvenating experience.
The Terme di Rapolano spa is the perfect place to disconnect from the daily routine and regenerate body and mind.
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A residence of the Sovereign Order of Malta
A magical place
Where history manifests itself
We have thought of everything to make your stay unforgettable. For families, we offer spacious and comfortable standard suites, where warmth and comfort come together in a cosy atmosphere. For couples seeking romantic relaxation, our jacuzzi suites are a dream come true, where you can immerse yourself in idyllic love bubbles. For those seeking the ultimate in wellness, suites with private spas will pamper you with rejuvenating massages and relaxing treatments, turning your stay into an experience of pure indulgence.
Abbadia Sicille is an ancient village in the territory of Trequanda, Province of Siena. It is ideally located on the hills separating the Val di Chiana from the Val d’Orcia, a territory rich in historical and artistic treasures. The village’s ancient origins, dating back to the Etruscan era, are testified by the name Sicille and by some findings. Diviene “Abbazia” con la fondazione della chiesa e della “fattoria fortificata”, intorno all’anno mille, ed è appartenuta ai monaci Templari prima e poi agli Olivetani.
La struttura “leopoldina” del casale che fa parte integrante del borgo rappresenta l’importante ampliamento effettuato nel XVIII secolo.
“Abbadia Sicille Relais” is part of this ancient village. Our accommodations are in the eighteenth-century farmhouse with double loggia, and the rooms have a great view of the picturesque inner cloister. In the village of Abbadia Sicille, there is the Church of Santa Maria in Sicille. The portal is dated back to the year 1263 AD., on its facade, the engravings of the “Crosses of Malta”, the symbol of the Templars, and the Olivetan coat of arms are evidence of its belonging to the ancient monastic orders. Inside the Church, you can admire fifteenth-century frescoes from the Sienese school. The Church of Santa Maria in Sicille is still operating with the celebration of regular Masses and weddings.
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Our neighbourhood
Pienza, located on the crest of a hill overlooking the Val d’Orcia, is a Unesco World Heritage Site since 2004. It’s also known for the production of typical local pecorino cheese.
Montepulciano is a medieval town on the Tuscan hills. It is surrounded by vineyards of the famous red wine Nobile di Montepulciano. Among the places of interest, we recommend visiting Piazza Grande which houses the Town Hall of the fourteenth century and its tower that offers a beautiful view of the surroundings.
Montalcino is a medieval, almost fairytale-like village, surrounded by mighty walls walls and dominated by an ancient castle. It is a beautiful historic city immersed in the beautiful landscape of the Natural Park of the Val d’Orcia and renowned worldwide for the exquisite production of the Super Tuscan supreme Brunello di Montalcino.
The Outlet Village Valdichiana structure allows you to shop from over 130 outlets- including the major fashion and luxury brands- in a relaxing atmosphere while taking advantage of up to 70% discount. All year round.
Valdichiana
In the most authentic Tuscany, you will discover new times.
Strolling through the enchanting villages, immersed in Etruscan, Romanesque and medieval art, because pages of history have been written here and everything speaks of beauty.
Among rolling hills, places of spirituality, millenary traditions and flavors of
excellence.
In this corner of Tuscany, getting lost will become the most
exciting and unique experience of your life.
Here, In Valdichiana, discovering
your best time.
Explore the enchanting villages of the Val d’Orcia
Val d’Orcia
The Val d’Orcia, in picturesque southern Tuscany, is a paradise of medieval villages.
Pienza, the Renaissance “pearl,” is famous for its pecorino cheese, while Montepulciano stands on a hilltop with its prized Vino Nobile.
Montalcino is famous for Brunello, surrounded by lush vineyards.
Bagno Vignoni offers a natural thermal pool in its heart.
San Quirico d’Orcia is surrounded by medieval walls and Horti Leonini is a Renaissance garden. Radicofani dominates the valley with its fortress.
Castiglione d’Orcia offers spectacular views, and Castelmuzio is a tranquil gem. Rapolano Terme offers thermal relaxation, while Buonconvento is a medieval enchantment along the Via Francigena.
Each of these villages tells a unique part of the Val d’Orcia‘s history and charm, making it an unforgettable experience.
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