Despite the uncertainties of the past year, one thing remains certain: people will always want to travel and will always look to travel for inspiration. And for many Americans, the famed wine region of Tuscany is at the top of their travel wish list. With Italy having eased its border and travel restrictions for vaccinated visitors this summer in accordance with new European Union guidelines, the country’s hotels, restaurants, and attractions are relaunching and preparing to welcome back guests from the United States. Toscana Resort Castelfalfi officially reopened its doors last month, offering travelers the opportunity to reconnect with themselves and others after a long year at home with stimulating, multisensory travel experiences. With no mandatory quarantine requirement for COVID-tested arrivals, and a palpable surge of excitement among Americans seeking to reboot plans for a postponed or long-awaited trip abroad, the 2,700 acre nature estate is encouraging visitors to choose Tuscany as their first-in-a-long-time getaway with family or friends.
Situated in close proximity to the cultural hubs of Florence, Pisa, and Siena, Toscana Resort Castelfalfi ignites all of the senses with an assortment of holistic wellness, lifestyle, and culinary experiences.
Additional activities on the estate include truffle hunting, Vespa and Ferrari experiences, and a range of culinary experiences including outdoor cooking classes for guests to discover first-hand how to create classic Tuscan dishes using fresh produce from the estate. Opening rates at Toscana Resort Castelfalfi, a member Preferred Hotels & Resorts, start from US$350 per room, per night. This includes a range of complimentary programming such as the beehive experiences (taking place every Friday), and a selection of wellness and culinary activities. For further information or to book, visit www.castelfalfi.com.