Radicondoli. For us the best village in the world.

Villa Fiorenzani is located in Radicondoli, nestled within one of Tuscany's most beautiful nature reserves—an area steeped in history, tradition, and authentic charm that we love to share with our guests.

Today, Radicondoli is the vibrant heart of a close-knit local community whose rich cultural heritage comes alive through numerous events: the May Day Festival, the San Giovanni Celebration in late June, the Radicondoli Summer Festival in July, the enchanting Christmas Market in November, and a variety of food, wine, music, and cultural happenings including concerts, literary gatherings, performances, and art exhibitions throughout the year.

Local restaurants and taverns offer the chance to savour traditional Tuscan cuisine made with seasonal and regional ingredients. Scattered throughout the village, you’ll also find artisans and artists working in their studios—perfect for discovering unique handmade creations.Children can enjoy the freedom and adventure of a slower-paced holiday, reminiscent of simpler times.

The medieval village of Radicondoli overlooks the metalliferous hills of the Sienese countryside. Perched on a hilltop, it offers sweeping views of the surrounding landscape. As you stroll through its charming streets, you’ll still find traces of its Lombard origins. With over a thousand years of history, Radicondoli was once under the rule of the Bishops of Volterra, later the Aldobrandeschi family, and eventually became part of the Republic of Siena. The layout of the village follows the natural contours of the hill, with the striking Porta Olla marking its southern entrance.

Since ancient times, wool processing has been a central activity in Radicondoli. Likely introduced from nearby Volterra, this tradition began with home-based textile production, yielding the everyday woolen fabrics once common throughout the region.

From Villa Fiorenzani, you’re just a short drive away from renowned cities of art, historic villages of remarkable beauty, nature reserves, rivers, and even the sea—making it the perfect base for exploring Tuscany.