The experience begins in our restaurant "La Cantina" with a welcome apéritif, a glass of Prosecco wine. After that, you can collect your basket and set out for a pleasant walk through the olive groves and the dirt roads until you reach the picnic area to enjoy a pleasant experience admiring the landscape. Inside the basket you will find a bottle of our Diacceroni family wine and our olive oil, water and some delicious specialties prepared by Chef Maurizio including bread or focaccia with local cold cuts and cheeses, a fresh farro or rice salad, seasonal vegetables and a portion of homemade cake. Information: Welcome apéritif at the restaurant and collection of the picnic basket at 12 pm or 7 pm Picnic on the estate Free parking is available The picnic menu can be eaten at our restaurant if the weather is inclement Pets allowed.

See the historical beauty of Volterra, whose origins are rooted in the history of pre-Roman Italy. Discover the most important and historical sites of Volterra on this tour. Stroll through the elegant Piazza dei Priori, a medieval salon, and fall in love with the imposing royalty of the Palazzo dei Priori. Take a leap back in time visiting the ancient octagonal Baptistery, dating back to the thirteenth century, and admire the late Renaissance decorations kept inside the Cathedral of Volterra. Explore the land of legends and ancient stories, where Volterra appears suspended in a timeless space. Get away from it all and enjoy this unique tour of a fascinating and historical place.

Admire the treasures of the ancient world at the National Archeological Museum of Florence and step into the past on this 2-hour guided museum tour. Discover the origins of this ancient building, once a convent of the Crocetta where Maria Maddalena de Medici lived. Once inside, admire the burial goods of the Etruscan aristocracy from the region between Populonia and Vulci. Arrive at the first floor and see a selection of large bronze statues of the Chimera, restored in 1500 by Benvenuto Cellini. Continue to the second floor and find ancient Greek, Roman, and Renaissance bronze works, including the Torso of Livorno, the Medici Riccardi horse head, and the Idolino of Pesaro. Here, see the incredible Francois Vase one of the most important finds in the world of Greek art. Take a closer look and see a series of mythical tales from Ancient Greece depicted on the Vase. Then, come to the Egyptian Museum and see over 14,000 artifacts, including steles, vases, ushabti, amulets, and bronzes. Marvel at the statue of Amenophis III, a war chariot from the seventeenth dynasty and perfectly preserved mummies. Finally, step into the garden and observe the reconstruction of the Etruscan tomb Inghirami of Volterra, which contains the original alabaster urns that were placed there in old times.

One of the Etruscan cities par excellence. It still preserves many vestiges of this period as well as the Roman and medieval ones: the Etruscan citygate and Acropolis, the Roman Theater, the Piazza dei Priori, the Cathedral with the Baptistery, and tower-houses. Volterra holds an immense treasure trove of art, archaeology, and craftsmanship; in fact, it is famous for alabaster work, a knowledge that has been passed down for generations. Some of these treasures are preserved in the city's churches and many museums. Volterra was built on high ground, which, if it once provided security, today allows one to enjoy a vast and evocative panorama.