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Tuscany is magical in all its facets: Poderino is located in the Alta Valdera area, a part of sweet land crossed by the river Era and made up of beautiful hillsides, woods, cultivated fields, long rows of vineyards, olive groves and charming medieval villages.
An area abounding in historical, cultural, natural and enogastronomic attractions offering its visitors many opportunities to satisfy all needs.
Discover what to see and do on holiday in Tuscany, near Volterra!
An area abounding in historical, cultural, natural and enogastronomic attractions offering its visitors many opportunities to satisfy all needs.
Discover what to see and do on holiday in Tuscany, near Volterra!
What you can do in Valdera: sport, nature, tastings
Wine tastings
One of the most typical activities in the area is certainly not to miss a tasting of local wines in the hills. There are many farms and wineries in the area that offer such an experience, perfect for a romantic moment for two or with friends.
In addition, if you stay during the period from the beginning of September to the beginning of October, you will be able to observe all the phases of the grape harvest and thus enjoy an even more exceptional and authentic experience!
In addition, if you stay during the period from the beginning of September to the beginning of October, you will be able to observe all the phases of the grape harvest and thus enjoy an even more exceptional and authentic experience!
On a bicycle
If, on the other hand, you love cycling, to lose yourself along untrodden paths and admire historic villages and green hilly landscapes, you can discover the Valdera by bicycle. Near our hotel, there is a bicycle hire service, also with pedal assistance, the ideal way to discover the area without too much effort!
The rental also offers a delivery service directly to the hotel.
The rental also offers a delivery service directly to the hotel.
Trekking routes
Our territory is rich in paths and trails that are easy to follow for those who love nature and trekking.
The Rocca di Pietracassia, the Masso delle Fanciulle and the Masso degli Specchi, the Ghiaccione waterfalls, the wine road in the Pisan Hills, the Era river and the Lajatico horse trail are just some of the most beautiful and evocative routes in Valdera.
Horses are also a preferred means of enjoying the area to its fullest. You can take advantage of the stables in the area to take part in guided horseback rides.
The Rocca di Pietracassia, the Masso delle Fanciulle and the Masso degli Specchi, the Ghiaccione waterfalls, the wine road in the Pisan Hills, the Era river and the Lajatico horse trail are just some of the most beautiful and evocative routes in Valdera.
Horses are also a preferred means of enjoying the area to its fullest. You can take advantage of the stables in the area to take part in guided horseback rides.
Tuscan cities of art worth visiting
During your stay at Poderino San Cristoforo, you can also reach nearby Volterra, one of the most beautiful and famous villages in all of Tuscany, famous for its panoramic view of the surrounding countryside, its 13th century walls, the Palazzo dei Priori and the Cathedral of Santa Maria Assunta.
Then there is Pisa, famous throughout the world for its Piazza dei Miracoli with the Leaning Tower, the Cathedral and the Baptistery.
Another fundamental stop on a trip exploring Tuscany is undoubtedly Florence: a city of art, culture, history, fashion and tradition.
Then there is Pisa, famous throughout the world for its Piazza dei Miracoli with the Leaning Tower, the Cathedral and the Baptistery.
Another fundamental stop on a trip exploring Tuscany is undoubtedly Florence: a city of art, culture, history, fashion and tradition.
Famous for so many things, particularly the Ponte Vecchio, the Uffizi Gallery, the Pitti Palace and the Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore.
Also worth a visit is San Gimignano, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, a historic city marked by its incredible towers.
And how could we fail to mention Siena, an essential destination if you are exploring our beautiful Tuscany.
What makes it famous throughout the world is undoubtedly the famous Palio, held twice a year in the marvellous Piazza del Campo, the beating heart and landmark of the city.
Also worth a visit is San Gimignano, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, a historic city marked by its incredible towers.
And how could we fail to mention Siena, an essential destination if you are exploring our beautiful Tuscany.
What makes it famous throughout the world is undoubtedly the famous Palio, held twice a year in the marvellous Piazza del Campo, the beating heart and landmark of the city.
Medieval villages in the area
The villages in Valdera are small towns set in the rolling Tuscan hills: they are worth exploring without haste, to get to know the most authentic and genuine Tuscany. Just as you should get to know Lajatico, just 6 km from Poderino.
It is one of the most fascinating and historically rich villages in the whole of Valdera.
An ancient village of Longobard origin, in recent years it has become increasingly famous thanks to the famous tenor Andrea Bocelli. Every year, during the months of July and August, Bocelli pays homage to his homeland with a show in the evocative setting of the Teatro del Silenzio, a fascinating amphitheatre built following the natural conformation of the landscape, which attracts thousands of people from all over the world.
Also worth a visit is the village Peccioli, one of the most beautiful villages in Italy, which stands imposingly on a hill along the road linking Volterra with Pisa, towering over the entire Valdera.
It is one of the most fascinating and historically rich villages in the whole of Valdera.
An ancient village of Longobard origin, in recent years it has become increasingly famous thanks to the famous tenor Andrea Bocelli. Every year, during the months of July and August, Bocelli pays homage to his homeland with a show in the evocative setting of the Teatro del Silenzio, a fascinating amphitheatre built following the natural conformation of the landscape, which attracts thousands of people from all over the world.
Also worth a visit is the village Peccioli, one of the most beautiful villages in Italy, which stands imposingly on a hill along the road linking Volterra with Pisa, towering over the entire Valdera.
Then there is Terricciola, a small, charming village of Etruscan origin, part of the Pisan Hills Wine Route.
Also not to be missed is Chianni, just 18 km from our hotel, the perfect place for a gastronomic tour thanks to the various producers of high quality olive oils and wines.
Finally, there is Lari, another small jewel of the Valdera, one of the most beautiful villages in Italy, to be appreciated in every detail. A visit to the city walls, from which you can enjoy a stunning view, and a stop at the famous Martelli pasta factory are mandatory.
Also not to be missed is Chianni, just 18 km from our hotel, the perfect place for a gastronomic tour thanks to the various producers of high quality olive oils and wines.
Finally, there is Lari, another small jewel of the Valdera, one of the most beautiful villages in Italy, to be appreciated in every detail. A visit to the city walls, from which you can enjoy a stunning view, and a stop at the famous Martelli pasta factory are mandatory.