How to reach us
We are located in Poggibonsi (SI), immersed in the Tuscan countryside and overlooking the towers of San Gimignano.
The property is easy to reach and well connected to the main cities of Tuscany.
By car
From Florence
Take the Florence–Siena highway (RA3) towards Siena.
Exit at Poggibonsi Nord.
Follow the signs for San Gimignano and then for Bibbiano.
After a few minutes along a scenic road through hills and vineyards, you will arrive at La Croce di Bibbiano.
From Siena
Take the Siena–Florence highway (RA3) towards Florence.
Exit at Poggibonsi Nord.
Follow the signs for San Gimignano / Bibbiano.
By train
The nearest railway station is Poggibonsi–San Gimignano, with good connections to Florence and Siena.
From the station, we recommend continuing by taxi or car (about 10–15 minutes).
By plane
● Florence Airport (Peretola): about 1 hour by car
● Pisa Airport (Galileo Galilei): about 1 hour and 30 minutes by car
From both airports, you can rent a car or reach Poggibonsi by train.
📍 Final directions
Don’t worry about the journey — relax, we’ll take care of everything.
Before your arrival, you will receive all the detailed instructions for self check-in, along with our support to ensure an easy and stress-free arrival.
The journey to reach us is already part of the experience: scenic roads, rolling hills, vineyards, and authentic views will accompany you all the way to your Tuscan holiday.
The territory
La Croce di Bibbiano enjoys a truly special location: in the heart of Tuscany, it is the perfect starting point for exploring one of Italy’s most fascinating regions.
San Gimignano – Medieval Manhattan
Just a few minutes away is San Gimignano, famous worldwide for its unique skyline of medieval towers silhouetted against the sky. Founded as a stopping point along the Via Francigena, San Gimignano is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and the perfect place to explore on foot, with its squares, churches, historic buildings, and artisan workshops.
Poggibonsi – History, architecture, and medieval heritage
The village of Poggibonsi has an extraordinary past: from its Etruscan and Roman origins to the Middle Ages, when it became a strategic center contested between Florence and Siena on the famous Via Francigena. Here you can explore museums, churches such as the Collegiate Church of Santa Maria Assunta, and archaeological remains.
Siena – Medieval masterpiece A short distance away, the legendary city of Siena welcomes you with its Piazza del Campo, the setting for the famous Palio and considered one of the most beautiful medieval squares in Europe, together with the magnificent Duomo, guardian of art and history.
Firenze – The cradle of the Renaissance A little further away but easily accessible, Florence is a treasure trove of masterpieces: the Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore, the Uffizi Gallery, and the Ponte Vecchio are just some of the wonders waiting to be discovered.
Volterra – between Etruscans, Romans, and Medieval times The city of Volterra, nestled on a panoramic hill, is famous for its Etruscan origins and alabaster production, with characteristic workshops and markets.
The Tuscan coast – sea, light, and horizon
Just over an hour away, the Tuscan coast offers a surprising change of scenery.
From the elegant beaches of Versilia to the clear waters of the Etruscan Coast, passing through seaside villages such as Castiglione della Pescaia, here relaxation combines with good food and fiery sunsets. It is the ideal destination for a day trip combining sea, sun, and Mediterranean flavors.
Garfagnana – Authentic nature and stone villages
Nestled between the Apuan Alps and the Tuscan-Emilian Apennines, Garfagnana is one of the most authentic and green areas of Tuscany. Woods, rivers, trails, and small villages tell an ancient story of traditions, silence, and unspoiled landscapes. Perfect for those who love nature, walking, and a slow pace, far from mass tourism.
Medieval villages and castles to explore
There are many other historical and scenic gems in the surrounding area: Colle di Val d’Elsa,
Monteriggioni, Staggia Senese e l’Abbazia di San Galgano.
Chianti and Val d’Elsa – wine, flavors, and nature
The surrounding area is a paradise for food and wine lovers: vineyards, historic wineries, and scenic roads that cross the Chianti area make every stop a taste experience.