The hills, the vineyards and the olive trees that crown the estate, have the same light and the splendour of the colours that years ago illuminated Giotto’s drawings in the Basilica of Saint Francis.
The name is inspired from the atmosphere which characterizes this intense place of nature and from the magical and nearly surrealistic outline; It advocates the needs of modern life stimulating the desire to let ourselves go from lifes daily rhythms: a true shelter truth to the The tourist lodgings and estate are articulated in three very old country houses which are named from the characters from Bretone’s Cycle, and are scattered among 60 hectares of forest, vineyards and olive trees. Each manor has its own swimming pool.
