About Tenuta di Artimino
Tenuta di Artimino is a Medici estate founded in 1596, comprising 730 hectares near Florence. Villa La Ferdinanda, the UNESCO-listed centerpiece, was built that same year by order of Ferdinando I de' Medici on a design by Buontalenti. The structure is also known as the Villa of One Hundred Chimneys. Galileo Galilei was hosted at the villa in 1608 to instruct the young Cosimo II in mathematics. The kitchens contain an ancient rotisserie designed by Leonardo da Vinci. The estate includes 78 hectares of vineyard, 16,000 olive trees, and 400 hectares of forest. The Barco Reale hunting reserve was enclosed by a wall 32 miles long in 1626. Food is available at the estate.
Tasting Experiences
Villa Tours
Explore the historic Villa La Ferdinanda, known as the Villa dei Cento Camini, built by Buontalenti for Ferdinando I de' Medici in 1596
Wine Tasting
Discover wines from the estate's 78 hectares of vineyards in the unique microclimate of Montalbano hills
Dining
Experience authentic Tuscan cuisine at the estate's restaurants
Wellness
Enjoy the on-site wellness center and spa facilities
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Tenuta di Artimino is in Artimino, PO, Italy, in the Tuscany wine region.