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Civitella in Val di Chiana

Val di Chiana, is a commune in the province of Arezzo in Tuscany, Italy. It is famous for its well-preserved Lombard fortresses, which date back to the 6th and the 7th centuries. Val di Chiana is largely characterised by a thermal basin which is considered to be one of the most important in Italy. It is also one of the finest centres for bread, wine and olive oil. The cultural heritage of the city is well documented in its museums, archaeological ruins, monuments, and historic centres.

Stay in a vacation rental in Val di Chiana and be initiated to its exceptional culture and beautiful environment. Enjoy the recreational activities, savour the good food and rejuvenate in the therapeutic thermal spas.

Things to see in Val di Chiana

• The Castle:The castle, erected in 1048, is surrounded by massive walls. It served as the German army headquarters during World War II. It was destroyed during the bombings.
• The church of Santa Maria Assunta (11th century): It was originally built in Romanesque style in 1252 but was restored in a later century. Part of it was rebuilt after the destruction caused by the air raid during the World War II

Restaurants in Val di Chiana

• Foresteria Il Giardino di Fontarronco Restaurant: This exclusive restaurant serves typical Tuscan cuisine. The wine list includes Chianti, Brunello and the Super Tuscans.
• Acquamatta: The restaurant serves delicious Tuscan dishes. The ambience is elegant and perfect for a romantic evening.

Entertainment and nightlife in Val di Chiana

For some great entertainment, you can go to the nearby towns of Arezzo and Siena. The focal point of the Siena's nightlife is Piazza del Campo where people gather to listen to live music or relax in a bar. There are many pubs, wine bars, restaurants and open-air coffee shops in and around this area. You can also go to Arezzo. This is a beautiful place to stroll through and spend a pleasant evening. Most of the city's bars, pubs and live music bars are concentrated around Piazza Grande, the lively heart town. Here you can go pub hoping, get a drink and listen to music, especially jazz music.

Golfing

The nearby golf clubs are in Siena and Arezzo. The Golf Club Casentino in Arezzo is the nearest golf club. Surroundings castles, Romanesque parishes, and old monasteries add a medieval touch to this beautiful golf course. The 18 hole, par 72 course is pleasantly undulating and covered with a wide variety of vegetation. There is a club house, which is set on the top of wide sloping terraces surrounded by woods. Facilities here include practice area, putting green, bar and restaurant.