Between Umbria and Tuscany
Three regions. One place to begin.
From Paciano, Lake Trasimeno, Umbria’s villages and the Val d’Orcia become part of the same journey.
A location to make the most of
Every road leads to a new discovery.
Tenuta Badia lies at the heart of an area that changes in just a few kilometres: peaceful Paciano, sunsets over Lake Trasimeno, the art of Umbria’s villages and the landscapes of Tuscany. Choose a different direction each morning, with the pleasure of returning to the same welcoming home.
Approximate driving times, depending on traffic and route.
Around the estate
A different landscape every day.
Three directions to begin exploring the area, at your own holiday pace and wherever your curiosity takes you.
At the heart of your journey
Close to what you want to see. Far from what you want to leave behind.
The estate is a peaceful base for alternating slow days with trips across two regions, returning to the countryside each evening.
Itineraries to suit you
One day, three days, a week.
There are many ways to explore the area. Spend a day at the lake, a weekend discovering villages or a whole week travelling between Umbria and Tuscany.
A leisurely day
Paciano, Panicale and a sunset over Lake Trasimeno.
Three days across two regions
Umbrian villages, Cortona and a day exploring Montepulciano and Pienza.
A week to remember
Art, nature, local flavours, the lake and free time to enjoy without rushing.
At nature’s pace
Discover the area one pedal stroke at a time.
Gravel roads, scenic climbs and routes around Lake Trasimeno await those who love exploring the landscape by bike.
Your base between Umbria and Tuscany
The places are waiting. All that’s left is to choose when.
Choose your accommodation at Tenuta Badia and create a holiday filled with authentic places, days at your own pace and evenings back in the countryside.
Explore our accommodationPhoto credits
Paciano: Hagai Agmon-Snir, CC BY-SA 4.0. Lake Trasimeno: Adrian Michael, CC BY 4.0. Val d’Orcia: kuhnmi, CC BY 2.0. Cycling: LuiRossini, CC BY-SA 4.0. Images cropped, resized and converted to WebP.