Guidebook for Carmignano
Food Scene
The new generation of the Contini Bonacossi presents "The Vinsantaia", a restaurant and wine bar inside at the heart of Capezzana estate. We have created a space dedicated to welcoming guests wishing to taste our wines alongside carefully selected local dishes in the setting of our beautiful countryside. It is named after our famous Capezzana Vin Santo, which is aged in casks for five years in the rooms above the restaurant. The Vinsantaia is at the center of the ancient village of Capezzana, in front of the olive mill. From here, immersed in the Tuscan landscape of vineyards and olive groves, you can enjoy a unique view of the hills of Carmignano and the plains of Florence, Prato and Pistoia. The space was open to welcome those who want to immerse themselves in our reality: an ancient estate that has been producing wine and olive oil for over 1,200 years. We will be happy to showyou to the cellars and provide tastings of our wines. We selected meats and cheeses to pair with our wines, and if you're lucky, you may also be able to enjoy produce from our organic garden. Our cookies and “schiacciata” (a typical Tuscan focaccia) are made on the premises. The idea for Vinsantaia came from the family passion for our land and the desire to revive the area's resources, making its excellence available to all: wine, oil, landscapes and more.
La Vinsantaia di Capezzana
43 Via CapezzanaArts & Culture
Florence
At the beginning of the last century Count Alessandro Contini Bonacossi, with his wife Vittoria and his sons Augusto Alessandro and Vittorina, returned to Italy from Spain, where he had dedicated himself to an antiques activity of the highest level that had allowed him to start the one that it would become one of the largest private collections in Italy of paintings, sculptures, furniture and ceramics. After his death, at his will and through the work of his children, the central core of this exceptional collection constituted the donation Contini Bonacossi, which today is an integral part of the Uffizi Gallery, which can be visited on the first floor of the same in 8 rooms set up specifically for host it.
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Galerie Uffizi
6 Piazzale degli UffiziAt the beginning of the last century Count Alessandro Contini Bonacossi, with his wife Vittoria and his sons Augusto Alessandro and Vittorina, returned to Italy from Spain, where he had dedicated himself to an antiques activity of the highest level that had allowed him to start the one that it would become one of the largest private collections in Italy of paintings, sculptures, furniture and ceramics. After his death, at his will and through the work of his children, the central core of this exceptional collection constituted the donation Contini Bonacossi, which today is an integral part of the Uffizi Gallery, which can be visited on the first floor of the same in 8 rooms set up specifically for host it.
Offerta gastronomica
Trattoria Ristorante Il Barco Reale
26/27/28 P.za Vittorio Emanuele IIDa Delfina
1 Via della ChiesaVery nice tuscan restaurant with a beautiful terrace
Visite turistiche
Pistoia
Lucca
Pisa
Artimino Villa Medicea station