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Destinations of: Tuscany, Italy

Sanctuary Firenze
The recently renovated Sanctuary guest house is located in the centre of historical Florence, and only steps from the Duomo, the spiritual and architectural showpiece which dominates the city.T he Sanctuary Firenze is managed by an order of convivial nuns, the Suore Oblate dell’ Assunzione and is located in an upmarket area, perfect for exploring the city on foot.
Location: Florence
Monastero di San Gimignano
The monastery guest house is managed by sisters of the Benedettine Vallumbrosan Order, a closed community of nuns who are dedicated to work, prayer and offering hospitality. The convent environment is warm and inviting and travellers and pilgrims are welcomed with gracious hospitality.
Location: San Gimignano
Hotel Alma Domus
The Dominican Sisters have been overseeing this convent hotel for many years and along with lay staff, are well versed in the art of hospitality. The hotel is situated on a rise, in medieval, walled Siena, one of the best preserved old towns in Italy. Some of the guest rooms have splendid views (especially at night) over rooftops and clusters of stone houses, medieval towers and the Duomo.
Location: 53100 Siena - SI
Fattoria Il Santo
This lovely rural former 16th century farmhouse is located on the route of the Via Francigena, the ancient road and pilgrim route from the cathedral city of Canterbury to Rome and to Italy's eastern ports for further travel to the Holy Land. Once owned by the Knights Templar the property is managed by lay staff who cater for pilgrims, Parish and school groups, tourists and general travellers. This spacious complex has recently been fully restored and furnished with antique Tuscan style pieces. A medieval chapel is still very much in use and is available for private ceremonies. Past pilgrims would possibly be envious of the infinity swimming pool, which has sweeping views over the surrounding countryside.
Location: loc. il santo
Casa Oasi Sant'Annibale Maria
Away from the bustle of Florence and crowded hilltop villages, and on the edge of Tuscany’s Casentino Forest and National Park, the newly renovated hospitality house of the Daughters of Divine Zeal overlooks the woodlands and rolling hills of the Arezzo region. Tourists, pilgrims, families, individuals and groups are welcome to overnight in the guesthouse which is located in a national park in a beautiful UNESCO listed area. Guestrooms feature an ensuite bathroom with courtesy toiletries and a hair dryer is available on request. Rooms are serviced daily, luggage storage is provided and Wi-Fi is free. Breajfast is provided and a number of restaurants are situated a short drive from the property. Meeting rooms are provided for groups, religious services are held in the on-site chapel and free public parking can be accessed.
Location: 52018 Borgo Alla Collina AR
Hotel Mirò
THE HOTEL IS CURRENTLY CLOSED FOR A REFURBISHMENT
The hotel Miro is a religious owned property entrusted to lay management. The hotel is only 1 km from the central area of the elegant town of Montecani Terme, known for its healing mineral springs and thermal waters. The town is awash with fountains, parks and walking trails. The hotel is near a spa and close to the local train station. The historic, 100 year old funicular railway to the peak of Montecatini Alto is close by.
Location: 51016 Montecatini Terme PT
Seminario Vescovile Minori
The small Tuscan city of Pontremoli is a recommended stopover on the Via Francigena, a pilgrimage route from Canterbury in Kent, England to St Peter’s Basilica in Rome. The pilgrimage trail leads out of Rome and can be followed all the way to the Holy Land. Many pilgrims walking the route stay overnight at the seminary.
Location: 54027 Pontremoli MS
Pastor Angelicus
Pastor Angelicus is a large and well-equipped convent guesthouse situated on the outskirts of the small town of Chiusi della Verna. The sisters cater for overnight guests and for day visitors. A reasonably priced restaurant is available for all meals. The guest house is close to the Franciscan Monastery and Sanctuary of La Verna, once the home of Italy's Patron Saint, and now a much visited pilgrim destination.
Location: 52010 Chiusi della Verna - AR
Convento San Francesco-Centro Nuovi Orizzonti
The Convent of San Francesco is situated on the route of the Via Francigena, the old pilgrim road from Canterbury in England to Rome. The convent lies atop a small rise, and hovers over the beautiful medieval town of San Miniato, from where dramatic Tuscan sunsets and views over the city of Florence and the famous rolling hills can be appreciated. The town is of Etruscan and Roman origins and its historical centre is encircled by city walls, gates, fortresses and medieval structures. The town cathedral, the Diocescan Museum of Sacred Art and the Church of San Domenico are flush with medieval frescos and precious artworks. The much prized white truffle grows in the area and is celebrated in a 3-week-long festival each November.
Location: 56028 San Miniato PI
Casa Diocesana di Lucca
Surrounded by medieval walls, lovely, laid-back Lucca makes a welcome change from the hectic streets, crowds and queues found in many other Tuscan towns. The old town is reached through medieval city gates and strolling the cobbled streets is the ideal way to explore. Watch out for locals on bicycles and discover ancient churches, gorgeous piazzas, bell-towers, medieval houses, alfresco cafes and smart boutiques. The annual Puccini Opera Festival, held in Lucca in July/August could be a wonderful excuse to visit.
Location: 55100 Arliano LU
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