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Situated in the attractive Tuscany countryside, The Borgo Of Tignano, is the perfect place for who loves mixing  art with  nature.  Its strategic position gives it the ideal place of departure for the visit of the major  Tuscany towns like  Siena (45 km), Volterra (20 km), San Gimignano (22 Km), Florence (70 km) Pisa (80 Km) or for a pleasant trip incontact with neighboring incontaminata countryside.  Around the houses of the Borgo a country garden was recreated, that with fragrant its weaving herbs, hedges of Juniper, Myrtle and Lentisco reproduces typical of the mediterranean blots, with the its intense perfumes.  
Besides, the Borgo has a room for  meetings in a position which can  accommodate 70 persons, provided with instrumentations for lectures and projections.  Courses of  music, art, ceramics and cookery, will be available during the year.  For further information we invite you  to contact us.  
The Borgo of Tignano confines with the territory of  high Val of Cecina and is in a  panoramic context of considerable quality.  In the area, in fact, are present three natural reserves individualized also like "SIC" (Public sites of interest) :  Montenero, Monterufoli- Caselli and Berignone.  The forest of Tatti with its special vegetation is short-term distance from the Borgo.  The forest of Berignone, in the local tradition, has had inspired Dante for it "dark forest" in which begins the imaginary  travel of the Divine Comedy.  
Golf fields are  situated at only  30 minutes from the Borgo and the seaside  is at 45 minutes distances.  In the Borgo, besides residence of the proprietor that manages it, there were extracted 12 apartments; a room  for meetings for 70 persons; a restaurant for the guests; a shop of  typical products ; a room-library provided with internet-point; a laundry; a large pool of meters 8 x 16.  
In the Borgo they are present two typical elements that accompanied the life of the large community of peasants: a valuable country chaple  and a large firewood  oven perfectly working.  
The reorganization of the  buildings and of the outside respected the original shapes and where were  necessary to operate some changes, these held account of the building features and of the traditional Tuscan material