Parco del Principe is a residence dating back to the later part of the 18th Century. Over the centuries, it was the exclusive meeting place where several important personalities from Rome and Florence held their important rendezvous.
Today, it represents the new essence and culture of Italian hospitality as conceived by Astrid Shiller Wirth for her most special guests.
Parco del Principe, an intimate setting hidden in the lush countryside between Tuscany and Umbria, is the ideal base from which to explore the many enchanting surroundings.
This unique location will allow you to experience the well-preserved treasures of Nature, the arts and noble traditions.
At the same time, you will be able to take pleasure in tasting fine food, excellent wines and can make time to enjoy your favourite sports or attending to your personal well-being.
Every day of your stay will prove to be a new discovery when you take a short break or plan an extended holiday here.
Parco del Principe is the perfect place for a vacation, for reunions with family or friends, for your important private meetings or joyous and unique wedding celebrations.
As you take in the natural beauty of some of the most famous sceneries that Italy has to offer, you are certain to feel that Parco del Principe could very easily become your ideal Home Away from Home.
The Parco del Principe, founded in 2001 by Astrid Schiller Wirth, is a neo-gothic building structured on three levels, which has been completely restored.
This is Astrid’s latest design project, where it is clearly visible to see great eye for detail and to appreciate her drive and creative passion.
Her inimitable style of interior design and personal touch are felt throughout the entire estate: she has succeeded in making the Parco del Principe a place of authenticity with a truly poetic soul.
Other design projects completed by Astrid include the refurbishment of the Hotel Hassler, Rome with the completely new design of the Eva salon and the famous rooftop restaurant Imago.
She also designed ''The International Wine Academy of Rome'' also known as ''Il Palazzetto'' on the top of the Spanish Steps.
Both of these properties are owned and managed by her husband, Roberto Wirth.
All the rooms of the villa were uniquely designed - one by one - by Astrid Schiller Wirth.
The same care and attention to detail has been given to each one showing a distinctive look which begins with a classic Tuscan style tastefully combined with a new contemporary concept in country decor.
All of the guest rooms are equipped with modern facilities.
The wooden floors give richness and warmth and create an ambiance of exclusive comfort within a luxurious environment.
From the brightest to the boldest in red, your experience here will be unforgettable.
Large windows of the rooms open onto the surrounding grounds and suggestive horizons and the chirping birds in the park are a welcome addition to your newly found sense of peace and tranquillity.
There is no need to look any further: your Tuscan Eden is here at the Parco del Principe.
The three rooms of the villa were uniquely designed by Astrid Schiller Wirth. The same care and attention to detail has been given to each one showing a distinctive look which begins with a classic Tuscan style tastefully combined with a new contemporary concept in country decor.
The wooden floors give richness and warmth and create an ambiance of exclusive comfort within a luxurious environment. From the brightest to the boldest in red, your experience here will be unforgettable.
The large windows of the rooms open onto the surrounding grounds and suggestive horizons and the chirping birds in the park are a welcome addition to your newly found sense of peace and tranquillity.
Romantic and sophisticated, the unique flair of a country style decor coupled with contemporary accents makes the Honeymoon Suite the most prized retreat at the Parco del Principe.
This suite features a light-hearted statue of Cupid which seems to be playing with the white curtains around the bed appears to hide the bride as she makes her preparations for a perfect evening.
A delightful dressing table adds to the romance of the suit and it is complete with a large walk-in closet for the bride’s trousseau.
The dreamy view from the bed looks directly onto a grand bathtub centred perfectly in the adjacent room where one may gaze out of a large window as they bathe.
The peaceful atmosphere of this suite is enhanced by a separate lounge connected to the suite’s private terrace overlooking the Park, the surrounding rolling hills and olive groves.
This private open-air charming area known as La Loggia, is the perfect setting for breakfast, lunch or dinner.
Or better yet, for a memorable toast for two at sunset with an Italian sparkling wine or a rare Tuscan red wine.
The pleasure is yours for the asking.
This quaint residence located next to the villa, is a small and intimate two-bedroom apartment which is full-equipped with all comforts and facilities.
La Foresteria has a wonderfully relaxing living room with a fireplace and a private patio that faces the magnificent grounds for enjoying your meals alfresco in the shade of ancient pine trees.
La Foresteria might remind one of a small hunting lodge as there are many special details recalling old Tuscan traditions to admire.
It is the ideal get-away place for a couple or family seeking more privacy while remaining within the context and ambiance of the Parco del Principe.
At Parco Del Principe, the perfect place for a vacation, you can make time to enjoy your favourite sports or attending to your personal well-being.
It is a spa resort (sulphurous water) but little suggestive for the presence of calcium deposits that form white concretions of calcium carbonate and waterfalls. The name comes from the small village church dedicated to St. Philip the Apostle. Distance: 25km.
Since the time of the Etruscans and then the Romans, the baths of Bagno Vignoni were attended by distinguished figures such as Pope Pius II, Catherine of Siena, Lorenzo de Medici and the many other artists. Distance: 30km.
The prehistoric settlement of Belverde 40.000 years old, is worth a visit. The Monte Cetona Civic Prehistory Museum is interesting with its finds from the Palaeolithic to the Bronze Age. In the Parish Church of San Michele arcangelo. Distance: 10km.
Is one of the most important spa centres in Italy. And its fame in the field of spa cures has continued without interruption for more than 2000 years. This is borne out by the many Etruscan and Roman archaeological finds. Distance: 6km.
Objects to see: the cathedral (Duomo) which already existed in the 12th century and was transformed in 1585, and next to it the Cathedral Museum, established in the 1930's, which houses important objects including precious illuminated missals. Distance: 7km.
This splendid little town has preserved its beauty intact. Going up the steep streets of its outlying districts the visitor discovers beautiful palazzos and churches imbued with the unparalleled art of foremost Renaissance architects Distance: 16km.
Pope Pius II's "ideal town", now recognised by UNESCO as "World Heritage", has taken the place of the castle of Corsignano which for centuries overlooked the boundaries between the lands owned by Siena, and Orvieto. Distance: 28km.
Rapolano Terme is a medieval town in the province of Siena. It is a spa resort that has two modern factories. Distance: 55km.
Was founded by the Etruscan king Porsena, appreciated later by the Romans. 42 hot springs of 40° C with a total capacity of approximately 5.5 million liters of water a day put St. Casciano in third place in Europe for flow of thermal water. Distance: 20km.
Nearly sixty acres of land surround the Parco del Principe featuring an entirely private Italian park marked with the characteristic flora of prestigious Tuscan gardens with swimming pool & a pool bar, numerous gazebos for the guests' rest.
PARCO DEL PRINCIPE
Poggio alla Villa, 153043 Località Macciano ChiusiSiena (Tuscany)Italy