Farm-house Il Glicine E La Lanterna

Frazione Casa Corvi N. 220, Direzione Bassone, 54027 Pontremoli (Massa-Carrara) - Tuscany

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Description Il Glicine E La Lanterna

Our farm is a big beautiful house. We have meticulously restored: the roof is made of sandstone slabs, supported by strong wood beams and terracotta floors are authentic, baked tiles one by one. The walls and arches are exposed stone, and also in the dining rooms and in the breakfast room you can admire the antiquity of the structure.We are immersed in the green Lunigiana, unknown to most people, but close to the Cinque Terre. We are located near a river, and how to reach you pass a small bridge.

Services Farm-house

Services provided:Onsite restaurantPoint of Sale - www.ilfungopontremoli.it6 x 12 m poolBreakfast buffetwi-fiLarge garden to relaxGazebo near the poolWood Stove and GrillDemonstration of cooking in the TextsTasting of cooking KM0Badges for Collecting MushroomsConcerts in the GardenFree guides and Small Tourist Material from consultationSmall Library and BookcrossingHOLIDAY PACKAGESAnd, by appointment:babysitterMini-courses (Lunigiana cuisine, painting, embroidery, patcwork, cross stitch, natural dyeing of wool)Massage

restaurant Farm-house Il Glicine E La Lanterna

The tradition has handed down a poor kitchen. A few elements, but masterfully combined, have left the base of the recipes that still in the pot or in the bake in the oven. Field greens, Prorcini mushrooms, chestnuts and lamb, testaroli, and "amor" filled with custard, cheese and honey DOP ..

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Breakfast

The breakfast is buffet style, and you can choose to eat something sweet, salty, or both. Our jam, Lunigiana honey, salami and cheese, bread, cakes, pies and cakes homemade organic yogurt or home made ...

Surroundings (Pontremoli)

Lunigiana is an historical territory of Italy, which today falls within the provinces of La Spezia and Massa Carrara. Its borders derive from the ancient Roman settlement, later the medieval diocese of Luni, which no longer exists. Lunigiana covers an area from the Apennines to the Magra river, belonging in part to Tuscany and in part to Liguria. It takes its name from Luni, a Roman town, perhaps pre-dated by an Etruscan settlement. Some contend that the name Luni refers to the moon, a celestial body whose beauty is made all the more attractive when framed by the white-peaked Apuan Alps and high Apennine mountains.

Checkin: 15.00-19.00

Checkout: entro le 10.00