In the land of Sangiovese and Chianti, in what Pascoli called «Patria d’ambrosie viti», the Sette Ponti Estate rises, not far from the historic town of Arezzo, immersed in a picturesque rural landscape, crossed by the stream Oreno, the estate owes its name to Antonio F. Moretti, who wanted to pay tribute to the so–called Via dei Sette Ponti, which connects the banks of the Arno River between Florence and Arezzo.
The atmosphere that you can breathe here is the genuine and charming one of the ancient times, tied to the traditions and life of sharecropping, touched here and there by an evolution linked to the tradition, which do not alter the charm of a simple and pristine nature.
Not surprisingly, the timeless beauty of this landscape has found worthy celebration in the paintings of many artists: even the great Leonardo da Vinci is said to have used views of this memorable landscape on the backdrop of his Madonna of the Yarnwinder first and Monna Lisa then ...
