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Canto degli Alberti is an old stone built farmhouse, which in the past included the stables, and is part of a small complex comprising a sixteenth century house and a group of buildings which collectively were a granary, a forge and a mill, all involved in farming in the Tiber Valley in the past. Spending a holiday in Canto degli Alberti opens up cultural and relaxing possibilities and sightseeing in fascinating places which so far you have only read about.
 
Visitors enjoy a magnificent tumbling panorama of the foothills of “Alpi della Luna” (the mountains of the moon), meadows, hills and woodernels where they can enjoy tranquil walks and, in the appropriate times of the year, may find mushrooms and truffles. Canto degli Alberti is set in an Italian garden, partly terraced and here guest can relax in absolute peace and enjoy the pineclad setting in the nut trees, limes plane trees and ancient oaks.
 
For those for whom quality food is appealing, there is ample opportunity nearby, to enjoy tradition local Tuscan-Umbrian specialities, particulary in Monterchi, a small mediaeval village with several restaurants and where Piero della Francesca left one of his most famous frescoes la (Madonna del Parto), and in the surrounding area.
 
Canto degli Alberti is between Tuscany and Umbria and is in an area of particular artistic, historical and religious interest. From Monterchi, in fact, are easily reachable Sansepolcro, Citerna, Anghiari and Arezzo, a perfect centre to study the works of the world famous artist Piero della Francesca. Also Cortona, with its historical connections, is very near.
 
Those guests who are more adventurous, can easily reach Florence, Siena and Pisa, or sample the delights of Chianti zone. We suggest to visit the nearby Cittą di Castello, with its magnificent cathedral. Those who have an interest in the natural world, can easily get to the water falls of Marmora and the fountains of Clitumno, centres of particular natural beauty.