The Park

The park of Villa Pitiana dates back to the 19th-century renovations that marked the transformation of the estate from a working farm into a prestigious residence.

Designed in accordance with the landscape tastes of the time, the arboretum stands out for its collection of majestic, non-native tall trees, imported in the tradition of late 19th-century English-style gardens, creating a refined and harmonious atmosphere. Located in close proximity to the Villa and set within the park, the Pitiana arboretum is considered one of the most important in Tuscany, alongside that of the Foresta di Vallombrosa, offering guests a unique experience immersed in nature.

The Villa’s garden is also home to a rich variety of typical local aromatic herbs, including yarrow, sorrel, wild asparagus, chamomile, cicerbita, dandelion, juniper, mint, nepitella, and burnet, contributing to an authentic and fragrant Tuscan ambiance. For guests wishing to explore further, a detailed list of the most significant trees in the arboretum is available at Reception, along with extensive botanical documentation that can be consulted in the Villa’s library.