Agripodere il Falco was born from the desire to revive an ancient 16th-century hamlet, transforming it into a sanctuary where nature and hospitality meet. We manage this property with a clear philosophy: to offer "positive isolation" that allows our guests to disconnect from the daily grind without sacrificing modern comforts. With years of experience in hospitality within the Lunigiana region, our team is dedicated to making every guest feel at home, ensuring total privacy for groups choosing the "Retreat" and a warm, family atmosphere for those staying in individual rooms. What makes us special is the balance between respecting the building's long history and our commitment to environmental sustainability, thanks to the use of renewable energy and zero-mile local products.

Located in the hills above Pontremoli, Agripodere spans 21 hectares of woods and olive groves. The estate consists of three charming original stone buildings. The main farmhouse hosts the guest rooms, featuring exposed wooden beams and original stone walls, while the other buildings house our common services. Our salt-water swimming pool and the 50sqm panoramic terrace offer incomparable views of the Apuan Alps, making every sunrise or outdoor dinner an unforgettable moment. It is the ideal location for those seeking a strategic base to visit the Cinque Terre (only 30 minutes away) while wishing to return each evening to the absolute quiet of the Tuscan countryside.

Lunigiana is a spectacular land that masterfully blends history, food and wine traditions, nature, and sports into one single embrace. Staying at Agripodere il Falco means enjoying a unique location that allows you to immerse yourself in absolute silence, among birdsong and sightings of buzzards, badgers, and deer, while remaining just a ten-minute drive from the historic center of Pontremoli. The town offers priceless treasures such as the Stele Statue Museum, masterfully housed within the majestic Piagnaro Castle, Villa Dosi Delfini with its splendid 17th-century Baroque architecture, and numerous noble palaces telling centuries of history. The territory is vibrant year-round thanks to high-profile events. You can attend the prestigious Premio Bancarella, one of Italy's most important literary awards, or immerse yourself in the medieval atmosphere of the Medievalis festival, which pervades the streets of the center every August. In January, you can experience the evocative Bonfire Challenge (Disfida dei Falò) along the Magra River, an ancient and powerful rite that warms the Lunigiana winter. For those who love hiking and spirituality, the ancient paths of the Via Francigena pass right through here, while our strategic position allows you to reach the sea of the Cinque Terre and the Ligurian coast in just thirty minutes. It is the perfect starting point for those wishing to discover an authentic Tuscany, full of charm and off the beaten track.