Anna Mariotti

If summer 2021 will be characterized for Italians by shorter trips aimed at rediscovering the beauties of Italy, Borgo Santo Pietro, located in the heart of Tuscany, between Florence and Siena, is a place that summarizes the best of the ‘Beautiful Country’. Borgo Santo Pietro is the perfect place for those who want to spend a relaxing holiday in the Tuscan countryside without giving up the comforts of a luxury hotel.

A lush park with swimming pools, elegant rooms and magnificent suites overlooking the Eternal City, one of the best restaurants in the world, the largest collection of works of art housed in a hotel, all this and more is the visiting card of Roma Cavalieri, the first to open in Europe with the legendary Waldorf Astoria Hotels & Resorts brand.

Summer has begun but unlike in previous years, those who decide to go on a holiday make the choice at the last minute. Uncertainty is a consequence of the Covid19 health emergency, so travellers expect to understand whether moving is possible. Traveling abroad increases this uncertainty, therefore most Italians are preferring destinations within the country's borders.

We had been a little stuck in publishing articles on this blog, because staying at home meant preventing the spread of Covid19. Now the situation has fortunately improved, normal life begins which is also made of travelling and exploring. Indeed, health security remains a cornerstone to which all travel operators take inspiration to allow people to finally spend a few days of vacation in peace.