The rooms are divided into Standard, Classic, Superior, Comfort, and Deluxe depending on occupancy options.
The main feature is diversity, as each of the 40 rooms at Allegroitalia Nazionale Volterra differs from the others in terms of decor and layout. All rooms come with spacious bathrooms with a bathtub or shower.
Some of the hotel’s rooms have preserved certain original architectural features of the building, such as high vaulted ceilings, while others have balconies with splendid views of the hills and the sea or ancient historic buildings in Volterra. Among these, the nearby Palazzo dei Priori stands out in height, the oldest medieval municipal palace in all of Tuscany.
The Burrata Bar, adjacent to the Allegroitalia Nazionale Volterra, offers excellent Tuscan street food complemented by a carefully selected wine list.
The dishes include game as well as truffle-based dishes, especially during the autumn season in conjunction with the prestigious Volterragusto wine and food event, customized sandwiches, and typical soups.
The bread is freshly prepared every day by the chef using natural ingredients and no milk. Additionally, you can savor one of our specialties, gourmet potatoes.
In the summer, it’s pleasant to sit at the small outdoor tables and enjoy a view of the beautiful Piazza dei Priori and the fantastic sunsets coloring the Val di Cecina.
The restaurant has a spacious dining area that can accommodate up to 110 people, making it particularly suitable for weddings, ceremonies, official or business dinners. The hotel also has a small bar lounge where you can meet and enjoy pleasant conversations.
Volterra, unique in its kind, is a perfect blend of three styles: medieval, Romanesque, and Etruscan.
Don’t miss:
Piazza dei Priori, located 50 meters from the hotel, is Volterra’s main square with the Palazzo dei Priori and a series of medieval buildings.
Piazza San Giovanni hosts the Cathedral of Santa Maria Assunta and the Baptistery, exquisite examples of Romanesque art and priceless works of art.
Medici Fortress and Park, from the Tower of Maschio, you can admire a breathtaking panorama.
There are eleven access gates within the perimeter of the medieval walls or outside of them.
The Roman Theater is the oldest in Volterra; archaeological excavations date back to 1950 and were conducted by the Volterra historian Enrico Fiumi. Access to the Roman theater in Volterra is from the upper area, Porta Fiorentina, and it is used in the summer for theatrical performances. The International Festival takes place annually at the Roman theater in Volterra.
Guarnacci Etruscan Museum, founded in 1761 when the noble Guarnacci donated his extraordinary archaeological heritage, contains one of the finest collections of Etruscan art, both from the Villanovan and Roman periods.
Museum of Torture, preserves and displays all the techniques and tools of medieval torture, instruments of the death penalty, and particularly rare documents from the Holy Inquisition.
For more information and to plan the stops of your tour, visit the website of the Volterra-Valdicecina Tourist Consortium Information Office
Casciana Terme
Mainly known for its thermal baths, the town of Casciana Terme is located south of Pisa, immersed in a tranquil and relaxing atmosphere. Here you can find various restaurants offering typical and varied cuisine that will satisfy all palates.
Teatro del Silenzio, Lajatico
The famous singer Andrea Bocelli is the co-founder of this unique amphitheater, located just a few kilometers from his hometown, Lajatico. The theater is nestled in a natural oasis, only 11 km from Casciana. Since its inauguration in 2006, the singer has held a concert there every year in July, inviting prominent artists.
Montopoli Valdarno
Perched on a tuff hill, surrounded by several springs that intersect the Arno River. In the early Middle Ages, it was under the dominion of Lucca, with a strategic position. Today, its origins come to life every September when the city dons its medieval costumes during various events accompanied by traditional songs and dances.
Castiglioncello
Castiglioncello is a charming town along the Tuscan coast, very lively during the summer, rich in villas and extensive green spaces like its centuries-old pine forests. Along the coastline, you will find numerous bars and restaurants. Its picturesque beaches are characterized by spectacular cliffs. Today, it is a destination for those seeking relaxation, culture, and entertainment.
San Gimignano
Get lost in the timeless alleyways of the wonderful San Gimignano. A unique place that seems almost unchanged over time, once a destination for pilgrims, now a favorite destination for tourists.
Facing Piazza Martiri della Libertà
Public parking 50 meters away, without reservation, at a cost of €15 per day for cars.
Free motorcycle parking 50 meters away
Bus terminal 50 meters away
How to Reach Us
From Florence
Take the A1 motorway exit at Florence Impruneta;
Exit at Florence Impruneta and take the Florence-Siena expressway;
Exit at Colle Val d’Elsa and continue towards Volterra;
Once in Volterra, follow the signs for the historic center and then those for the bus terminus, Piazza Martiri della Libertà.
From Pisa
From the A12 motorway, exit at Pisa Centro/Aeroporto;
Take the FI.PI.LI towards Florence;
Exit at the second exit for Pontedera and continue towards Volterra;
Once in Volterra, continue towards Siena following the signs for the historic center and the bus terminus, Piazza Martiri della Libertà.
From Cecina
Take the SS1 Variante Aurelia exit at Cecina Centro;
Exit the SS1 Variante Aurelia at “Cecina Centro” and continue towards Volterra;
Exit at Colle Val d’Elsa and continue towards Volterra;
Once in Volterra, continue towards Siena following the signs for the historic center and the bus terminus, Piazza Martiri della Libertà.
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