The story. Casale Adriana is an old Tuscan farmhouse in Maremma countryside, renovated in the early 80s by a family who wanted to turn it into a place of simplicity and tranquillity. Before even starting the building renovation works, Carlo and Adriana ploughed the land, fertilized it and planted many, many trees: olive, laurel, wisteria, holm oak, pomegranate, strawberry trees and cypress trees, all typical of the Mediterranean scrub that you can see, in its wild state, in the Coastal Park of Rimigliano. 

Oggi Today. Claudio, Rosella, Amanda, and Rocco, are now continuing the work of construction of the garden, following in the footsteps of the initial project, adding flowers and undergrowth to transform the small farm (5000 square meters surrounded by Maremma countryside) in a piece of the Mediterranean. Today in the garden you can find silver ragworts, teucrium, Eleagnus, helichrysum, Gazans, westringie, rosemary, thyme, oregano, lavender, eremophiles.

The garden has pergolas and shaded corners where you can dine and enjoy the summer. It ‘was designed and equipped so that children can enjoy plenty of space to play and where everyone can enjoy maximum peace of mind.