I love my land, its colors, its smells and the taste of its products. This is the reason why I opened the Locanda of Casalmustia. My goal is to share these passions with people from all over the world and leave them a lasting impression.

B&B Casalmustia is located in the heart of Tuscany in Castelmuzio, a small medieval village rich in history and tradition and surrounded by the natural and artistic beauty of the place. The B&B has seven guest rooms and a restaurant.

Val d'Orcia, this fascinating oasis of nature and culture, is set among acres of olive groves, oak forests and vineyards. The river that gave its name to the valley is little more than a creek for the better part of the year. Prone to dry up in the summer heat, it becomes, come fall, an impetuous river capable of sweeping away anything it finds in its path. The river finds its source in the hills between Radicofani and Sarteano and then it flows into a wide cultivated valley. As it bends eastward, it touches the hillsides of Pienza, San Quirico, Montalcino and Castiglione. It follows the Amiata and curves around the hills of the high Maremma, before flowing into the Ombrone. Two winding roads among the vineyards will take visitors to Torrenieri, Sant'Angelo in Colle and Poggio alle Mura. From Castelnuovo dell'Abate, you can easily reach the Abbey of Sant'Antimo, one of Italy 's most famous Romanesque works. Pienza was declared ‘ideal city' by Pope Pius II and has recently been declared part of the ‘patrimony of humanity' by UNESCO.