HOSPITALITY
Where memory becomes a place.
Vezzano was not born to host guests. It has returned to doing so, following its own natural rhythm.
ABOUT US
At Vezzano, a dream taking shape.
Agriturismo Vezzano was born from the desire to transform memory into a living, shared reality. A personal dream that became a project: to reclaim the houses, the barns, the fields, and the woods of a childhood village, restoring value to a place and its way of life.
HOSPITALITY
Inhabiting the hamlet, an experience beyond visiting
Vezzano offers a different kind of hospitality, built on relationships, daily rituals, and slow rhythms. Those who stay here are not mere visitors, but temporary residents—woven into the life of the village and partaking in its heartbeat.
The apartments preserve the original structure of the buildings — drying houses, barns, stables — reimagined with a contemporary touch, without losing the bond to their historical purpose. A choice of quality that focuses on sustainability, respect for the environment, and a lifestyle in harmony with human rhythms.
history
A hamlet between history and memory
Vezzano stands at about 900 meters above sea level, on the ridge that divides the Casentino from the Valtiberina, along an ancient route connecting Florence and Romagna. Inhabited since the Etruscan-Roman era, the hamlet has endured through the centuries, maintaining a central role in the life of the region.
In the Middle Ages, its history was tied to the Cattani Counts and, in 1214, to the meeting between Count Orlando and Saint Francis, which led to the founding of the La Verna Sanctuary.
In the following centuries, it remained a vital crossroads of life and passage. In the 15th century, under the Florentine Republic, the village’s history crossed paths with Michelangelo Buonarroti, who was baptized in the Pieve di Santa Maria Assunta, where the original baptismal font is still preserved today.
Images from the early 1900s depict a village made of labor, relationships, and the seasons. Today, that same spirit lives on: the houses, fields, and spaces of the hamlet remain inhabited and shared, in perfect balance between memory and the present day.
Staying at Vezzano