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"Tuscany's Val d'Orcia Travel Guide\nHome to some of Italy's best wine and food, the idyllic community boasts a new crop of enticing restaurants, smart shops, and country-chic retreats\nA winding road traces a hilltop in Italy's Val d'Orcia region.\nA guest room at La Bandita Townhouse, a 12-room boutique hotel recently opened in a centuries-old former convent in Pienza.\nPreparing pasta in the Townhouse's restaurant.\nThe clothing-and-jewelry shop Aracne, another stylish newcomer in Pienza.\nThe pool at Castiglion del Bosco, a resort developed by fashion mogul Massimo Ferragamo and his wife, Chiara, on a 4,000-acre estate that incorporates a 12th-century hilltop village near Montalcino.\nOsteria Acquacheta, a classic restaurant in Montepulciano.\nA view of Rocca d'Orcia, where businessman turned winemaker Pasquale Forte has opened an art gallery, two shops, and the acclaimed restaurant Osteria Perilla\u0300.\nDecorator Ilaria Miani collaborated with cult winemaker Andrea Franchetti to transform an 18th-century farmhouse into the guest villa Il Cocceto.\nThe gardens at the La Foce estate were created in the 1920s and '30s by British architect Cecil Pinsent.\nA room at Hotel Monteverdi, also designed by Miani, in the hamlet of Castiglioncello del Trinoro.\nLa Foce's new trattoria, Dopolavoro."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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