Camporsevoli

Your home for the week is Camporsevoli, perched on a quiet ridge along the border of Tuscany and Umbria. Camporsevoli is more than a hamlet—it is a living witness to the passage of time. Beneath its weathered stone paths and noble facades lie secrets that span millennia, from the enigmatic Etruscans to the echoes of medieval intrigue. Guests who stay here are not merely visitors—they become part of a long and storied continuum.Over the years, Camporsevoli evolved from a parish to a fortress, weathering centuries of political upheaval, wars, and territorial disputes. Noble families—most notably the Piccolomini—each left their mark, as the hamlet changed hands through power, papal decree, and legacy. In 1857, peace finally arrived when Sebastiano Grossi acquired the estate, and for over five generations, his family has lovingly preserved Camporsevoli, transforming it into the serene and storied retreat it is today.Today, Camporsevoli, in collaboration with Together in Tuscany and Viaggi Senza Fretta, invite you to step into this story. When you walk the grounds, you trace the footsteps of Etruscan artisans, medieval knights, noble families, and farmers who shaped the land for centuries. You’ll feel it in the silence of the church, in the noble embrace of the stone walls, in the way the hills open to you like a long-forgotten poem.Camporsevoli is not simply a place to stay. It is a place to belong. To disconnect and reconnect. To slow down and breathe in the richness of history and nature, intertwined. Come and experience its history and beauty and immerse yourself in ancient Tuscan traditions.