Drive the white gravel roads of Val d'Orcia long enough and you'll find yourself climbing toward Villa La Foce, a 15th-century estate perched where the views stretch forever across rolling hills, cypress alleys, and those perfectly imperfect farmhouses dotting golden fields. The villa itself tells a quieter story than some Tuscan palaces—elegant rather than grandiose, refined rather than showy—but step into Cecil Pinsent's legendary gardens and you understand why this place has captivated everyone from writers to royalty. Terraces spill down the hillside in geometric precision, roses climb ancient walls, and the pergola frames ceremonies like a Renaissance painting come to life. With 2,000 acres ensuring absolute privacy, multiple historic buildings accommodating large groups, and spaces ranging from intimate gardens to a grand gallery seating 220, La Foce offers something rare: authentic Tuscan nobility without pretension.