The Region

Barberino Outlet and its surroundings:
the charm of Mugello

Located in the heart of the lush Tuscan Apennines, the Mugello, home to Barberino Outlet, is full of unexpected beauty and depth. It’s a place where art lives in Romanesque architecture, history lingers in medieval villages, and nature remains unspoiled. All of this is enriched by a food and wine culture that wins you over with its simplicity and authenticity.

Stroll through vineyards and timeless villages

Discover the most picturesque corners of the hills surrounding Barberino: scenic trails winding through lush greenery, well-tended vineyards, and charming stone villages where time seems to stand still. It’s a unique opportunity to let the local flavors guide you, enjoy wine tastings in historic cellars and authentic Tuscan lunches.

Fattoria Il Lago – Offers guided tours of the winery with tastings of wines and extra virgin olive oil.

Tenuta La Matteraia – Hosts panoramic wine tastings paired with local delicacies.

Scarperia and the Palazzo dei Vicari

Just a short distance from Barberino, the village of Scarperia is renowned for its artisan knife-making tradition and its impressive landmark, the Palazzo dei Vicari. Built in the 14th century, the palace features a striking façade adorned with noble coats of arms and houses the Museum of Cutting Tools, which tells the story of the region’s centuries-old knife-making heritage.

Mugello Circuit:
adrenaline and passion

For motor enthusiasts, the Mugello Circuit is a must-visit destination. Located near Scarperia, this racetrack hosts international events like MotoGP and offers thrilling track driving experiences.

Horseback Riding in the Heart of Mugello

Explore the Mugello countryside on horseback, riding through rolling hills, forests, and scenic trails. Several centers offer rides suitable for all skill levels, providing an authentic way to connect with nature.

Riding Club Mugello – An equestrian center in Borgo San Lorenzo offering lessons and guided rides to discover the countryside.

Following the footsteps of the ancients:
the Via degli Dei

For anyone who enjoys trekking, the Via degli Dei offers an unforgettable experience. This historic trail, connecting Bologna to Florence, passes through the Mugello region and highlights iconic spots like Passo della Futa and San Piero a Sieve. Walking along ancient Roman roads, through forests, ridges, and charming villages, means immersing yourself in a timeless landscape and rediscovering the joy of taking things slow.