Surrounded by the majesty of the local flora, guests can visit three of the seven chapels built between the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries all placed on the perimeter in a devotional path, representing at that time a religious pilgrimage destination near the Via Francigena: the octagonal chapel of Santa Caterina attributed to Antonio da Sangallo il giovane and placed on a 22-meter-high spur of rock housing one of the site-specific works in which the artist reveals how the imperceptible frequencies to the senses influence matter; the chapel of the Crucifix or of Monte Calvario, still sheltering precious frescoes attributed to Benozzo Gozzoli;  lastly the chapel of Santa Concordia, home to one of the site-specific works a Matteo Nasini’s Welcome Wanderer’ that thanks to a particular software translates the passage of the stars over our heads into music according the island its own celestial voice. Federico Gori’s “il Vello d’oro” The Golgen Fleece is the third site-specific work placed around a centuries -old holm oak as to protect it.