Whether you’re a solo remote worker or part of a team, live a regenerative experience in rural Tuscany in a space carefully designed for you.
Coliving Stay in the heart of the Mugello forest, Tuscany. Join an international community, live sustainably and work remotely in nature. Enjoy shared facilities, a community car and a rhythm of life guided by the seasons. Breathe pure air, eat fresh local food and recharge with yoga, meditation and forest living. Monthly rates available with 30% off — a transformative experience awaits.
Become a temporary inhabitant in the Mugello valley and connect with the local community. Enjoy full access to our coliving and coworking spaces. Boost your productivity and creativity up to 15% by working in an ‘office immersed into plants’.
You are welcome to take an active role at Tertulia, learn about farming and food production, and connect with local life. Collaborate on community projects and gain insights into the culture, services and traditions of the territory – guided by us, your local ambassadors.
Tertulia is also the home of the Forest Impact Lab, a curated working environment for leadership teams — not a traditional retreat venue. Each Lab is designed like a boutique engagement: together with a curated network of experts we help organizations explore complex questions — from innovation and AI to narrative, strategy, and leadership alignment.
Being rooted in the rich tranquility of the tuscan forest, settles and guides the work together.
We believe that a community attitude is the key for a society where we all can live better. Trust, cooperation and friendship are pillars on which we can build a meaningful and fulfilling life.
We are inspired by nature. By living in harmony with the environment, we have care of ourselves and future generations, having an active and aware role in the network of the life.
Our actions aim to create a positive impact, especially in the rural area around us. Through regenerating a landscape for food production and connections between people
Tertulia combines the synergy of two passionate paths — Francesco’s (co-founder of Tertulia farm) vision of a restored hamlet reborn through sustainable living, and Anja's (AGAIA Coliving founder) mission to guide digital nomads toward regenerative lifestyles.
Francesco, with over 20 years of experience, left Milan in 2005 to breathe life back into Podere Il Monte, embracing permaculture and community in the forest. Years later, he met Anja, a savvy entrepreneur who traded corporate life for a purpose-driven path in nature. Together, they offer a rare blend of grounded wisdom and visionary energy — creating a deeply inspiring, regenerative space where people come to reconnect, grow, and contribute.
Tertulia combines the synergy of two passionate paths — Francesco’s (co-founder of Tertulia farm) vision of a restored hamlet reborn through sustainable living, and Anja’s (AGAIA Coliving founder) mission to guide digital nomads toward regenerative lifestyles.
Francesco left Milan in 2005 to breathe life back into Podere Il Monte, embracing permaculture and community in the forest. Years later, he met Anja, an impact-driven entrepreneur who traded corporate life for a purpose-driven path in nature. Together, they offer a rare blend of grounded wisdom and visionary energy — creating a deeply inspiring, regenerative space where people come to reconnect, grow, and contribute.
We love to connect our international community with local friends. From weekly community events to retreats or experience on the territory – explore our upcoming events and get in touch to join us!
Tertulia coliving and coworking in Tuscany is in the middle of Italy, 1 hour to Florence by direct train. It’s very well connected to airports, trains, highways. See below more info, and get in touch if you need any help.
Airport distance from the coliving
Take a train to Vicchio (every hour from Florence).
The Coliving is 10 min by car from the station and we will support your transfer to the coliving
A1 Highway is 40 min. from the coliving. Follow google maps and go on untill you reach the panel Tertulia, see photo (road going down on your left)
