Directions by Car from Rome and Leonardo da Vinci Airport: Take the GRA, the ring road around Rome towards Roma/Firenze. Take the A-1 autostrade north towards Firenze. Directions from Pisa Airport: Take the SGS Highway towards Florence. Just before the city limits of Florence, take the A-1 autostrade south towards Arezzo or Rome. Directions from Milan, Bologna or Florence: Take the A-1 autostrade south towards Roma. FROM EITHER NORTH OR SOUTH DIRECTIONS OF THE A-1 AUTOSTRADE THEN:Exit at the Valdichiana/Bettole exit. You will need to pay a toll, and can easily use a major credit card for this transaction. Go towards Perugia on the Siena/Perugia highway and exit at Pietraia/Riccio/Cortona. At top of exit ramp, turn left going towards Riccio and Cortona. Follow road to end, approx. 1 mile, and at stop sign, turn right. Very shortly, you will see a sign to Tuoro. Bear left towards Tuoro and then again, very shortly you will see a sign to "Campo Sportivo" and one to Farinaio. Turn Left at these signs, go past soccer field and continue a short way until you see a small yellow sign to S. Andrea. Turn right onto this gravel road, and then again, you will see another small yellow sign indicating S. Andrea to the right. House is through gate directly ahead. Click on Map to enlarge. Directions by Train From the Rome airport, walk across the pedestrian bridge in the direction of the car rental agencies. You will see signs for the train. You will take the train to Roma Termini, the main station in Rome, and then you will change trains and take the next train with the final destination of Florence (Firenze) stopping at Terontola/Cortona. It is best to buy an all-inclusive ticket at the counter inside the airport rather than stand in line again at the main station in Rome. Ask for the most direct train, as there are several types, some taking as much as 2 and a half hours, and some taking only 1 hour and a half. For the faster trains you will have to pay an additional "supplimento" fee. If you do not specify that you will take the fast train, they will charge you for the cheapest ticket, and then while on your train to Terontola, the ticket master will make you pay the "supplimento". You will arrive on the far end of the station and will have to walk for about 10 minutes to the other platforms for the next train. There are carts available to help with your luggage. Upon arrival at the station in Terontola there usually will be a taxi at the main entrance. If not, walk across the street to Caffe' Degli Sportivi. The owner of the caffe' is also the owner of the taxi service, Roberto Iacomi. The taxi's in Terontola should all know the house Sant'Andrea, if not tell them to pass the Campo Sportivo on Via Farinaio and then there will be signs to S. Andrea ahead on the side of the road. From the Florence Airport, you would take a taxi to the main station in Florence, Santa Maria Novella and take the most direct train towards Rome, stopping at Terontola/Cortona.For schedules of trains in Italy, please click on "Train Travel Italy" on the left panel, choosing your destinations with the Italian spelling of your cities, for example Rome- Roma, Florence-Firenze, Venice-Venezia, etc. There are no car rental agencies in Terontola, however there is on nearby at Castiglione Fiorentino (about 20 minutes drive). Map from Highway Exit to Villa Welcome to Villa Sant'Andrea.