Villa Mangiacane is dedicated to environmental sustainability and social well-being. Guided by the belief that significant change starts with small actions, the property has implemented several eco-friendly initiatives, including producing solar energy to power the winery and installing charging stations for electric cars.
Villa Mangiacane’s commitment extends beyond the estate’s borders. In Africa, the estate supports nature conservation projects and initiatives aimed at improving living conditions for vulnerable communities. Efforts such as building classrooms and providing tangible support for nature reserves highlight a deep commitment to solidarity and charity.
In the arts, the Mangiacane Art Foundation plays a crucial role in promoting and preserving fine arts in Florence. Collaborating with local and international institutions, the foundation has contributed to the restoration of priceless works, such as Michelangelo's statue of David.
Art is also central to Villa Mangiacane itself. The estate houses a unique collection of restored artworks, antique furniture, and frescoes. Each room in the two villas tells a story through paintings, sculptures, and furnishings collected during the owners' travels.
