75 hectares in the Tuscan countryside, 22,500 olive trees, and a villa commemorating Filippo Berio make a magical backdrop for a busy center of cultural heritage and traditions. Today Villa Filippo Berio is an innovative research hub working to valorize agricultural best practices.

At the heart of one of Italy’s most expansive olive groves, between Pisa and Lucca, in the Migliarino – San Rossore Natural Park area, stands Villa Filippo Berio, dedicated to our founder, one of the world’s early, expert pioneers of extra virgin olive oil production.

Villa Berio’s olive grove is a true open-air research laboratory, a long-term biodiversity project where important scientific studies and territorial enhancement projects literally get “put into the field.”