Villas in Tuscany
Boasting a blend of delicious food, beautiful wine and the birth of Renaissance, Tuscany is classic Italy. The region’s most prized art and historical relics reside in the larger cities, while hilltop medieval towns offer comfortable, inexpensive villa holiday living and breathtaking views of rustic vineyards and olive groves. Whether you come in search of pure relaxation and rural charm or an experience packed with local culture and tradition, you will fall in love with Tuscany.
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Volterra, Pisa
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The beautiful hilltop city of Volterra occupies a breathtaking position overlooking vast expanses of the famous Tuscan landscape, with a wealth of historical and artistic treasures and wonderful architecture.
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Cortona, Arezzo
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The historic town of Cortona stands atop a hill and affords the visitor views of southern Tuscany as far as Umbrias Lake Trasimeno. With numerous art galleries and museums there’s plenty to do.
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Pontedera, Pisa
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Pontedera is a bustling town between Pisa and Florence and is the home of the Piaggio company that manufactures the famous Vespa scooters.
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Camaiore, Lucca
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Nestled in the green valleys of Tuscany is the historical town of Camaiore. Here you will find many things to do and see with a number of old monuments, museums and fantastic Italien eateries.
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Peccioli, Pisa
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Peccioli is a quiet town located between Ponsacco and Volterra. Positioned on a hill, the town is recognisable due to the church bell tower that stands tall over the lower architecture.
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Certaldo, Florence
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Home of the family of Giovanni Boccaccio, poet of ‘Vita di Dante’, Certaldo is a red brick hilltop town located in the Chianti region of Tuscany.
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Colle Val d'Elsa, Siena
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Located at the heart of Tuscany, Colle di Val d’Elsa is a lovely hilltop town overlooking the Elsa valley.
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Montaione, San Gimignano
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Situated on a hill in the Elsa Valley and surrounded by typical Tuscan countryside, Montaione is a busy little town right in the heart of the Chianti region
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Rosignano Marittimo, Livorno
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Rosignano Marittimo is a small hilltop town situated inland alongside the coastal town of Rosignano Solvay, with Livorno only a 30 minute drive away.
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Tuscany Activities
Tuscany remains essentially rural in character, with its climate and terrain perfect for outdoor adventures. Rolling hills, serene lakes and plunging valleys are ideal for horse riding, cycling and walking trips.
Learn to cook regional food with local chefs, sample a wave of famous wines, or simply take a wander into the countryside to enjoy the vibrant seasonal colours. Sunflowers are in abundance in June; observe the grape harvests in late September, or be there for the October arrival of porcini mushrooms and truffles. Whether you learn a mouthwatering new recipe or simply find your favourite new wine, these are the perfect souvenirs from your Tuscany holiday.
Tuscany Shopping
Tuscany is known for its high quality leather goods, crystal, terracotta and lace, but the region is also home to factory outlets offering the height in designer fashion.
The sophisticated shopping delights of antiques, local crafts, souvenirs, jewellery and art can be found in all the main towns. While dazzling colours, noises and aromas will draw you to the authentic outdoor markets selling everything from food to furniture. Sample the freshness and quality of local produce to capture a taste of rustic Tuscan life.
Tuscany History
Striking buildings, galleries and treasure-crammed cathedrals set Tuscany apart as one of the top cultural destinations in the world. Visit some of the most beautiful cities in Italy to uncover this rich trove of art and architecture – each celebrating its own unique place in history.
The region boasts many traditional festivities throughout the year, marking historical events and medieval tournaments that took place centuries ago. Festivals of music, arts, dance and film also offer visitors the chance to join in the Tuscan atmosphere.
Tuscany Food
A feast for the senses, Tuscany is home to the very finest home-grown food. With a world-renowned reputation in wine and olive oil production, you can expect to sample the most delicious natural fare - all cooked and lovingly prepared from scratch.
Sun-drenched trattorias are the perfect place to soak up the Tuscan way of life, where eating out is a real event, while pizzerias, restaurants and village eateries serve only traditional cuisine to ensure the true flavour of Italy lands on every plate.
Tuscany Holidays - Points of Interest
Visit Florence for the day – start at the wonderful Duomo that dominates the city’s skyline; take in Michelangelo’s famous Statue of David over lunch at the Piazza della Signoria and tour Italy’s greatest art gallery, the Uffizi.
Take a twilight walk along Florence’s ancient Ponte Vecchio bridge, lined with jewellery shops and famous for inspiring marriage proposals.
Explore the peaceful, narrow streets of charming Lucca with its Renaissance walls, Romanesque churches, Roman amphitheatre and delicatessens.
Take a boat trip from Piombino to Napoleon’s exile, the Isle of Elba, and enjoy the white sand beaches and crystal clear waters. A cable car ride to the top of Monte Capanne offers magnificent views.
Visit a world famous attraction, the Leaning Tower of Pisa.
Visit one of many natural thermal baths across the region for a spa therapy treatment to enhance your wellbeing.
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