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Highlights in Tuscany
- Beautiful Italian region
- Mountains and seaside
- UNESCO heritage sights
- World-beating food
Villas in one of Italy’s most stunning regions
Tuscany is undoubtedly one of the most charming, romantic and beautiful regions in Italy. Here you will find historic cities, towns and villages almost like nowhere else in the world combined with beautiful natural landscapes and incredible food, all of which make this a genuine must-see-at-least-once destination. Consider the villas in Florence, the most famous city in Tuscany, gorgeous towns and villages such as Volterra and Pancole, and lively beach towns such as Viareggio are at your beck and call. Don't wait any longer and rent a villa in Tuscany.
A villa to suit you no matter what your needs
There is a generous selection of charming villas in Tuscany, dotting the towns and countryside. Terraces and gardens look over the panoramic views of lush green hills, wild coastlines, and cathedral domes of ancient cities. From villas made of hundreds’ years old traditional stone buildings to brand-new ultra-modern complexes, an unforgettable holiday in Tuscany is guaranteed. Or you might want to try booking a cottage in Tuscany.
In your Tuscany villa, you will have many spaces and amenities to have the holiday you deserve:
- Pool
- Parking
- Heating
- BBQ
- Hot tub
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Tuscany for archaeology lovers
Book a villa in Tuscany and discover how it exudes the air of its ancient past, being home to several holidays’ worth of sights for lovers of antediluvian heritage and archaeology. Vetulonia is arguably Italy’s most important Etruscan city. Discovered in the 1800s, it houses the remains of myriad Etrusco-Roman homes, the town’s fortified wall and several tombs. In Volterra, archaeology lovers will find many of Tuscany’s most formidable Roman treasures, such as the magnificent amphitheatre just below the city centre. But the highlight is perhaps the hugely impressive ruins of the ancient Roman town of Cosa in the far south of Tuscany, with cyclopean walls, a forum and an acropolis. Rent one of the villas in San Gimignano and discover the best places to discover the medieval past of this small town, located high in the hills of Tuscany.
Tuscany for lovers of the seaside
The Tuscan coast is synonymous with deep blue sea, clear waters, picturesque coves, wild nature, verdant pine forests, stunning views, ancient watchtowers, dramatic cliffs, watersports and delicious food! Rent a villa in Tuscany near the beach and live all this experience up close! But for outright beauty, nothing beats Maremma in the south of Tuscany, with its turquoise waters, thrilling sunsets and the evergreen forest of the Uccellina Park nature reserve.
Tuscany for romantic couples
Romantic Tuscany beings you dreamy landscapes, gorgeous sunsets, and timeless cities like Florence and Lucca. Romantic adventures abound in Tuscany – balloon over the countryside, submerge in a thermal bath at Saturnia, visit the opera under the stars at Torre del Lago, and take a walk hand in hand around Pienza, where the streets speak of love. Join lovers from all over the globe and generations of Florentines in the mecca of Piazzale Michelangelo to declare your love. The view over the city is breathtaking and the park is highly conducive to amorous walks. If you want to live that romantic experience, don't hesitate to check out the apartments in Florence.
Tuscany alone has more UNESCO World Heritage cultural sites than many major countries, such as Argentina, Australia and Egypt!
Top 7 travel tips in Tuscany
1. Witness the ever-changing colours of the Orcia Valley
The Orcia Valley is a true paradise where the landscapes of Tuscany reach their full splendour. The hills with medieval stone villages, the large houses that are reached by roads lined with cypress trees, and the endless fields of vineyards, wheat and sunflowers all combine to form a colour palette that will leave an indelible impression.
2. Discover the ancient city of Lucca
If you rent a villa in Tuscany you have to visit Lucca, which is known as the city of ‘the 100 towers and the 100 churches’, is a jewel that fully preserves the authenticity of medieval times. The 15th-century walls that surround the city are fully intact, and its historic centre is a World Heritage Site, containing an ancient Roman amphitheatre from the 1st century.
3. Visit Pisa but not just the tower
Although Pisa is known worldwide for its leaning tower, it also boasts other attractions that place it among the best places to see in Tuscany, such as the wonderful Duomo and the Baptistery and the Monumental Cemetery. There are many attraction sites in this place and also many lodging options, such as the holiday rentals and lettings in Tuscany, so don't think twice and make this place your next destination!
4. Pig out on the local specialities
Wine, oil, fruits, cheeses, jams, charcuterie, truffles, and liqueurs, are just some of the myriad typical Tuscan products and specialities. In every town and city you visit, make sure to try out the Mediterranean and Alpine flavours of that region, without of course forgetting to taste the world-beating Italian coffee, ice cream and…. pizza. We recommend you to see the apartments in Florence if you want to visit more places with delicious food!
5. Hike Tuscany’s most spectacular province.
At the foot of the Apennines, in a green valley, in the province of Massa-Carrara, a true promised land for nature lovers, with gorgeous hiking trails to explore, such as the truly amazing white marble quarries, with their characteristic lunar landscape.
6. It must be wine o’clock!
The Chianti wine region invites you to its castles and cellars to taste these magnificent globally-renowned wines. Tour the area at your leisure and visit wine-makers for free tastings, stay at lovely agriturismo and dine at authentic trattorias.
7. Tour Tuscany’s UNESCO sites
Six places in Tuscany have been designated as World Heritage Sites by UNESCO due to their artistic and cultural wealth, including the historic centre of Florence, the historic centre of San Gimignano, the historic centre of the city of Pienza and its accompanying Orcia Valley, the Piazza del Duomo in Pisa and the historic centre of Siena. If you are interested in more of this place, there are villas in Siena that will help make your visit better and more comfortable. Few places in the world have so many globally important heritage sites in such a small place!
Information about villas in Tuscany
| 🏡 Villas available: | 5196 properties. |
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| 💳 Discount available: | up to -48%. |
| 🌙 Minimum price per night: | from £24. |
| ⭐ Most popular amenities: | Wi-Fi, garden and barbecue. |
| 🐾 Pet-friendly: | 2836 properties. |
| 📶 For workation: | 95% of the properties. |
| 👩👩👧👦 For families: | 7% of the properties. |
| 🏊 With pool: | 2543 properties. |