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Holiday rentals in Tuscany

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Loft in Firenze
Studio flat in XVI century building in the center
Late 1500s residence with frescos and antique floors. Just 5 minutes from Santa Maria Novella station, Piazza Ognissanti and the Cascine. Next to Polimoda, and only 10 minutes away by foot from the Fortezza da Basso, the Duomo Cathedral, Piazza della Repubblica, the Uffizi Gallery and the Ponte Vecchio! Stove, fridge, microwave, kettle and iron. APRIL 2020 UPDATE: Bathroom has been enlarged, pipes reworked (no more bad smell!) and the bed has been fixed for silence and comfort.
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Flat in Firenze
Gem of a loft space with terrace on the Arno
Jewel of a loft, newly renovated from head to toe. Super light, modern, chic space on the Arno. Completely modern amenities. Use of a terrace overlooking the Arno. Excellent positions near the train station, Cascine Park, central Florence, and well served by public transit. Everything you need within walking distance. An excellent space to relax in or on the terrace (sunning available) after a long day exploring Florence.
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Farm stay in Greve in Chianti
Old hayloft on the Chianti hills
Agriturismo Il Colle is located on one of the Chianti hills. The property has been completely renovated, dominates the Chianti valleys and enjoys a splendid view of the surrounding hills and the city of Florence. Hayloft completely independent on two floors connected by an internal staircase. Private garden of 300 mq sorrounded by secolar oaks.
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Other great holiday rentals in Tuscany

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Home in Fiesole
"La limonaia" - Romantic Suite
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Flat in Florence
Cosy flat w/terrace in S. Ambrogio
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Guest suite in Greve in Chianti
Selvabella in Chianti B&B. Lo Scricciolo Suite
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Flat in Montepulciano
A view from the top
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Cottage in San Gimignano
Countryside Cottage With View - Le Rondini apt
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Flat in Firenze
CHARMING SUITE private bathroom
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Flat in Firenze
Duomo view
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Tiny home in Firenze
Love Mini Suite rooftop terrace Duomo view Wifi
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Flat in Florence
Apartment in the heart of Florence
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Flat in Castiglioncello del Trinoro
Stunning Tuscan apartment in 14 Century Palazzo
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Flat in Firenze
Duomo Modern and Stylish Apartment
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Flat in Firenze
Duomo in storico city center apt mini private pool
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Your guide to Tuscany

All About Tuscany

Just at the mention of its name, Tuscany conjures up images of stunning Renaissance art and rolling hills dotted with cypresses. Its historic towns of Florence, Pisa, and Siena are not to be missed, but the region is also home to hilltop medieval towns, sprawling vineyards, and towering mountains. From farmhouse stays to city apartments, and remote villas, this area of Italy offers scenic bike rides, time-honoured osterias, and some of the best gelato in the world. Watch medieval festivals in packed town squares, marvel at Florence’s majestic Duomo, or sample some of the area’s world-famous olive oil at harvest time.

From Pisa’s famous tower to walled settlements and lush pastures that haven’t changed for centuries, Tuscany is a visual masterpiece — and that’s before you’ve even seen the treasure troves of art and sculpture, whether on display at museums or preserved on the walls of secluded chapels in remote villages.


The best time to stay in a holiday rental in Tuscany

Italy’s heat in July and August can be too much for the inexperienced, and Tuscany is no different. If you can handle the high temperatures, sunscreen and plenty of water are must-haves. It’s also worth noting that August marks the start of the traditional holiday for locals, when bars, restaurants, and some attractions may be closed. Up in the hills, temperatures can be lower in the summer months, while coastal breezes and a dip in the sea can also be refreshing. Autumn brings olive oil, chestnuts, and porcini mushrooms, while wild boar also starts to appear on seasonal menus across the region. Winter is when temperatures start to drop, with bigger towns such as Florence getting quieter and snow only likely in the very north of Tuscany.


Top things to do in Tuscany

San Filippo hot springs

Named after a hermit who headed here from Florence in the 13th century, San Filippo is nestled between Mount Amiata and the valley of Orcia. Choose from five hot springs and get the benefits of their rich magnesium, calcium, and sulphur content. Your skin will thank you later! The main draw here are the striking stalactites above the Fosso Bianco.

Have adventures in the Apuan Alps

The produce of this breathtaking area is second to none, with the forest providing a bounty of delicate chestnuts for traditional Tuscan crepes, fragrant porcini mushrooms prized by locals and visitors alike, and glossy honey. Explore the mountain trails and admire secluded farmhouses and the verdant valleys below.

Elba

A well-known 18th century French general was famously exiled on this island six miles from the mainland, and though not in exile, locals like to get away to Elba too. During the summer months, catch one of the many ferries crisscrossing the sea and enjoy fresh fish, scenic hikes, and a diving session to admire Formiche della Zanca’s caves. Or just hang out in the idyllic harbour with its pastel-hued waterfront cafes.

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