Tuscany Hotels

Podere la Marronaia is located on a small hill, tucked away among the tuscany country, sourrounded by vineyards and oliveyards, at just 2 kms from San Gimignano. From there you can enjoy an amazing view at 360°: Central Appennine, Chianti's Hills and the famous towers in San Gimignano.

Agricola Nico, sourrounded by the hills, is located in the so called Piana di Lucca ( Luccas plane ) among Versilia seaside and Apuan Alps; ideal place for who looking for relax wants to spend some days in a peaceful atmosphere that makes you feel as you lived in ages gone by.

Residence Belmonte in Montaione, located inside our old farm-house which is more than 200 hectares large, is located in Val d'Era valley, the heart of Tuscany, near San Gimignano and Florence.

The More di Cuna Hotel is a very nice three-star hotel. Its bedrooms are fully accessorized to guarantee its customers the greatest comfort, with a particular attention to the needs of the disabled people. It rises near the Cassia road. Siena, the Crete, Montalcino, Montepulciano, and the most charming abbeys of the territory can be easily reached from here.

The Hotel Resort Villa Basilewsky, in the Villa built for Russian princess Olga Basilewsky at the end of the 19th century, is an exclusive hotel catering to clients of refined tastes and offering a unique once-in-a-lifetime experience.

The hotel is situated in the historical and artistic centre of Florence, within walking distance of the Duomo, the Santa Maria Novella railway station and the most renowned shopping areas of the city, not to mention Florence's exhibition and congress hall.

The "Bed & Breakfast Colors" offers to its guests breakfast in kitchen at any time, the possibility to accommodate pets and internet connection and for children the service of baby-sitting.

Do you want to visit the Maremma? The "La Sugheraia" Estate offers holiday houses tastefully and discreetly furnished 5 km far from the sea and close to natural parks such as Maremma and Uccellina Parks.

At the Archeological Museum of Chianciano relives the mysterious charm of ancient Egypt, the funeral ritual of an historic people that still continues to be so interesting.

On display until April 6 at Palazzo Pitti in Florence masterpieces of sacred art recovered after theft in churches, convents and museums, to emphasize the great deployment of resources used to do so.

An exhibition on the relationship between Napoleon and Emile Maurice Hermès, founder of the famous fashion house. At Palazzo Ducale in Lucca for the first time in Italy the private collection of objects of the imperial period.

Don't miss the appointment with great music in Lucca: sixth edition this year for "Lucca Jazz Donna 2010", which provides in the Tuscan town on March,6 to 27, a series of concerts all played by women.

Religious pageants, exhibitions, gastronomic events, displays of folklore and much more: Tuscany is as always ready to offer an unforgettable stay in occasion of Easter Holiday. From Florence to Siena…

The building of the Florence Cathedral, immediately visible in its admirable lines from the hills surrounding the city, was started by Arnolfo di Cambio on September 8th 1296.

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The city of Arezzo extends itself around a hilly slope, surrounded by a plain; its development has been facilitated by location that historically has always crossed the main roads, therefore encouraging its first plan role in the commercial exchanges.

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The name Florence, in Italian "Firenze", is coming from the name of Fiorenza used during the period of maximum development of the city around the middle of the second millennium AC, which name, at its time, is coming from the latin word Florentia, the city built by the Romans.

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Grosseto was described as follows in 1855 by Emanuele Repetti, in his Dictionary chorographic of Tuscany, printed in Milan: "Strong city. Not big, well surrounded by walls and defended by six bastions and a rock, with only two doors, one defending the inland, the other one where one leaves towards the sea […]"

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