Archive for 'Tourist Attractions'

Come to the area of Equi Terme and explore three of its amazing caves! This nature park in the Apuan Alps is an extremely popular spot with tourists.

Why not stay in a gorgeous villa with swimming pool in Fivizzano, only a few kilometres away from Equi Terme. Here you can relax in the afternoon and evenings after few thrilling explorations of the surrounding area.

Walk through the lit up passageways and tunnels within the caves that open up into dazzling galleries, full of stalactites and stalagmites hanging from the roof and rising up from the ground. It’s alot like an eerie museum of oddly shaped statues and is truly a fascinating sight to behold!

The art haven of Tuscany is without a doubt, the stunning city of Florence! Many days of cultural entertainment can be sought from this ancient and beautiful place.

But why not explore the more mysterious and eerie stories that surround this enchanting city? Seek out hidden doorways, secret corners and see things that you may not have noticed otherwise!

Why not book into a stylish holiday rental in Florence where you can base your mysterious explorations!


Walking along the Piazza della Signoria beside Palazzo Vecchio in the historic centre of Florence may appear to be a perfectly beautiful place full of charm and welcome. But this was once the sight of mass murder over the centuries!

One such victim of a brutal death here was a mercenary captain called Baldaccio d’Anghiari. He was brutally murdered here in 1441. But a strange story that followed over 500 years later may have you thinking twice about who’s watching you in Florence!

Avoid the busy tourist crowds by enjoying your holiday to Tuscany outside of the busy summer months between mid June and the end of August. It’s much quieter in the months of April and May before and September and October after if you wish to miss the majority of crowds but still enjoy a relatively busy and vibrant holiday with other excited tourists.

For those that want to skip that altogether and simply enjoy Tuscany for its beauty, peacefulness and culture then the Low season between November and April would be an ideal time for you to visit!

Why not stay in a peaceful five bedroom villa overlooking the Tuscan coastline where you can relax and unwind in the cool salty breeze?

The quaint little village of Pomaia in the Santa Luce municipality of Pisa is home to one of the largest Tibetan monasteries in the western world, the Lama Tzong Khapa Insitute! This peaceful sanctuary attracts thousands of visitors every year who come here on day retreats or even to study some of the spiritual courses these wise monks offer.

For those wishing to include a trip to this fascinating place on their next Tuscan vacation, why not book into a charming holiday villa in Pomaia village where they can be right beside it.

If you’re passing through the cosy little town of Collodi in Pistoia province during your next vacation in Tuscany then you should certainly spend a few hours walking around the splendid Garzoni Gardens. Designed in 1652, the Garzoni gardens are a beautifully sculpted landscape that extends outwards from the grand Villa Garzoni.

The layout is nearly exactly the same today as it was back then. Tourists wishing to spend a few days in the area to explore them and other tourist attractions have a fine selection of beautiful villa rentals in Pescia, less than six kilometres away from the gardens.

The stunning Renaissance style geometry of the Garzoni Gardens with a hint of Baroque styling are truly magnificent to behold! There’s a fragrant array of flora and fauna that are growing throughout and pruned to perfection. Stroll around the winding paths and admire the awe inspiring sculptures and exquisite water fountains.