Winter Tuscany Landscape
Posted in: tourist-attractions Activities Skiing & Winter Sports Tourist Attractions Travel Tips
Most people plan their vacations during the summer months because the kids are out of school and the weather is perfect for exploring the great outdoors. But before you book your next holiday you should seriously consider taking a vacation to Tuscany during the winter months. While it will be cold, it will not be nearly as unpleasant as many other European cities and the Tuscan countryside is a sight to behold during the winter months!

During your winter trip to Tuscany, you can take a moment to warm up at one of the many free thermal baths. If you are a wine lover, why not enjoy some delicious red wine while you cuddle up to a loved one next to a fire in the beautiful Italian countryside?
San Casciano dei Bagni View
Posted in: tourist-attractions Activities Skiing & Winter Sports Tourist Attractions Travel Tips Day Trips Localities Small Towns Tourist Attractions
San Casciano dei Bagni is a town in the Tuscan countryside located in the province of Siena. It is over one hundred kilometres from Florence, and is best known for its hot springs. The municipality dates back to between the 3rd and 4th centuries and is located in the southernmost part of Sienna. The Romans developed the hot springs after they were originally discovered by the Etruscans. The springs were used by Tuscan aristocrats during the Middle Ages and the Renaissance era. Today, the town is the location of a health spa center near many holiday villas, where people have been coming since the 14th century to take advantage of the therapeutic waters.
Portrait of Napoleon
Posted in: tourist-attractions Activities Skiing & Winter Sports Tourist Attractions Travel Tips Day Trips Localities Small Towns Tourist Attractions Day Trips Islands Localities Museums & Galleries Tourist Attractions
Whether it is your first trip to Italy for your 100th, there are always new sites and sounds to take in thanks to the rich history and amazing culture. While many first-time visitors understandably spend much of their time visiting some of the more well-known tourist locations, there is a wealth of things to see and do throughout Italy, and in Tuscany in particular, that will surprise and delight you, not to mention keep you coming back time and again.

Here we are going to show you a side of the Isola d’Elba that you might be unfamiliar with. If you want to see it with your eyes, browse our vacation rentals in the area, and come to visit this amazing place.

You are more than likely familiar with Napoleon, at least by name and reputation. What you may not know is that he spent almost a year in exile on the beautiful Italian island of Elba from 1814 to 1815.

Although originally used for little more than the rich iron deposits that were found throughout the island, it is probably best known now as the location of some of the houses that Napoleon lived in during this period of his life.
Bagno Vgnoni View
Posted in: tourist-attractions Activities Skiing & Winter Sports Tourist Attractions Travel Tips Day Trips Localities Small Towns Tourist Attractions Day Trips Islands Localities Museums & Galleries Tourist Attractions Spa Tourist Attractions
People who enjoy their holidays in luxury villas in Tuscany often like to treat themselves to a spa visit. The region has thermal waters that are well-known for their healing properties. This is a popular way to unwind during your trip, and also allows you to fully experience the area's natural beauty. Many Italian villas are located nearby to these spas.
View of Cala di Forno Bay
Posted in: tourist-attractions Activities Skiing & Winter Sports Tourist Attractions Travel Tips Day Trips Localities Small Towns Tourist Attractions Day Trips Islands Localities Museums & Galleries Tourist Attractions Spa Tourist Attractions Parks & Gardens Tourist Attractions
Have you always dreamed of taking a vacation to Italy? This amazing country has so much to see and do that it’s impossible to tire of it. But, if you can only take one trip to Italy, make it a trip to Tuscany!

Tuscany's reputation as being the home of high culture is due in no small part to the fact that it is the birthplace of the Italian Renaissance. Of course, you don't have to be an art lover to appreciate all that this particular area has to offer.

If beautiful scenery is what you have in mind, Tuscany has some of the most breathtaking and beautiful natural landscapes that you will ever see.

The Uccellina Park in Tuscany is a protected area that covers over one hundred square kilometers along the coast and includes everything from pine forests to wetlands and sand dunes.