Fabbriche di Vallico Holiday Rental Fabbriche di Vallico 627 located Tuscany, Italy.

Accommodations	3
Sleeps	24
Bedrooms	8
Bathrooms	4

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Property Summary
"Paradiso" is a rustic country house situated 950 meters above sea level, perfect for your next vacation rental. This detached property comprises two houses within a resort, surrounded by trees and meadows, offering a serene escape into nature. The property boasts a shared 10,000 m2 area, including a terraced garden, natural garden, and meadow. Guests can enjoy the inviting swimming pool, measuring 10 x 5 meters with a depth of 140 cm, available seasonally from April 29th to October 15th. Additionally, a terrace and barbecue area provide an ideal setting for outdoor dining. While secluded, the property is accessible via a 600-meter long bumpy, narrow motor access road, with a stepped path leading to the house and on-site parking available.

Outdoors
The outdoor spaces at "Paradiso" are truly remarkable. The property offers shared use of a vast 10,000 m2 area, encompassing a terraced garden (not fenced), natural garden, and meadow. Guests can immerse themselves in the serene surroundings, surrounded by trees and lush greenery. The highlight of the outdoor experience is the inviting swimming pool, measuring 10 x 5 meters with a depth of 140 cm, available for use from April 29th to October 15th. Additionally, a terrace and barbecue area provide the perfect setting for alfresco dining, allowing you to savor the fresh air and stunning views.

Other Information
While "Paradiso" offers a secluded retreat, it is conveniently located near several amenities. A restaurant can be found just 3.5 km away, and a supermarket is within a 20 km radius, ensuring easy access to dining options and essential supplies. For those seeking outdoor adventures, walking paths begin just 50 meters from the property, inviting guests to explore the breathtaking natural surroundings on foot. Furthermore, the property features a shared washing machine for added convenience during your stay.

Distances and Attractions
"Paradiso" is ideally situated for exploring the region's attractions. The center of Fabbriche di Vallico, Italy, is just 8 km away, offering a glimpse into the local culture and charm. Lucca, a historic city renowned for its Renaissance-era walls and architectural marvels, is a mere 45 km from the property. Additionally, the iconic city of Pisa, home to the world-famous Leaning Tower, is only 63 km away, making it an easily accessible day trip destination. With its prime location, "Paradiso" provides the perfect base for discovering the rich heritage and natural beauty of the surrounding areas.

Location Fabbriche di Vallico, Tuscany, Italy

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Places near the property(Distances as the crow flies)

Airports: Galileo Galilei International Airport, 38.1 Km

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Three Incredible Museums To Visit In Tuscany!

Tuscany is brimming with lots of fascinating places of interest to visit during your vacation here! If you’re the type of person that loves nothing more than to explore the local museums of the area then Tuscany will surely not disappoint.

The Tuscans are renowned for their fierce pride in their heritage and traditions and have set up a museum to honour pretty much everything they hold dear to their hearts. Here are three of the nicest museums in Tuscany that will no doubt enrich your tourist experience!

Stroll around the charming museum of Vine and Wine located in the Valdarno area of Tuscany.

Situated in the town of Rafina in the old wine cellars of a villa here, tourists can embark on a historic tale of wine making traditions in the area. Learn all about the stages of wine harvesting that date all the way back to the time of the Etruscan civilisation and observe the differences between how wine was made by hand back then with how the modern machines make it today. Visitors can enjoy the fruits of the labour, quite literally at a lovely little wine bar beside the museum where tastings of many local wines can be savoured. Stay at a beautiful villa in the Arno Valley where you can relax and unwind in peaceful surroundings, close to this interesting museum.

If you enjoy getting out in the open air to do some exercise then you’d love to set off on some beautiful trails that meander through the Apennine mountain range in Tuscany!

In 1818, it was decided that a road would be built through the Apennine Mountains, linking up charming towns and villages like Barga, Castelvecchio Pascoli, Coreglia and many others.

Those wishing to base their stay in the area have a lovely choice of vacation rentals in Bagni di Lucca, nestled in a valley in this mountainous area.

Start off your walking holiday here with a visit to the stunning Frignoli Botanical Gardens in Fivizzano, located 850 metres above sea level. It's home to some exotic and ancient trees and the air is filled with the aromatic smells of strawberries, blackcurrants and raspberries. It’s open to the public from 15th April until the 15th September every day and the rest of the year it’s open only on weekdays.

Come to the scenic Garfagnana area of Tuscany to discover some of the quaint towns nestled into the hills and valleys here. Garfagnana is well known for its large range of outdoor pursuits such as hill trekking, canyoning, mountain climbing and cycling trails to name but a few. Choose from a lovely range of holiday villas in Garfagnana to base your cultural stay in Tuscany.

Barga is a popular town in Garfagnana built on a picturesque hillside. Walk through the narrow cobbled streets of the town and admire the flowers blooming from windowsills and balconies throughout the town. This little gem town enjoys life off the beaten tourist track and would be an excellent place to stop off at for a few hours during your day trip of Garfagnana.

The medieval town of Barga is a bit of a hidden gem, located in the Tuscan-Apennine hills in the heart of the Serchio river valley, in the province of Lucca. Scenic, historic and with a surprising amount of things to see, do and experience, the town really is a delightful surprise to visitors. It has one many awards for its touristic excellence and has even been named One of the Most Beautiful Villages in Italy. If you are interested in local traditions, festivals and a place where there is a slower pace of life but still plenty of things to see and do, just find a luxury villa in Lucca and spend time exploring this charming little town that is off the beaten tourist track.

Barga dates back to the Longobard era of the early Middle Ages and its street plan has changed very little since then. It is a large web of little streets and alleys around historic buildings that is characteristic of the area and incredibly pretty.

Barga is one of the many exceptional hilltop towns in Tuscany and, certainly, the most amazing in in Garfagnana, in the province of Lucca. It has won numerous prestigious awards for the quality of its tourist services over the years, such as the Italian Touring Club Orange Flag and the Città Slow award, and is officially listed as of One of the Most Beautiful Villages in Italy.

If you have found a luxury villa in Lucca, it makes for an easy day trip and a lovely place to spend time wandering and taking in the true Tuscan pace, and way, of life.

The town's Cathedral, the Collegiata di San Cristoforo, is considered one of the most important Romanesque examples in Tuscany. One of the oldest buildings in the town, it is filled with frescoes and sculptures and it is well worth popping inside for a look. Barga is also home to a beautifully restored castle that is perched above the town.

An excellent place to visit in Tuscany is the town of Barga. This is a walled town that dates back to medieval times, and there are many beautiful villas located close to this popular attraction. It has an intricate network of small streets and squares that are fun to explore! Several stairwells make it easy to explore each part of the town. The layout of the streets and stairwells is an important example of how medieval Tuscan towns were constructed.

A major feature of Barga is its cathedral, which dates back to the 12thcentury.

The cathedral offers a panoramic view of the area which visitors are sure to enjoy. It's easy to spend a lot of time exploring this unique town, and the cathedral is a good place to start from, due to its centralized location within the town.