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A Tuscany villa holiday offers the ultimate Italian experience in one of the country’s most beautiful regions and the perfect destination for foodies, who will be spoiled for choice with its inexpensive and rustic Italian cuisine such as Tuscan ham, ripe tomatoes, freshly pressed olive oil, white truffles, and famous wines like Chianti and the sweet wine Vin Santo.
Romantic Florence, the capital of the region, is the birthplace of the Renaissance and some of the world’s most celebrated art can be found here; Michelangelo’s David, and the Uffizi Gallery with Botticelli’s Birth of Venus and work by Leonardo da Vinci. Ancient towns such as Siena, Pisa, Lucca and Arezzo also make for stunning holiday locations, the surrounding picture postcard landscapes complementing their frescoed churches, historical piazzas and terracotta roof tiles aglow in the sunset. Whether based near the beach, the mountains, or vineyard-carpeted hillsides, our villas in Tuscany make the perfect setting from which to explore this glorious province.
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Welcome to a region regarded as the birthplace of the Italian Renaissance, home to some of the most beloved and famed art treasures in the world. Tuscany embodies the essence of Italian culture through its popular and authentic food, its mediaeval villages, many museums and gorgeous towns and cities. There are countless reasons why you should visit, but we think these 9 will do for now...
The lush, rolling hills of Tuscany are home to some of the world's most recognisable Renaissance-era art and architecture, a stunning natural landscape with the beautiful snow-capped Apennine Mountians, the sunny beaches of Elba, and not-to-mention some of the world's finest wines. If you're a food enthusiast or fancy yourself a wine connoisseur, this place has to be added to your bucket-list immediately. Here are Clickstay's top facts about the Italian region to get you salivating for Tuscan travels...