
Castello di Galbino Galbino Tuscany
A fairy tale castle in the country of Saint Francis - CLASS LISTED / LANDMARKED BUILDING.

Villa Fontanile-Leccio Il Fontanile Maremma - southern Tuscan coast
Paradise in Maremma, the southern Tuscan coast.

Villa Gioli Villa Gioli Tuscany
A philanthropist’s summer residence - CLASS LISTED / LANDMARKED BUILDING.

Palazzetto Barberino Tuscany
A small jewel of Renaissance architecture - CLASS LISTED / LANDMARKED BUILDING.

Casa dell`Ambasciatore Vivo d'Orcia Tuscany
Light and airy house - CLASS LISTED / LANDMARKED BUILDING.

Villa Emo Capodilista La Montecchia Venetia - north Italy
A Rennaissance dream - CLASS LISTED / LANDMARKED BUILDING.

Villa Trappola Torre Trappola Maremma - southern Tuscan coast
Luxury and private beach in WWF Park - CLASS LISTED / LANDMARKED BUILDING.

La Pergola Cavallini Maremma - southern Tuscan coast
Finely restored spacious ground floor apartment.

La Limonaia Castello di Celsa Tuscany
The true understated elegance of Tuscany - CLASS LISTED / LANDMARKED BUILDING.
Whether gliding along Venice's canals, admiring the Giotto frescoes in Padua, listening to an opera in the Roman arena at Verona (the city of Romeo and Juliet), contemplating Palladio's architectural masterpieces at Vicenza, soaking up Treviso's medieval period or re-visiting the splendours of the Renaissance at Udine, Veneto incites you to a take a romantic break.
Because Tuscany is the cradle of the Renaissance (late 14th to early 16th centuries) its towns cast a spell like no other. You walk through Florence, Sienna and Pisa in a daydream, looking up.
Tuscany is less well known for its wild South-West coastline, along the sea in
the Maremma region. Yet it's natural landscape is amazing – a natural park, long sandy beaches, drained marshes, islands, thermal springs, typical Mediterranean landscapes- and lovers of old ruins come back fully satisfied.
Umbria warms the heart. Here you'll find a traditional, rural lifestyle cohabitating with a buzzing international university and world-renowned festivals. Millennia-aged ruins await contemplative history-seekers, while postcard-perfect medieval villages cascade down the hillsides and beckon to be explored.
The diversity of its landscapes, between sky and sea, offers visitors who love trekking unbelievably beautiful places of botanical, archaeological or geological interest. As for the sea, it is as clear as in the Seychelles.