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This is a journey through time and history, in search of physical and mental well-being, which can be found by visiting and exploring Italy

Rich with ancient monuments and archeological sites, historic stately homes, broad vistas of green hills, and many small medieval villages protected by imposing walls, this wonderful land is like a precious piece of jewelry studded with gems.

Full of parks and nature reserves, spa towns, sports and holiday facilities, the area provides the widest possible choice for the tourist who, for only a day or for an extended holiday, wishes to become immersed in an environment which over the centuries has managed to keep itself intact and unspoiled.

The heart of central Italy is a vibrant area where man has learned to adapt himself to the land
and maintain its natural appearance--indeed he has preserved the beautiful, and sometimes
unexpected biodiversity, that characterizes the landscape.

The area is well supplied with high quality tourist accommodations where customer satisfaction has been developed into a true art. Within this web site you will find all necessary tourist information on vacation rental accommodation, throughout Tuscany and Umbria, along with lots of local cultural itineraries and useful information for making you fell at home away from home. From the Valdichiana to the Val d'Orcia, from Monte Amiata to the Apennines, from Orvieto to Siena or Florence, the area is packed with fascinating corners which cry out for a visit, if only briefly, as the tourist drives along the motorways, main roads and white country lanes. No one can fail to find his curiosity and needs satisfied by the discovery of this Eden, here in the "Land of
the Etruscans."

Arezzo

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Assisi

Set in a fascinating landscape, here you will meet the spirit of St. Francis and Giotto and Cimabue face to face More >>

Chianti area

Halfway between the towns of Siena and Florence. Chianti is rich in culture, scenery, attractions, food and wine. More >>

Città della Pieve

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Cortona

Hill town of Etruscan origins, on the border between Tuscany and Umbria, filled with museums, churches More >>

Firenze

Florence is the city that gave birth to the Renaissance. But it is history, art, culture, fun, fashion, night life, more >>

Foligno

It is a modern town, but preserves nice renaissance buildings and many works of art in its center. more>>

Gubbio

Gubbio is the classic medieval village of Umbria characterized by narrow streets, small piazzas, etc, more >>>

Lucca

Lucca is a delight, a medieval maze of a town enclosed in imposing renaissance walls. more >>>

Massa Marittima

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Montalcino

Hilltop town in Tuscany lying in a very good position. Rolling hills marked by winding roads lined with dark cypresses, more >>

Montepulciano

Renaissance town of Tuscany. The beauty of the countryside as well as the artistic treasures to be found there. more >>>

Monticiano San Galgano

Offers nature lovers an uncontaminated environment rich in flora and fauna. Not miss to see the Sword in the Stone More>>

Norcia

Norcia is the native town of St. Benedetto and hosts an important patrimony of works of art, More>>

Orvieto

Orvieto is a favorite tourist spot for Italian visitors, thanks to its spectacular cathedral. Food and wine out of this world. More >>

Perugia

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Pienza

Pienza is a small Renaissence town lying in the heart of one of the most attractive parts of Tuscany. more >>

Pisa

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Rome

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San Gimignano

Very well preserved medieval town of Tuscany. Famous for its 14 towers is called the "Manatthan of Tuscany". More >>

Siena

Rich in art treasures, historic architecture and medieval features is one of the most popular tourist towns in Italy. More>>

Sorrento and Amalfi

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Spello

The town has an ancient suggestive look, thanks to its Roman remains and Renaissance works, More>>>

Spoleto

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Spoleto is a stunning hill top town with its imposing fortress. Best known today for its annual festival of two worlds More >>

Todi and Montefalco

Todi is the city famous for offering the "best way of life" in the world. Montefalco is called the Umbria's balcony. More>>>

Urbino

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Venice

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Viterbo

Viterbo is located about 65 kilometres north of Rome is very rich in Etruscan and Roman archeological sites. More >>>

Volterra

Volterra is one of the finest and lesser known hill-top towns of Tuscany not far from Florence, Siena and... More >>

Cinque Terre

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Civita di Bagnoregio

Other art cities
in Siena province