There is no better place to admire the beauty of nature than in Tuscany. The wonderful landscapes – green hills interlaced with vineyards – are ideal for relaxing and refreshing your senses. A walk through the forests here, breathing the fresh air and viewing the vivid greens, brings you closer to an authentic and serene Italian atmosphere.
Tuscany has two diverse faces: vibrant art cities such as Florence, Siena, Lucca and Pisa, blend seamlessly with the peaceful countryside, dotted with small villages, castles, villas and vineyards. The region was crafted with love and has aged to perfection, exuding a timeless charm. Stay in one of the many beautiful villas in Tuscany and let yourself discover a place you will easily fall in love with.
The summer months are the hottest and busiest in Tuscany. In the more mountainous and hilly regions, cooler weather prevails, while the valleys and coastlines remain warm and dry. Tuscany is bordered by the Tyrrhenian Sea in the west allowing for a luxurious sunbathing experience with one of our villas near the beach.
For a more tranquil experience, plan your trip to Tuscany in April, May, October, or November when the crowds are lighter. Since Tuscany’s weather varies by region, it’s worth checking local forecasts for the specific area you’re visiting.
Whether you’re treating yourself to one of our luxury villas in Tuscany, such as Villa Adrina, or opting for holiday villas in Tuscany more suited to your taste and pocket, you’re guaranteed to find the perfect spot and place to unwind. Browse our selection of Tuscany villas for rent to find your ideal getaway!
Tuscany offers an incredible range of experiences for every kind of traveller. Begin your journey by exploring its historic art cities – Florence, Siena, Lucca, and Pisa – where you can admire Renaissance architecture, world-famous museums, and stunning cathedrals. Alternatively, you can escape to the countryside, dotted with vineyards, castles, and holiday villas in Tuscany that embody classic Italian charm, such as Il Noceto.
Tuscany’s natural beauty is ideal for outdoor adventures, from walking through olive groves and forests to cycling through winding roads. If relaxation is your goal, Tuscany villas with a pool are a perfect retreat after a day spent exploring.
Wine lovers can tour renowned vineyards in the Chianti region, while those craving the coast can visit beautiful beaches along the Tyrrhenian Sea. No matter your preference, Tuscan villa holidays provide the perfect base for exploring all the region has to offer.
The region of Tuscany is big, beautiful and full of wonderful experiences, offering something for every taste. Coastal Tuscany is especially intriguing – a visit here brings rugged mountains, glistening blue waters, and sandy beaches to explore. Don’t forget to explore the serene and picturesque coastal towns too!
Tuscany’s countryside is equally mesmerising, with towns like Montaione, Cortona, and Castiglion Fiorentino providing an authentic taste of rural Italian life. Montaione boasts sweeping views, olive groves, and medieval architecture, while Cortona and Castiglion Fiorentino invite visitors to explore ancient streets, historic churches, and the best of Tuscan charm.
If you’re ready to explore this beloved region, here are some of the best places to visit. A variety of our villas to rent in Tuscany provide access to both the coast and countryside, ensuring an unforgettable stay in one of Italy’s most beloved regions.
The Leaning Tower of Pisa is a site you just can’t miss. Snap a funny photo with the tower and then wander around Pisa for some pizza. Check out the historic churches, the Caposanto Monumentale cemetery, and the historic campus of The University of Pisa.
This historic city makes visitors feel like they’re stepping back into the Medieval era. Check out the Gothic-style town hall, 14th-century tower, and the historic public square. There is a thriving food scene and nightlife here too so don’t miss it.
This large city is historic, full of art, and bursting with architectural beauty and culture. It’s the capital city of Tuscany and is considered a World UNESCO Heritage Site. Make sure to visit the Galleria dell’Accademia to see Michelangelo’s David statue.
This countryside destination has some of the best views in the region. Visitors will find quaint towns like Radicofani, Montalcino, and Pienza. There are vineyards, Renaissance settlements, and a scenic heritage railway to explore.
This port city is a beautiful place to wander right along the Mediterranean coast. Wander the boardwalk along the sea and watch the massive ships come into the harbour. Explore the cobblestone streets, small alleys, and tiny canals. It’s an absolute beauty and a perfect example of historic, Italian architecture.
Chianti is one of the most popular wines to come out of Italy. This famous growing region is a great place to check out beautiful Tuscan views and rolling vineyards while sipping some wine. Greve, Panzano, and Chiocchio are top spots for wine tasting.
All of our holiday homes in Italy are handpicked by Italian Breaks founder, Cristina Swift. She was born and raised in Italy so you can be sure that she knows the best locations for an Italian getaway. Whether you’re looking for luxury or value, the Italian Breaks portfolio is always filled with exclusive properties that radiate comfort and quality. If you’re looking for a top-of-the-line accommodation with a local touch, Italian Breaks is where you’ll find it.
Yes, all bookings must be made with a non-refundable deposit of 30% of the total price.
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Absolutely. Tuscany is renowned for its breathtaking landscapes, rich history, and incredible food. Visitors who look for this combination in a destination will be drawn to its rolling vineyards, historic cities like Florence and Siena, and myriad traditional Italian restaurants. Tuscany truly offers something for everyone, and is one of the most beautiful regions of Italy where you’ll feel like you’ve stepped back in time.
A minimum of five days to a week is ideal to experience Tuscany’s highlights. This allows for time to explore Florence, take day trips to charming towns like Lucca and San Gimignano, and relax in the countryside or vineyards.
Yes, Tuscany has lovely sandy beaches, especially along the Tyrrhenian Sea. The Maremma coastline, including beaches at Castiglione della Pescaia and Marina di Grosseto, offers beautiful stretches of sand and clear waters.
Tuscan cuisine is known for its simplicity and reliance on high-quality, local ingredients. Staples include ribollita (vegetable and bread soup), panzanella (bread and tomato salad), bistecca alla Fiorentina (Florentine steak), and various pasta dishes like pici. Tuscany is also famous for its Chianti wines, olive oil, and hearty, rustic bread.
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