Luxury Villas in Tuscany
Beguiling Tuscany villas, where vineyard hills give way to an unspoilt coastline.
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Travel guide
Our guide to Tuscany
For many travellers, Tuscany needs no introduction. It is world-famous as the heart of the Renaissance; its artistic and architectural treasures are beyond compare; and its landscapes of rolling olive groves, cypress trees, and hill-top farmhouses are part of the popular imagination. But the added ingredient that really made us fall for Tuscany was its idyllic coastline, whose golden beaches remain off-the-beaten-track for most visitors.
Getting there
Fly to Tuscany (Florence or Pisa airports).
Things to know about tuscany
- Capital: Florence
- Surface area: 22,994 km²
- Population: 3.75 million (approx)
- Highest point: Mount Pisanino (1,946m)
- UNESCO World Heritage Sites: 7
- Famous Tuscans: Dante Alighieri, St Catherine of Siena, Leonardo Da Vinci, Michelangelo, Amerigo Vespucci, Niccolò Machiavelli, Catherine de’ Medici, Galileo Galilei, Giacomo Puccini, Guccio Gucci, Roberto Benigni
Where to stay in tuscany
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Villas in Tuscany by the sea
Tuscan food and wine
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Frequently Asked Questions
Why Visit Tuscany?
Where Should You Stay in Tuscany?
Tuscany's geography suits all types of stays. The Chianti hills between Florence and Siena suit wine lovers and those drawn to medieval hilltowns and refined country living. The Val d'Orcia, further south, is peaceful and more agricultural. The Maremma and Tuscan coast present a different vista entirely, with its sandy beaches and ancient Etruscan sites. Our collection includes some of the best villas in Tuscany, dotted across these sought-after areas, from countryside estates in Chianti to coastal retreats in the Maremma; our Villa Specialists can advise on which best fits your interests and group size.
What Is There to Do in Tuscany?
Tuscany's cultural density is remarkable. Florence's Uffizi Gallery, Siena's Piazza del Campo and the hilltowns of Montepulciano, Pienza and Montalcino can all be within reach of a well-positioned villa. Wine tasting in the Chianti Classico or Brunello vineyards, cycling the white roads of the Val d'Orcia and exploring the Etruscan coast around Populonia and Vetulonia will take your stay to new heights. Embark on a bespoke Tuscan dining experience from the comfort of your villa, or visit one of the region’s countless celebrated restaurants, the choice is yours. Browse our exclusive Tuscany experiences to learn more.
How to Get to Tuscany
You can get to Tuscany via Florence Peretola Airport (FLR) from within Italy or Europe. Pisa International Airport (PSA) is the main international gateway, around 80 kilometres from Florence and a convenient starting point for access to Pisa, Lucca and the Versilia coast. Car hire is recommended for most Tuscany villa holidays, allowing you to peruse the region's verdant plains and hilltowns at your own pace. Our Villa Specialists will organise all private transfers and chauffeurs to ensure you arrive at your villa seamlessly.
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