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Is
there anyone on earth who doesn’t dream of visiting Tuscany? What is it
that attracts so many people to this magical land? Is it perhaps the ineffable
combination of nature’s splendor and man’s handiwork, which co-exist
in a way rarely viewed elsewhere? Drive along the winding farm roads and you
will see one ancient estate after another, hillsides and valleys and peaks where
it is almost impossible to tell where nature leaves off and man steps in. Did
some 16 th-century architect design that long driveway to fit between two perfectly
aligned rows of cypress, or were the trees planted afterward? And how is it possible
that someone planted a silvery olive grove, a coppery vineyard and a deep green
live oak stand in such a way that, over the course of 500 years, they would grow
into a perfect, seamless patchwork? As countless authors have told us, you can
drive down the same Tuscan road twice a day for a lifetime and never stop feeling
the rush of amazement and joy caused by its beauty. And then there are the towns!
Cortona and San Gimignano, Siena and Lucca, Montepulciano and Montalcino, Pisa
and Arezzo and of course, the mighty capital (some say the seat of European civilization
itself), Florence. Goldsmiths still practice their craft and sell their wares
out of the same tiny stalls on the Ponte Vecchio that were created in the 1400s.
Everywhere you look in this region, your eyes fall upon the greatest achievements
of nature and of man, living peacefully side-by-side waiting to enthrall you
around every bend.
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Palazzo Alexander |
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San Luca Palace |
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Villa Riviera Toscana |
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Villa Toscana |
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Antico Palazzo di Pietrasanta |
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Casa Ulive |
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Florentine Palazzo |
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Florence B&B |
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Hotel Giglio |
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Casa Firenze |
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Santa Croce Rooms |
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Hotel Tornabuoni Beacci |
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Florence Art Hotel |
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Santa Maria Novella |
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Palazzo Niccolini |
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B&B Manzoni |
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Hotel degli Orafi |
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Hotel Firenze |
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Florence Ciompi Apartments |
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Duomo Apartments |
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Florence Residence |
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Florence Design |
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Florence Airport Hotel |
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Florentine Country
Castle |
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Villa Gamberaia |
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Colli Fiorentini |
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Florentine Country Villa |
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Villa Campestri |
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Villa Fiesole |
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Villa Belleviste di Firenze |
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Villa Empoli |
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Villa Empoli Annex |
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Pisa Airport Hotel |
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Tuscan Seaside Apartments |
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Villa Il Tesoro |
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Villa Graziosa |
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I Cipressi |
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Villa Paola |
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Medieval Monastery of Arezzo |
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Villa di Piazzano |
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Villa di Pratomagno |
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Relais Villa di Cortona |
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Casetta di Cortona |
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Self-Guided Tour of Chianti Classico |
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Bike & Wine in Chianti |
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Medieval Chianti Watchtower |
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Chianti Vistas |
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Chianti Storico |
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Chianti Classico |
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Paradiso nel Chianti |
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Casa Chianti |
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Castello nel Chianti |
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Borgo del Chianti |
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Villa a San Gimignano |
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Podere di Montaione |
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Villa dell'Artista |
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Palazzo Mannaioni |
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Hotel Santa Caterina |
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Bruco |
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Siena Palio |
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Siena Oca |
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Siena Duomo |
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Casetta di Siena |
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Nicchio |
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Siena Centro |
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Podere di Siena |
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Terra di Siena |
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Tenuta Asciano |
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Tuscan Hillside Vistas |
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Antica Torre Toscana |
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Relais della Rovere |
Pienza/Montalcino/Montepulciano
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The Food & Wine Lover's Southern Tuscany |
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Self-Guided Tour of Southern Tuscany |
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Palazzo Bandino |
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B&B Casa di Pienza |
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The Inn at Bagno Vignoni |
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Podere di Montepulciano |
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Val D'Orcia Country House |
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Hotel Minerva |
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Il Patriarca |
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Casa Toscana B&B |
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Casa Bella B&B |
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Park Hotel Le Fonti |
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along with hundreds of other flags from Italy and around the world.
For ideas about places to see and things to do in Tuscany, click here.
For links to markets, pageants, cultural events and more throughout Italy, click here.
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