Holiday Rental Pescia 626 located in Pescia Tuscany, Italy.

Accommodations	14
Sleeps	59
Bedrooms	29
Bathrooms	21

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Nestled in the rolling Tuscan countryside of Italy, Agriturismo Fattoria di Pietrabuona offers an authentic and tranquil holiday rental experience just 4.5 km from the charming town of Pescia. This delightful agriturismo combines the warmth of a traditional Italian farmstead with a welcoming range of amenities, making it an ideal retreat for those seeking both relaxation and the beauty of rural life. The property features a generous swimming pool where guests can unwind during the warmer months, as well as a spacious yard that invites leisurely strolls and outdoor enjoyment. Connectivity is ensured throughout the stay with WiFi available inside the property, allowing guests to remain in touch with the world while immersed in the peaceful Tuscan landscape. The owner resides on the same property, adding a personal and attentive touch to the overall experience, and a local sale of farm products is available on site, offering guests a genuine taste of the region's agricultural heritage.

Outdoors

The outdoor spaces at Agriturismo Fattoria di Pietrabuona are thoughtfully arranged to encourage relaxation and recreation in equal measure. The swimming pool, measuring 12 x 5 m with a depth ranging from 120 to 150 cm, is available on a seasonal basis from May 6th to September 30th, providing a refreshing retreat during the warmer Tuscan months. A patio and a pergola offer shaded areas ideal for outdoor dining or simply enjoying the surrounding countryside views. Guests travelling with children will appreciate the dedicated children's playground, while those seeking a more active pastime will find a table tennis table available for shared use. The expansive yard further enhances the outdoor experience, providing ample open space to relax and take in the natural surroundings.

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A shared washing machine is available on the property for guests' convenience. Table football is provided indoors as an additional leisure option. Heating is available seasonally from November 1st to April 7th and is offered at an additional cost, payable directly on site. Guests are encouraged to take advantage of the on-site sale of farm products, which reflects the authentic agricultural character of the property.

Distances and Attractions

Agriturismo Fattoria di Pietrabuona enjoys a privileged location within easy reach of several notable destinations. The centre of Pescia is just 4.5 km away, offering a charming village atmosphere with local shops, restaurants, and cultural points of interest. The renowned spa town of Montecatini Terme is situated 10 km from the property, while the historic city of Lucca, celebrated for its well-preserved Renaissance walls and vibrant cultural scene, lies approximately 20 km away. For those wishing to combine a countryside stay with a day by the sea, the sandy shores of Viareggio are accessible at a distance of 60 km from the property. Everyday conveniences are well catered for, with a shop located just 700 m away and a supermarket reachable within 4.5 km. Golf enthusiasts will be pleased to find a golf course 13 km from the property.

Location Pescia, Tuscany, Italy

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Airports: Galileo Galilei International Airport, 37.8 Km

Read More About The Pescia Area

The Famous Flower Market Of Pescia

Pescia is a charming, if lesser-known, city in the province of Pistoia, in Tuscany. It is thought to have had Lombard origins and the name is a Lombard word that means “river”, which makes sense as the town is located on the banks of a river by the same name.

For centuries, it was famous as a producer of fine silk and flourished under the profitable trade. However, this came to an end in the nineteenth century when commercial conflict with France, during the rule of Napoleon, destroyed the local silk trade. Thereafter, the city was in need of an alternative economic source of livelihood and the production of flowers and olive oil took over.

Visit the bustling town of Pescia in Pistoia Province which is situated along the banks of the River Pescia. This area is well known for its flower and olive tree cultivation which adds lots of colour and tranquillity to the scenery here.

Begin your day by walking around some of the structural attractions of Pescia such as the old flower market building, the communal palace and the ornate cathedral.

Be sure to explore one of the frazioni of Pescia called Collodi. This is the birthplace of Carlo Lorenzini who wrote the beloved children’s book, ‘Pinocchio’.

If you enjoy the flavours and textures of citrus fruit then you should certainly visit the famous Hesperidarium citrus garden in Pescia in the province of Pistoia.

This massive citrus garden produces over two hundred varieties of lemons, oranges and other citrus fruit that originate from all over the world!

Those wishing to spend a few days in the area have plenty of luxury holiday villas in Pescia, the nearby town of Collodi, and in other towns in the province of Pistoia to choose from.

I wanted to write about some famous Tuscan people for a while and now Pinocchio comes to my mind.... I think Pinocchio is actually one of the most famous fictional characters in the world !!!

Pinocchio (pronounced [piˈnɔkːjo] in Italian) first appeared in 1883, in "The Adventures of Pinocchio" by Carlo Collodi, and has since appeared in many adaptations of that story and others. Carved by a woodcarver named Geppetto in a small Italian village, he was created as a wooden puppet, but he dreamt of becoming a real boy. Pinocchio is often a term used to describe an individual who is prone to telling lies, fabricating stories and exaggerating or creating tall tales for various reasons.

There is a popular conception that Pinocchio's nose grows only when he lies. Under this condition, the Pinocchio Paradox is an analogy for the liar paradox, expressing the dilemma of what will happen if Pinocchio says "My nose will grow now." If he is lying, his nose should grow, but if his nose grows, then he is actually telling the truth. On the other hand, if he is telling the truth and his nose starts growing, then it will violate the condition that his nose grows when he is lying.. hence the paradox.

In our last post, we discussed the beautiful Medieval Tuscan town of Collodi and its connection to the creation and tales of beloved character Pinocchio. The biggest attraction in the town is a theme park dedicated to the famous puppet, Pinocchio Park, which is a real highlight of the region for children and adults alike and a great day out.

However, despite the town being relatively small and unheard of, it actually has a couple more attractions that will keep everyone in the group happy and provide a nice break from trips to museums and churches for kids exploring Tuscany and her culture and history. Once you have found a luxury villa in Collodi, these are a few of the things that you will want to check out in the town.

The Tuscan town of Collodi, not far from Florence, is most famous as the place where the beloved children's character Pinocchio was created by author Carlo Collodi and featured in the 1883 book, “The Adventures of Pinocchio”. Propelled into fame on a global scale when the story was made into an animated classic by Disney in 1940, Pinocchio became an integral figure in the lives of many children throughout the world. Those who are particularly fond of the puppet who learned how to become a boy and his story and who have found a luxury villa in Collodi (or who have found a luxury villa in Florence and are planning a day trip to the area) will, no doubt, be sure to plan a trip to the theme park dedicated to character, Pinocchio Park. Throughout the town, too, you will find lots of different tributes to the story and plenty of souvenirs on sale from the massive statue of the puppet visible all over town to the little Pinocchio figures sold all over. However, if you are not merely interested in Pinocchio, you will find that the charming little town of Collodi actually has more to offer visitors beyond the park with its rides and whimsy, it is also home to the exceptional Garzoni Gardens and the Butterfly House, which are located just a few minutes away on foot.

Pescia 626

Great home with WIFI, pool, A/C, TV, patio and pets allowed

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14 accommodations at Pescia 626

Podere Villa Apt. Mezzo 626.1

Podere Sondino Apt. le Stalle 626.10

Podere Sondino Apt.i Cinghiali 626.11

Podere Sondino Apt.casa di Pietro 626.12

Podere Piastriccio Casa di Vetro 626.14

Casetta di Zano 626.15

Podere Villa Apt. Gigi 626.2

Podere Zano 626.4

Podere Piastriccio Apt.piccolo 626.5

Podere Piastriccio Apt. Grande 626.6

Podere Cima a Zano Apt.fienile Pca107 626.7

Podere Cima a Zano Apt.alfiero 626.8

Podere Cima a Zano Apt. Tinaia 626.9

Podere Piastriccio 626.16

Property Description

Location Pescia, Tuscany, Italy

Points of Interest

Places near the property(Distances as the crow flies)

Read More About The Pescia Area

The Famous Flower Market Of Pescia

Discover The Attractions Of Pescia

Visit Hesperidarium, Tuscany’s Famous Citrus Garden!

Visit The Park Of Pinocchio

Explore The Many Charms Of Collodi

Explore The Stunning Garzoni Gardens On Vacation In Collodi

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