Fattoria di Quercia al Poggio, vineyard
4
Feb
2022

A Guide To Our Exclusive Wedding Villas In Tuscany

Posted in: Central Italy Tuscany Villa Spotlights Villas and Farmhouses Wedding

Note: Updated with the addition of a new wedding villa on the 29/6/22.


There have always been a selection of incredible larger, more historic, and more beautiful and exclusive luxury villas in Tuscany that have been available across our websites and have been rented by those planning destination weddings in Italy and weddings in Tuscany. This year, we have been working to make special agreements with their owners to allow for even greater ease and coordination for such events in these villas going forward, making it even easier to plan a romantic wedding in Italy with us. So, if you have been thinking about getting married in Italy then there has never been a better time to book with us. More and more villas and owners are getting on board but, for now, here is a list and selection of just some of our incredible wedding villas in Italy.


Make your special day even more extraordinary and host a dream wedding at one of these beautiful gems: allowing you to house your guests nearby so that everyone can make wonderful memories to last a lifetime as they spend quality time in and around the big day together; offering you perfectly picturesque backdrops for your wedding photography and for the wedding ceremony; and providing ample space for outdoor weddings, wedding meals taking in amazing views, dance floors, wedding bands, wedding DJs, and more.

—    Colette Fitzpatrick
FAQ
13
Dec
2021

Check Out Our Updated FAQ Page And Plan Your Vacation In Tuscany

Posted in: Central Italy Travel Tips Tuscany

Even though it should be anything but, planning a holiday can sometimes be a rather stressful process – trying to make sure you have everything planned, ensuring that you get exactly what you want from your vacation, being able to get help or have questions answered or have problems solved if and when they occur... Any of these issues can ruin the otherwise delightful experience of looking ahead to, planning, and enjoying a wonderful dream holiday in Tuscany. This is the last thing that we want to happen to our customers and, as our company motto is, “Easy Reserve...Great vacations made easy,” we are always looking to make the booking process as easy as possible! We are always here to find new ways to make discovering your dream vacation rental as stress-free as possible and then ensuring that the actual trip itself goes smoothly and is always as incident-free as is possible. Our latest move in this regard has been to update our FAQ page so that you can quickly find the answer to many of your queries or concerns in case you need any help while planning your dream vacation in Tuscany. 

—    Colette Fitzpatrick
Theatre of Silence
17
Jul
2020

Visit The Stunning Theatre Of Silence In Andrea Bocelli's Tuscan Hometown

Posted in: Central Italy Concerts & Festivals Curiosities Events Must See Attractions Pretty Views Tourist Attractions Tuscany
Those who have found a vacation rental in Volterra or a vacation rental in Pisa and who are using their rentals as a base from which to explore the wider region of Tuscany should definitely note that both locations are around thirty minutes from a Tuscan town that we doubt you have ever heard of before but that many, no doubt, would like to visit! This is the town of Lajatico.

Not only is Lajatico a beautiful medieval Tuscan village but it also gave rise to one of Tuscany's most beloved and famous sons in recent decades: Andrea Bocelli. As the birthplace of the famous Italian opera singer it will certainly be a place of interest to super-fans but, also, once a year in July, it becomes a major pilgrimage spot for music-lovers from all over the globe when it holds an extraordinary annual concert.
—    Colette Fitzpatrick
24
Jun
2020

Discover The Unexpectedly Vibrant Craft Beer Scene In Tuscany

Posted in: Central Italy Chianti Florence Food and Wine Localities San Gimignano Tuscan Coast Tuscany Wineries & Breweries
Italy is not a famous beer-producing country, unlike many of its neighbouring European counterparts further north. If you are planning a holiday in Tuscany, you are likely to be thinking of evenings spent sipping wine on a terrace, meals accompanied by excellent vintages and wonderful local wines, and day-trips to some of the region's incredible wineries and vineyards both small and intimate and massive and famous (read about some of our favourite Tuscan vineyards here). However, despite this long history of wine production and this reputation for being excellent producers of wine over beer, a craft brewing scene has developed in Tuscany in recent years, as it has in many far flung places the world over. If you're planning a trip to Tuscany and like wine well enough but can't quite give up your beer (and who can blame you; does anything hit the spot quite like a cold brew when you're on holidays?), then never fear! Read on to our guide to some of the must-see and must-sip craft beer spots that can be found in Tuscany.

Today, in fact, there are over 100 craft breweries in Tuscany alone! Despite the restrictions and intense specifications that are enforced in the production of craft beers in Italy, the industry has flourished in the region. The oldest example of one such establishment dates back to 2006...
—    Colette Fitzpatrick

Capraia Island: Rugged Beauty And Perfect Peace On The Tuscan Coast

Posted in: Central Italy Curiosities Localities Must See Attractions Pretty Views Tourist Attractions Tuscan Coast Tuscany
Off the coast of Tuscany you will find some incredibly beautiful islands that can feel like a whole different world unto themselves, a little slice of what seems not unlike paradise on earth. Among the cluster of islands that hug Tuscany's coastline, the most famous is, undoubtedly, is Elba Island, the place to which Napoleon was infamously exiled. The second biggest island of the group, Giglio Island, is also well-known, particularly among those who have spent time in Tuscany and on the Tuscan Coast. However, the next largest island of the bunch, Capraia Island, is much less well-known, which is truly a crying shame as it, too, is a rather extraordinary beauty with lots and lots to offer the discerning tourist who finds themselves exploring the region.
—    Colette Fitzpatrick