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Want to bring your pets on vacation this year? Then why not book a fabulous pet friendly villa in Tuscany this year and jet off to the sun!

Choose from a wide range of stylish villa rentals that cater for all budgets, many of which have plenty of space for your pet to run around.

Check out our article on pet friendly museums in Tuscany to help you decide your cultural plans with your pet .     Read More

Thinking of bringing the kids on your next holiday to Tuscany?

Then read on to find out why booking a villa instead of a hotel is the best option for you!

Booking a vacation villa in Tuscany allows you not only to vacation in Tuscany but to really live here. Your children will be more free to play in the villa, enjoying the space outdoors to run and play around and breathe in some fresh air.

You, the parents have no need to worry about complaining neighbours about the noise as you would if you were cramped up in a hotel and you can enjoy sitting down to family meals al fresco that you’ve prepared with ingredients sought from the local town or village.     Read More

Tuscany is a stunning region in Italy that can be best explored by renting a car to go delve into the spots that lie off the beaten tourist track. Most towns and villages can also be reached by bus but many operate perhaps three times a week or less from bigger towns and cities which might not be convenient for holiday makers who want to see as much of this picturesque region as possible.

Choose from a wide range of villas in Tuscany and book a place to stay along your chosen route of exploration by car.

Most of our best holiday villas are located in the countryside, so, if you have a car, it will be easier for you to reach your accommodation and to go to the shop or to the restaurant during your stay.
If you rent a car, you can travel at your ease along the intricate network of small winding roads that lead into welcoming Tuscan communes. Generally in most towns and villages of Tuscany, the speed limit is around 50 kilometres per hour entering and 70 kilometres per hour leaving.     Read More

Would you like to bring your beloved dog on holidays to Tuscany but don’t want to miss out on your own cultural experience? There are actually a lot of fantastic museums across this spectacular region that are welcoming of dogs provided they are on a leash and are very well trained.

Choose from a range of pet friendly villas in Tuscany where you and your dog can spend a lovely day relaxing after some culture!     Read More