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Where to Stay in Tuscany: How to Choose the Perfect Location for Your Group
Where to Stay in Tuscany
Choosing the right base in Tuscany sets the tone for your entire trip.
Whether you picture yourself among the vineyards of Chianti, in a hillside villa near Cortona, or in the elegant countryside around Lucca, each area offers its own rhythm and beauty.
With over twenty years of first-hand experience inspecting villas, apartments, and boutique hotels, I help travelers find the perfect match — from intimate escapes to multigenerational family gatherings.
Explore insider tips on the best areas to stay, what makes each unique, and how to plan your ideal villa holiday in Italy.
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Dining in Panzano: Dario Cecchini - where to eat in Panzano
Discover Dario Cecchini, Tuscany’s most famous butcher, and his restaurants in Panzano. Learn about Officina della Bistecca, Solociccia, and more dining experiences in Chianti. Reservations available for guests staying in our nearby villas.
Staying Connected in Italy: A First-Timer’s Guide to Getting a Local SIM Card
Planning your first trip to Italy? Ensuring seamless connectivity is essential for navigating the beautiful streets, staying in touch with loved ones, and sharing your experiences. One of the most cost-effective ways to achieve this is by obtaining a local SIM card. Here's everything you need to know.
Where to Stay in Tuscany: Chianti, Val d’Orcia, Lucca, or Cortona?
So You Want to Stay in Tuscany?
Tuscany is full of dreamy landscapes, historic towns, and unforgettable food and wine—but choosing the right area to stay in can make all the difference. From the central convenience of Chianti, to the cinematic hills of the Val d’Orcia the coastal charm of Lucca, and the elegance of Cortona—here’s how to choose the best base for your Tuscan adventure.