Villas in Tuscany

Tuscany exudes the air of its ancient past, being home to several holidays’ worth of sights for lovers of antediluvian heritage and archaeology. Vetulonia is arguably Italy’s most important Etruscan city. Discovered in the 1800s, it houses the remains of myriad Etrusco-Roman homes, the town’s fortified wall and several tombs. In Volterra, archaeology lovers will find many of Tuscany’s most formidable Roman treasures, such as the magnificent amphitheatre just below the city centre. But the highlight is perhaps the hugely impressive ruins of the ancient Roman town of Cosa in the far south of Tuscany, with cyclopean walls, a forum and acropolis.

The Tuscan coast is synonymous with deep blue sea, clear waters, picturesque coves, wild nature, verdant pine forests, stunning views, ancient watchtowers, dramatic cliffs, watersports and delicious food! But for outright beauty, nothing beats Maremma in the south of Tuscany, with its turquoise waters, thrilling sunsets and the evergreen forest of the Uccellina Park nature reserve.

Romantic Tuscany beings you dreamy landscapes, gorgeous sunsets, and timeless cities like Florence and Lucca. Romantic adventures abound in Tuscany – balloon over the countryside, submerge in a thermal bath at Saturnia, visit the opera under the stars at Torre del Lago, and take a walk hand in hand around Pienza, where the streets speak of love. Join lovers from all over the globe and generations of Florentines in the mecca to Piazzale Michelangelo to declare your love. The view over the city is breathtaking and the park highly conducive to amorous walks.