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La Scheggia La Scheggia, a typical example of Grand-Ducal architecture, is a small rural hamlet dating back to the 15th century that was completely restored in the 80s under the Building Authority of Arezzo. The building belongs to the Association of Historical Dwellings of Tuscany.

Hotel Europa Ischia L`hotel Europa rappresenta da anni una fantastica opportunita` di alloggio ad Ischia, l`isola piu` suggestiva e romantica della costiera partenopea.

Manoir de l'Hermerel On dit que c'est un saxon qui fonda au V sicle, en ce lieu, le premier chteau du village. L'endroit tait idal: proximit de la mer et d'un grand port naturel aujourd'hui combl, territoire trs fertile pour dvelopper l'agriculture. La partie la plus ancienne est la petite chapelle datant de la fin du XV sicle.

Hotel Balestri L`hotel Balestri vanta una magnifica posizione nel centro della citt sulla riva dell'Arno, a pochi passi dal Ponte Vecchio e dalla Galleria degli Uffizi. Tutti i luoghi di interesse culturale, turistico e commerciale facilmente raggiungibili a piedi.

Hotel Joli The hotel Jol, in the heart of Florence is located in a beautiful renovated renaissance palace. It is located just a few minutes walk from the major points of interest and only two minutes walk from the Central Railway Station of Santa Maria Novella.

B&B Brezza Marina Nasce nel 2006 in Pozzallo, il B&B Brezza Marina *** si trova in Via Marco Polo 2 al secondo piano di una palazzina nel cuore del quartiere "Raganzino", a 150mt dalla spiaggia omonima.

B&B Giardino degli Aranci Cheap B&B Rome accommodation Italy Lodging.

Casa Lemmi A San Quirico dOrcia, camere con vista - recentemente ristrutturate come opere darte dedicate ad ospitalit, allinterno di Casa Lemmi di millenaria origine normanna affacciate sulla Collegiata da una parte e sul Monte Amiata dallaltra.

B&B Alla Balduina Our Bed and Breakfast is in a very panoramic penthouse with elevator in a very exclusive neighborhood on a brownstone hill very close to the Vatican Museums (just at the bottom of the hill, you can go there even walking) and to Saint Peter.

Residence Oleandro Il piacere di assaporare i profumi della Liguria, immersi nel verde e nella tranquillita` a pochi passi dal mare!!

Hotel L`Antico Pozzo The building, now completely restored, preserves the original style of the 15th century, although the earliest part dates back to the middle ages and the founding of the town itself: traces remain of the well and the area around it.

B&B Villa Verde Villa Verde e` a sud di Roma (XIII Circ.ne), a meta` strada tra la zona EUR e Ostia, esattamente al Km 21 della via Cristoforo Colombo, a ridosso della Tenuta presidenziale di Castel Porziano, nel mezzo dei quartieri residenziali di Casalpalocco, Axa e Infernetto.

B&B Villa Monte Rosa Villa Monte Rosa si trova a Castronno, a soli 15 minuti dall`aeroporto della Malpensa, 20 minuti da Rho Fiera e 30 minuti dai centri di Milano e Lugano.

Montestigliano Farm Holidays in Tuscany A little slice of heaven in the heart of the Tuscan Countryside 15 minutes south of the medieval city of Siena, a jealously guarded secret that not even many of the Tuscans are privy to.

Hotel Villa Lauretta Albergo a Bellaria, pochi chilometri da Rimini, sito in posizione costiera a 20 metri dal mare. Presente dal 1956, lo staff e` al servizio dell`ospitalita` da ormai tre generazioni.

Agriturismo Terre Bianche Casale veneto di charme tra le meravigliose colline euganee. Il luogo, immerso in unatmosfera di pace e tranquillit, offre agli ospiti un soggiorno accogliente e ricco di opportunit.

Villa Veneta Frassanelle Villa veneta con azienda agricola e campo da golf. Situata nel parco regionale dei colli Euganei, vicina a Venezia, Padova, Vicenza e Verona, rinomata per il suo parco storico, ideale per una vacanza di pace e relax. E` anche centro attrezzato per convegni, esposizioni, feste, matrimoni.

Abano Thermae Lontano da tensioni, stress, impegni e vicino al tuo desiderio di piacere. Nel cuore dei Colli Euganei, dove tradizioni e arte, paesaggi dalla bellezza intensa e sapori antichi si uniscono a tutto il benessere offerto dalle terme.

B&B Casa Rossa CasaRossa e` un casale di fine settecento in cui si fonde lo stile agricolo con lo stile liberty della novecentesca villa principale. L'azienda e` situata su un lieve pendio, ai piedi delle colline piacentine. A pochi minuti di auto da CasaRossa e` possibile raggiungere il fiume Trebbia.

Agritur SottoilMelo L'Agritur SottoilMelo si trova in Val di Sole nel piccolo paese di Bordiana di Caldes, tra i gruppi montuosi dell'Adamello - Brenta ed Ortles - Cevedale, in un'autentica oasi verde, dove potrete rigenerarvi, unendo il relax allo svago. A pochi passi dai boschi di larici ed abeti, in posizione aperta, soleggiata e tranquilla con splendida vista panoramica sulla vallata e sul fiume Noce.

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AccommodationAmalfiCoast.com The Amalfi Coast. Nowhere do colours shine with such different, clear tones as on the Amalfi Coast in Italy, which has always attracted visitors of the greatest prestige. Set like an incomparable gem in a precious diadem, the villages scattered along the coast enchants even the most astute visitor.

AccommodationCinqueTerre.com Recognized finally as a National Park in 1999 and UNESCO protected territory since 1997 as a system of naturalistic environmental interest. This zone is characterized by the presence of precipitous slopes which have been cultivated into vineyards.

AccommodationFlorence.com It is a city which bustles with industry and craft, commerce and culture, art and science. Being on the main national railway lines, it is easily accessible from most important places both in Italy and abroad.

AccommodationItaly.com The Italian welcome is as warm and traditional as a glass of fine wine. Italy is one of the most popular vacation countries in Europe, all seasons being good for a visit. In summer, Italy is an international playground, with visitors from all continents mingling with vacationing Italians at the famous resorts.

AccommodationLagoDiGarda.info Monte Baldo, a real "Hortus Europa" with the wealth of flora that it boasts on its two slopes: the westernone overlooking Lake Garda and the eastern one, descending in terraces to the valley of the Adige River, then continuing rumbling up terraces to Lessinia towards the Regional Nature Park.

AccommodationLakeComo.info The Como Province lies on the western shore of Lake Como for all its length covering a surface of about 1288 square km. So far it may be considered a "small Province". But the small extension must not deceive, because in very few other Italian places the visitor may find a so surprising and rich choice of different environments, landscapes and settlements.

AccommodationLakeGarda.info Situated in a place of outstanding beauty, Lake Garda has long been enthusiastically enjoyed. Gardas rivers were already inhabited in the Neolithic Age, through Etruscan times, the Celto-Gallic period and then during the Roman Empire (the Lake was colonized in 88 BC).

AccommodationLagoDiGarda.com Lake Garda is one of the favourite destinations for many people from all over the world, who take great pleasure in visiting the most beautiful lake in Europe.

AccommodationLakeComo.com Como is a nice town with a beautifully maintained historical centre and a scenic location at the southernmost point of Lake Como. The impressive Duomo (cathedral) was developed and added to over a period of several hundred years ( so you can admire Gothic and Renaissance features including fine tapestries and paintings.

AccommodationLakeGarda.com Archeological sites in the Garda hinterland and in the west of the Province of Verona: they have uncovered evidence dating back to prehistoric times, to the Bronze and Iron Age, as well as some Roman settlements and Romanic Art.

AccommodationRome.com Rome, capital of Italy and Latium, the city lies 20 m. above sea level on the banks of the Tiber, in the Campagna di Roma. This is the most highly populated and largest city in Italy, an historical and cultural centre of extraordinary importance, the capital of the Roman Catholic Church.

AccommodationSardenia.com Small enough to be classified as an island but big enough to be a universe unto itself, Sardenia lies about 120 miles west of the Italian peninsula. Its coastline is probably Europe's most spectacular.

AccommodationSicily.com Sicily is the largest island (25,426 sq. km.) in the Mediterranean; it is also the most important economically and has the richest heritage of history and art.

AccommodationTaormina.com Taormina in Sicily is a popular and fashionable tourist resort with famously stunning views and a picturesque Greco-Roman theatre, high above the sea and facing Etna.

AccommodationTuscany.com Accommodations in Chianti, Siena, Pisa, Maremma, Elba Island, Montalcino, San Gimignano and many more destinations. Hotels, Villas, Farmhouses, Castles, Apartments, Townhouse Suites and Bed and Breakfasts.

AccommodationVenice.com With water, water everywhere, Venice, Italy, is a small and entrancing city, said to have more great art and architecture per square inch than any other place in the world. Hot in July and August, its weather is generally mild through the rest of the year, though punctuated by thunder and rainstorms.

Agri-Tourism.com Agri-tourism. Since the 1980s, agritourism has swept through Italy and other European countries. Spain, Italy, and France each have hundred of farms that host travelers and vacationers.

Agri-Tourism.info In America, Agritourism is wide-spread and includes any farm open to the public at least part of the year. Tourists can pick fruits and vegetables, ride horses, taste honey, learn about wine, shop in gift shops and farm stands for local and regional produce or hand-crafted gifts, and much more. Each farm generally offers a unique and memorable experience suitable for the entire family.

AgritourismEurope.com Agritourism is a style of vacation in which hospitality is offered on farms. This may include the opportunity to assist with farming tasks during the visit. Agritourism is often practiced in wine growing regions, as in Italy, France and Spain. This site is a directory of Agritourisms in Europe where you can contact the owners directly.

AgritourismItaly.com Over the past 20 years a new type of tourism has grown strongly throughout Italy, Agritourism or Agriturismo as it is know in Italy. This type of tourism is orientated around having a rural experience which you share with the family who owns the farm or Agritourism on which you are staying.

Agritourisms.com An Agritourism or as they also known farm stay, is any land based farm or business that is open to the public. These specialized farms generally offer things to see, things to do, and produce or gifts to buy, and are open to the public at least some parts of the year. Some are open 365 days, some only open for a few weekends in the fall. All offer a unique farm experience and are generally appealing to all members in a family.

Agritourisms.info What is Agritourism? It is loosely defined as travel that combines agricultural or rural settings and products within a tourism experience. It includes providing visitors with a broad spectrum of agriculturally-based experiences ranging from fruit and vegetable stand shopping (direct farm marketing) to winery, orchard, garden and alpaca tours, from farm-based bed and breakfast accommodation, to participation in harvest festivals, farmer's markets and cattle drives.

Agritourisms.net Apart from allowing to search very easily for an accommodation in a farm, this website offers you reports of towns and cities you want to visit ior on traditions and uses of the people. It guides you to the discovering of history, handcrafts and typical local products. To look for green tourism, select the region and city of your interest and read the information.

Agritourisms.org Agritourism is tourism based on attracting visitors to farm operations. It is comprised of businesses such as crop and animal farms, U-pick operations, wineries and vineyards, aquaculture and for-fee fishing operations, Christmas tree farms, herb farms and greenhouses, maple syrup and cheese producers, and farm stands and many others.

AgritourismsInItaly.com The miracle of Italy is that all its treasures come packaged in a gorgeous country of majestic mountains, placid lakes, idyllic islands, splendid cities and wonderful walled villages. An ideal climate plus warm and gracious people make Italy a perfect destination for an active vacation, the art lover, the gourmand, the hedonist combined, why not, with business.

AgritourismsInItaly.info Agritourisms in Italy. Italy still has many peaceful rural areas, based on agriculture. Tuscany and Umbria are examples of quiet provinces in the middle of Italy. It is called 'the green heart of Italy'. Here you can find some of the best Agritourism structures. In Italian these are called 'Agriturismo'. Italy has a lot to offer. Rich history, good food, nice wines and a beautiful natural locations.

ApartmentsInTuscany.com Tuscany is exceptional in every regard, even by Italy's exalted standards. In Florence, it has Europe's greatest Renaissance city, in Siena and San Gimignano, two of its most perfect medieval towns, and, in Lucca, Cortona and Pienza, historical gems of which any country would be proud. As if these were not enough, it is also renowned for its food and wine, its beaches, its villas and gardens, and for some of the world's most beautiful and varied landscapes.

AgritourismTuscany.com There is a place where you don't need words to be understood, comparisons to feel you're just fine, strong sensations to thrill with excitement. That place is the Tuscan countryside, and you are its guest.

ArezzoRealEstate.com Arezzo and Cortona are both found to the far east of Tuscany, Arezzo forming the third point of a triangle with Florence and Siena, with Cortona, barely in Tuscany, lying to the south of Arezzo. Famous for many things including gold, the Etruscans, the most important antiques fair in Italy, but the number one tourist attraction is the church of San Francesco and the frescoes by Piero della Francesca.

ApartmentsTuscany.com Summer in Tuscany features many a sagra, or food festival. Small villages throughout Tuscany host Sagras for specific foods each weekend like the Sagra di Porcini of Monte Catini in August. At these festivals you have the opportunity to sample the featured food in a variety of different typical recipes and often for free.

CastleInItaly.com We put you in touch with the person who will be offering you your accommodation, there is no middle man, so you save money and time. Check out our travel services section for great information on Italy, foods, wines and places to visit. Welcome to Italy.

EuropeAgritourism.com Europe has largest share of tourism arrivals and maintains positive growth. Changes in travel behavior are favorable to rural tourism :e.g. growth in independent travel, desire for new experience, more intra-regional and domestic travel. Other changes in tourist behavior are also favorable: e.g. accommodation other than hotel.

CastlesOfItaly.com From the Arab-Norman and Byzantine wonders of Palermo in Sicily to the majestic peaks of the Dolomites, Italy is a movable feast of endless courses. No matter how much you gorge yourself on its splendours, you always feel you haven't made it past the antipasti. Few countries offer such variety and few visitors leave without a fervent desire to return. The Italians are not joking when they call their home Il Belpaese, the Beautiful Country.

FarmStaysTuscany.com Renting a farmhouse in Tuscany, or a Tuscan villa is a magical way to spend your holiday, beyond the pool and the history there are also miles of walking paths, cycling tracks and even climbing crags for the truly energetic. Italian holidays in your house in Italy have the benefit of truly having everything on your doorstep, whether you feel energetic, historic or are merely content to bask in the sun and soak up the atmosphere...

FarmHolidaysTuscany.com Welcome to the Farm Holidays Tuscany experience, where farming families up and down Tuscany offer you a warm personal welcome and a unique taste of country living at its best. Farm Holidays Tuscany opens the doors to hundreds of properties of character and quality in superb rural settings perfectly placed for country breaks, business trips or longer stays.

HotelsCinqueTerre.com Cinque Terre is the name given to that part of the eastern coast of Liguria around the five small towns of Monterosso, Vernazza, Corniglia, Manarola, and Riomaggiore.

HotelsInBologna.com Ask most people to name the first Italian city that comes into their head and few will trump out Bologna. That suits this city just fine. While the tourist hordes clog up Florence, Rome and Venice, Bologna remains relatively tourist free, letting the locals enjoy one of the highest standards of living in Italy unmolested.

HotelsInArezzo.com Arezzo administrative centre of the province, is situated at the northern end of the Valdichiana and can be easily reached as it is linked to the Autostrada del Sole and is crossed by the main Milan-Florence-Rome railway line. Arezzo was founded by the Etruscan and called Aretium; the most representative work of the etruscan period is the Chimera, a bronze statuette of the Vth century B.C. which has become the symbol of the town. Later Arezzo passed into the hands of the Romans (IV-III century) and had a great development.

HotelsInBologna.info Bologna began life as an Etruscan town, and relics of the town's early phase of development can be seen in the town's archeology museum, the Museo Civico Archeologico. Bologna is a handsome, red-brick city, packed with palazzi. One of Bologna's defining features for the last thousand years has been its university, the oldest in Europe. Many of the buildings and museums which dominate the town's historic centre are legacies of this heritage.

HotelsInCatania.com The history of Catania, like any other place in the Mediterranean, is made up by the sequence of cultures passing through, conquering and being conquered by the locals, all leaving their mark in every aspect of life. It was founded by the Greek Chalsidian people in 729 b.c.. After some fierce battles the Siracusans conquered the city and ruled it for many centuries.

HotelsInCefalu.info Located in the public square of the Duomo, the medieval "Palace Maria" of Cefalu was probably constructed during the time of King Ruggero II in 1139. The City of Cefalu is internationally renowned and attracts tourists from all over the world. In addition to the famous Duomo and many other historic buildings, Cefalu has a fine sandy beach, with a wonderful reef bathed in limpid waters.

HotelsInCefalu.com Cefal is characterized by beaches of fine sand, by the old houses which look onto the sea, and by its Cathedral of Norman origins, built by Ruggero II in fulfillment of a vow which he made when, overcome by a terrible tempest when at sea with his fleet, he managed to land in this town.

HotelsInCortona.com From a high Tuscan hill, fifty miles from Florence between Arezzo and Perugia, rises the equally ancient and Nobile city of Cortona. Before the city lies a vast and beautiful plain, it is flanked on either side by distant hills and valleys while behind it are towering yet fruitful mountains. Cortona has a picturesque aspect, quite a bit longer than wide, turned toward the midday sun.

HotelsInCinqueTerre.com Five miles of rocky coast in eastern Liguria, two promontories lie at each extremity, thousands of kilometres of dry walling, cultivated into vineyards, five southerly villages castled up on spurs of stone or disposed in clusters of very small inlets. These are the co-ordinates of the Cinque Terre (Five lands).

HotelsInCortona.info Cortona perches above the lofty hills of olive groves and vineyards overlooking Lake Trasimeno and the plain of Valdichiana. It is one of the oldest cities in Tuscany and its Etruscan roots have been indelibly imprinted onto its foundations. It also stakes a claim as a 'City of Art', having spawned the great artists, Luca Signorelli and Pietra da Cortona.

HotelsInLagoDiGarda.info Lake Garda is one of the favorite destinations for many people from all over the world, who take great pleasure in visiting the most beautiful lake in Europe. Already 200 years ago, in 1786, when J.W. v. Goethe arrived at Lake Garda he wished for his friends to be there too, to share the wonderful views of the Lake with him.

HotelsInLagoDiGarda.com Lago di Garda is located on the border of Lombardia, Veneto and Trentino Alto Adige. It is one of the most beautiful places in Italy and that's saying quite a lot. Over the centuries the lake has always been very popular with holiday makers.

HotelsInLakeComo.info Lake Como, also called Lario, is the third largest Italian lake after Garda and Maggiore. It is one of the most picturesque of the Pre-alpine lakes and the only one of the three large northern lakes to be situated entirely in Lombardy. It lies in a valley scoured out by the ancient Adda glacier and is unusually shaped like an upside-down Y, with three branches running from Colico in the north, Como in the south west and Lecco in the south east.

HotelsInLakeComo.com Como is a nice town with a beautifully maintained historical centre and a scenic location at the southernmost point of Lake Como. The impressive Duomo (cathedral) was developed and added to over a period of several hundred years ( so you can admire Gothic and Renaissance features including fine tapestries and paintings.

HotelsInLakeGarda.info With pretty towns surrounding the crystal clear waters, Lake Garda is the largest of the lakes. With bustling markets and busy cafes and trattorias it is the perfect summer spot and the milder climate makes it perfectly pleasant to play golf in. There are also worthy museums and galleries to visit, notably in Riva del Garda where an unusual moated Venetian castle can be found.

HotelsInLakeGarda.com Sun-blessed Torbole, also on Garda's picturesque mountain-backed north-east shore, offers a vibrant caf life, a lakeside promenade and of course splendid views of the activities on the water. Cooled in the afternoon by the southern breeze, the ova, Torbole is especially popular with windsurfing enthusiasts, their craft skimming across the lake a colourful sight most afternoons.

HotelsInLucca.info The Surroundings of Lucca boast an unique "Villas Landscape". The Villas, or rather the palaces in villa, are historical country residences that the Lucchesi merchants built between the 15th and 19th centuries, investing the fruits of their business and banking activities in central Europe.

HotelsInLucca.com Lucca likes to promote itself as a diminutive Florence or Siena without the afflictions of mass tourism, offering a cheerful normality not always encountered in its more illustrious neighbours. Yet with its refined churches, family palaces and the remarkable imprint of a Roman amphitheatre, all joined together by a spider's web of medieval streets, this carefully preserved, walled Roman town, the birthplace of Puccini, is worth a visit in its own right.

HotelsInPalermo.com Palermo, synonym for one of the most prestigious cities of the Mediterranean , as well as being the capital' city of Sicily rises up in a beautiful bay on the northern coast of the island. The history of Palermo goes back to the VIII-VI centuries B.C., the era of the Phoenicians of Carthage and then took the name of Ziz (flower).

HotelsInPerugia.info Entering the city via Porta San Pietro, whose exterior was remodeled by Agostino di Duccio in 1475, you'll arrive at the basilica of St. Dominic on the right-hand side; the very important National Archeological Museum of Umbria is to be found in the adjacent cloisters and convent.

HotelsInPerugia.com Perugia in Umbria, the great "Guelf strong-hold" rises up in the region's heart, with its 5 storical quarters closed-in by its Etruscan town walls. These enormous bastions formed by cyclopic square masses, were constructed 22 centuries ago and are still visible for long stretches.

HotelsInPompeii.com Pompeii, ancient city of Italy, a port near Naples and at the foot of Mt. Vesuvius. Possibly an old Oscan settlement, it was a Samnite city for centuries before it passed under Roman rule at the time of Lucius Cornelius Sulla (1st cent. B.C.). Pompeii was not only a flourishing port but a prosperous resort with many villas.

HotelsInPisa.com Rising 4 m. above sea level on the banks of the Arno river, on a fertile alluvial plain, this town is approximately 10 km. from the Tyrrhenian Sea. A centre of ancient origin, Pisa was already an important port in Roman times, definitively asserting itself as a seagoing power in the 12th century when it became a Republic after participating in the First Crusade.

HotelsInPortofino.com In order to appreciate the exceptional beauty of Portofino you need to see it from the square in front of the church of San Giorgio on the lighthouse promontory: from this position you have a splendid overview of the port and the row of coloured houses with their typical decorations.

HotelsInPompeii.info Pompeian Street-Life. The bustling streets of Pompeii today, teeming with tour groups, are not unlike the streets of the ancient city. Deep cuts in Via Consolare's paving stones mark where the metal-rimmed wooden wheels of carts and carriages once transported people and their wares. Overflow from public and private fountains may have flooded the road.

HotelsInSardenia.com Sardinia is a beautiful and fascinating island; this portal strives to catalogue its numerous tourist attractions. It is a wonderful and captivating island for those whose visit is motivated by its medieval churches, extraordinary scenery and nuraghe; for those with a passion for hunting, fishing, hiking, or horseback-riding; for individuals interested in visiting its Phoenician, Punic and Roman historical testimonials or satisfying their curiosity on subjects concerning geology, nature and mineralogy, and finally, for those who are interested in its genuine folklore and celebrations, its many beaches and transparent coastlines, sudden gorges and hidden grottoes.

HotelsInRimini.info The Rimini province's Riviera is a record-breaker. Of Roman origin with two thousand years of history: a Roman bridge built by Tiberius is still intact to this day, as is Augustus' Arch. But there are also medieval and renaissance remains, such as the Malatesta Temple designed by Leon Battista Alberti. Rimini is also the birthplace of world-famous film director Federico Fellini.

HotelsInSiena.com The central location in Tuscany is superb for touring with Siena nearby and Florence under 1,5 hours away. This area is famous for its long history and abundant natural beauty. Ancient hill towns dating back to the Etruscan and Roman times are towering over the landscape, such as Montalcino and Montepulciano which are famous for their Brunello and Vino Nobile wines.

HotelsInSardenia.info The nature on Sardinia is still intact, the countryside diverse with unique fauna and flora set against a backdrop of unspoiled nature. The beaches of Sardinia are among the most beautiful in the world. Broad, pristine shores of white sand alternate with secluded rocky inlets. Bizarre rock formations, caves, mountains, canyons and forests are surrounded by endless beaches and the emerald green ocean with its crystal clear water. Magnificent mountain ranges stretch across the islands interior covered with the ever green maquis bushes.

HotelsLakeComo.com The pristine waters of Lake Como (known locally as Lago Di Como) are framed by craggy backdrops and magnificent villas festooned with bougainvillea perch over its watery banks.

HotelsInTaormina.com As soon as you arrive in Taormina, you will feel the magical, mythical atmosphere spread all around which has enchanted visitors from all over the world for years and years. Settled on a hill of the Monte Tauro, Taormina dominates two grand, sweeping bays below and on the southern side, the top of Mount Etna, the European highest active volcano, often capped with snow, offering to the visitors a breathtaking, dramatic and memorable view over almost one hundred miles of Mediterranean sea.

HotelsLakeGarda.info Lago di Garda is located on the border of Lombardia, Veneto and Trentino Alto Adige. It is one of the most beautiful places in Italy and that's saying quite a lot. Over the centuries the lake has always been very popular with holiday makers.

HotelsLakeComo.info Lake Como (Lago di Como) is one of the famous Italian Lakes destinations, not far from Milan in the north of Italy. Lake Como is long (50km), slender and extremely deep. The southern end forks into two long 'legs', with the picturesque town of Bellagio situated on the promontory between them.

ItalianAgritourism.com One of Italy's main markets has always been tourism, and the idea of the Agriturismo, or farm holiday, in which families could provide holiday rental accommodations, be it entire rental farmhouses, country vacation apartments, or bed and breakfast rooms, was launched with huge success.

InternationalAccommodation.com You can find it all here, and best of all, International Accommodation puts you in touch DIRECTLY with the owner of the property, you can make all of your arrangements directly. Its all at your fingertips and your just moments from finding the perfect holiday destination and accommodation solution.

ItalianVillasForRent.com Italian Villas for rent offers a large selection of Villas, Agritourisms and Farm Stays holiday accommodation properties in Italy, which you can contact the owners directly and make arrangements for your vacation. Choose from many locations and types of Villas.

ItalianCountryVillas.com We are pleased to give you this introduction into the land of flavors, style, class and unparalleled beauty. Italy is in many ways like 20 individual countries with such broad variation of tastes, and panorama.

ItalyAgritourism.com In keeping with the primary goal of preserving the farming tradition and conserving rural historic buildings, there are some main features that all farm holidays must have. The proprietors must be farmers, the main income of the farm must come from agriculture, and there must be a certain proportional relationship between the size of the holiday rental accommodation or guest lodging and the amount of land owned.

ItalianVita.com We are passionate about Italy and all things Italian. Whether you are coming to Rome for Business and need a hotel for one night that can accommodate your business needs or whether your bringing your friends to Tuscany to celebrate your 50th birthday, Italian Vita has something for you.

LivingInTuscany.com Tuscany is the fifth largest region in Italy. Wedged deeply like a triangle in the heart of Italy, it constitutes a transitional, area between the Po Delta and Liguria, which are highly industrialized, and those Italian regions which are still principally agricultural. It stretches over the western side of the Apennines and includes the islands of the Tuscan archipelago.

RentalTuscany.com Simply the most memorable Experience in Italy! Tuscany has always been one of those places that tourists worldwide long to visit in their search for beauty, harmony, culture and tradition and where absolute human values reign. Some have defined Tuscany as a masterpiece others an enchanted land.

PisaRealEstate.com Pisa is most famous for its leaning campanile, yet its other equally notable coups include its long maritime legacy dating to 1000 BC, its prized university and its status as the birthplace of the worlds greatest physicist and astronomer, Galileo Galilei. The Pisans also created one of the most beautiful squares in the world in the Campo dei Miracoli (Field of Miracles).

SienaRealEstate.com Siena is . . . the city of the blessed Virgins and the "Balzana"; black and white; decisive, just as its heraldic symbol; passionate and contemplative; always climbing and descending; clear and at the same time obscure; steep and narrow streets; the red of the Piazza del Campo appearing blinding and suddenly.

TuscanCastle.com Tuscany is one of Italy's world famous regions. Tuscany, with its enchanted landscapes from the mountain to the sea. Tuscany, with its towns with museums, cathedrals, historical buildings, streets, towns like Florence, Siena, Pisa and more. Tuscany, full of ancient Etruscan and Roman ruins...

TuscanAgritourism.com Over the past decade a new and exciting way to visit Italy has emerged. As an alternative to hotels, renting a villa in Tuscany is now an enjoyable and affordable way to experience Italy. No matter whether youre travelling for pleasure, business or maybe youd like to learn to cook authentic Italian meals, renting a villa in Tuscany has never been easier. The selection of villas, farmhouses, apartments and B&Bs has never been better or more affordable.

TuscanyCountryVillas.com Tuscany, an Italian province rich in beauty and character, is the birthplace of the great Italian art and history; from here have come the Etruscans, the Medici family; Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo and many great painters of the Renaissance, and the Chianti region which is famous for its vineyards and olive groves.

TuscanVillasForRent.com Tuscany is renowned throughout the world for its art, history, beautiful landscapes, and more importantly, its villas. An area frozen in time, a pleasure to explore: from the vineyards of Chianti to the cool breezy seaside towns, explore the wonder of ancient thermal baths and 15th century monasteries with gastronomical delights that will tantalize your taste buds!

VillasForRentInTuscany.com Central Tuscany remains one of the favourite places to visit - between Siena (which is often mis-spelled as Sienna) and Florence, along the Elsa valley which marks the old pilgrimage route from the north of Europe towards Rome. It is dotted with churches, cathedrals, museums - all reached by the winding roads that connect the hill towns.

TuscanyVillasForRent.com Hillsides blanketed with vineyards and silver-green olive groves and capped by enchanting towns are the essence of Tuscany, one of the most beautiful places in the world. Much seems unchanged since the Renaissance; Siena's square continues to be captivating, while Chianti's narrow roads wind their way through cypress-strewn countryside. A visit here is magic and food for the soul.

VisionsOfTuscany.com Visions of Tuscany aims to help you discover and enjoy to the fullest the less-travelled venues of Tuscany, in particular the hilltowns which are marvelous fonts of a rich and cultured lifestyle. They are also excellent havens if you're looking for a place to unwind.

VillasToRentInTuscany.com Renting a self-catering villa is becoming increasingly popular for the intimacy and personality it offers that no hotel can provide. You feel more like a local and less like a tourist. Select from our properties your dream villa for your holiday vacation rental in Tuscany.