The region of Tuscany spreads itself out over a rich area of hills and valleys, in which world renowned agricultural treats are cultivated, such as the prestigious wine of the Chianti hills. While recognised and renowned all over the world for its cities of art such as Florence, Siena, and Pisa, and for its unique landscapes, Tuscany also boasts the sublime Tyrrhenian coasts, a treat for those who prefer to enjoy their holiday relaxing on a beautiful beach.

Arezzo: 2 properties meet your filter criteria.

From the province of Arezzo the valleys of Casentino and Valdarno extend, in which numerous characteristic little towns arise that have kept their ancient Tuscan character. The city of Arezzo displays the roads of the ancient village, still intact, and the famous Piazza Grande, designed by Vasari, that hosts every year the ancient Giostra del Saracino contest. A centre par excellence for its goldsmith industry, Arezzo was also the birthplace of many notable figures, such as Petrarch, Vasari, Piero della Francesca, and Michelangelo.

Florence: 34 properties meet your filter criteria.

The provincial region of Florence is very varied, rich with mountains and walls. North of the capital is the Mugello area (site of the auto racing circuits) with its vast forests, where the Apennines stand in addition to the Morello and the Giovi mountains. To the south, the Valdarno valley then extends towards Arezzo, to the famous hills of the Chianti, until Siena. Immersed in this splendid countryside are the characteristic towns Greve in Chianti, San Gimignano, and Montalcino, famous for their distinctive architecture and wine production. The villas, castles, and farmhouses dotted along the hills and at the foot of every valley, create a territory famous for its art, history, and beauty.

Grosseto: 5 properties meet your filter criteria.

The city of Grosseto is the capital of the Maremma. On the coast, you will find renowned vacation villages, such as Punta Ala and Castiglione della Pescaia. A little further south is the area dominated by Mount Agentario and the striking islands Giglio and Giannutri. The inner province is characterised by natural reserves (Ucellina Park), sites of archaeological (especially Etruscan) interest and spa areas (Saturnia Spa).

Livorno: 1 properties meet your filter criteria.

Livorno, an important Mediterranean port, renowned for its shipyards and for the Italian Naval Academy headquarters, attracts tourists every year because of the pretty coastal towns along the waterfront (Castiglioncello, Donoratico, and San Vincenzo, to name but a few) and for the islands of the Tuscan archipelago. The main island, Elba, boasts Napoleon amongst its most illustrious guests, who resided there during his exile. A visit of the Bolgheri hills is reccommended, where, at sunset, the tops of the secular cypress trees reflect on the ocean.

Lucca: 8 properties meet your filter criteria.

The city of Lucca, famous for its majestic wall with its many doors to the city, presents itself as a bridge between the hinterland Tuscany countryside and the marittime area of Versilia, where some of the best-known Italian holiday villages are found : Viareggio and the exclusive Forte dei Marmi. The province of Lucca is also renowned for its sweeping Garfagnana hills, behind the Apuane alps, where its prestigious marble (the same marble used by Michelangelo for his masterpieces) is produced and exported all over the world.

Pisa: 5 properties meet your filter criteria.

A seafaring city all along, and one of the most important naval centres in Italy. In the historical centre many religious buildings, squares and alleyways characterise the four medieval neighbourhoods. Symbol of the city is the very famous Leaning Tower in Piazza dei Miracoli. Don’t miss the Duomo, the Baptistry, and the church of Santa Maria della Spina. The province of Pisa expands both towards the sea and towards the hinterland. You will also find the typical towns where history, right up to the Etruscan period, has left its mark.

Siena: 14 properties meet your filter criteria.

North of the province of Siena you can enjoy some splendid panoramic views of the Chianti hills, where in the towns Gaiole, Radda, and Castellina [to name but a few] some of the world’s best and most prestigious wines are found. To the south are the stunning valleys Valdelsa, Val d’Orcia, and Val di Chiana. Framed by the cypress and pine trees, planted to protect roads and farmhouses from the wind, their outline interrupts the soft lines of the hills. Siena is a typical example of the medieval city, from which the ancient palazzi and monuments rise up even today. The symbol of the city is the marvellous Piazza del Campo, in which twice a year the 17 districts of the city run the famous Palio.

Florence City: 115 properties meet your filter criteria.

Florence is considered the cradle of the Renaissance, the artistic and cultural wakening of the 15th century. Writers such as Dante, Petrarch, and Machiavelli, but especially sculptors and artists such as Botticelli, Michelangelo, and Donatello, transformed the city into one of the most important cities for art. The historic centre unravels around the Piazza del Duomo, and is distinguished by its small streets and alleyways, where you can happily lose yourself admiring the endless marvels of the city and its historical neighbourhoods: Duomo, Oltrarno, and Santa Croce.