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See. Val d'Orcia Explore this UNESCO-listed valley, known for its picturesque landscapes. Pienza Visit this town for its architecture and countryside views. Pitigliano's Etruscan caves Delve into history at these ancient caves. Maremma coast Enjoy the beach-lined coast at the end of a road trip.

Eat. Brunello wines Taste these renowned wines in Montalcino.

Stay. Castelfalfi Stay at this whole-village resort with 146 rooms, boutiques, and pizzerias. Montaione Consider this location for beautiful and comfortable accommodations.

Condé Nast TravelerAug 27, 2026

41 Best Airbnbs in Italy, From Chic Tuscan Farmhouses to Canalside Lofts in Venice

Where to feel at home in Rome, Tuscany, Florence, Milan, and the Amalfi Coast.

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Condé Nast TravelerAug 17

The 15 Best Hotels in Tuscany Where the Rooms Are as Great as the Wine

From villages transformed into resort hotels to small boutique boltholes nestled in hilltop towns.

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  • CastelfalfiHotelMontaione, ItalyWhole-village resort with valley views and four restaurants.
  • Bar Ecrù & LoungeRestaurantMontaione, ItalyOne of four restaurants in the main building.
  • Il PellicanoHotelPorto Ercole, ItalyIcon of Italian hospitality on Monte Argentario slopes.
  • Villa San MicheleHotelFiesole, Italy15th-century monastery turned villa with superb staff.
  • LupaiaHotelTorrita di Siena, ItalyFour rooms and eight suites with scenic views.
  • La Darbia ChiantiHotelGreve in Chianti, ItalyHilltop property with suites in ancient stone farmhouses.
  • Castiglion del Bosco, A Rosewood HotelHotelMontalcino, ItalySuites and villas with a working vineyard and renowned red wine.
  • Borgo Santo PietroHotelChiusdino, Italy300-acre estate with manicured gardens and a swimming hole.
  • Trattoria sull’AlberoRestaurantChiusdino, ItalyRestaurant with a thick oak tree rising in the middle.
  • Il SalviatinoHotelFiesole, Italy15th-century villa with a spa and private parkland.
  • La RoqqaHotelPorto Ercole, ItalyCliffside retreat with secluded views of the Tyrrhenian Sea.
  • SciroccoRestaurantPorto Ercole, ItalyOutdoor restaurant serving fresh local seafood.
  • Isolotto Beach ClubSightPorto Ercole, ItalyHotel's beach club for lounging and lunches.
  • Borgo dei Conti ResortHotelBoschetto Vecchio, ItalyRedesigned country hotel with infinity pool and forest trails.
  • Hotel Castello di ReschioHotelLisciano Niccone, Italy11th-century castle hotel on rolling hills.
  • Castello di VicarelloHotelPoggi del Sasso, ItalyA romantic 12th-century castle retreat.
  • Belmond Castello di CasoleHotelCasole d'Elsa, ItalyA restored 10th-century castle estate.
  • Borgo San FeliceHotelCastelnuovo Berardenga, ItalyA historic village transformed into a hotel.
  • Vocabolo MoscatelliHotelGubbio, Italy
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BBC TravelAug 14

How US tech helped create modern Italian gelato

Gelato is synonymous with Italy, but its modern origins go back to a humble dairy shop in Tuscany and a couple of abandoned American World War Two freezers.

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  • SammontanaRestaurantEmpoli, ItalyItaly's largest gelato and frozen-dessert company.
  • Gelato Museum CarpigianiMuseumBologna, ItalyWorld's only museum dedicated to artisanal gelato.
  • AlgidaRestaurantEmpoli, Italy
  • MottaRestaurantEmpoli, Italy
  • SpicaRestaurantEmpoli, Italy
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Lonely PlanetJul 17

The ultimate road trip through Tuscany

Discover Tuscany on and off the tourist route on this 2-week road trip itinerary from Florence to the Maremma coast.

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