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The age-old traditions of the Tuscan countryside, the beauty of a renaissance villa between Florence and the Mugello valley, a lasting passion for olive oil: you can experience all this and more at Villa Campestri Olive Oil Resort.

Dating all the way back to the 16th century, Buggiano Castello’s Villa Sermolli is one of Tuscany’s most beautiful period residences and a wonderfully luxurious base from where to explore the cities of Lucca, Pisa, Pistoia, Montecatini and, of course, Florence.

As simple as it is welcoming, Casa di Bacco is a charming farm stay in the countryside of Montepulciano, surrounded by magnificent view of Tuscany’s Val di Chiana and Val d’Orcia.

Strategically located between Castiglione d’Orcia and the thermal baths of Bagno Vignoni, what was once a17th century inn has been recently transformed into the 4 star country hotel Osteria dell’Orcia.

A passion for the countryside, a love of life’s simple pleasures, and the art of making delicious peasant cuisine have made the country guesthouse Casa Fabbrini one of Tuscany‘s favorite rural retreats.

Following the meticulous restoration of the 16th century Tuscan residence built for Cardinal Francesco Maria Machiavelli, Villa Mangiacane offers a delightful combination of old world charm and contemporary luxury, in the heart of Chianti and just minutes away from Florence.

Far from the city, in the heart of the Tuscan countryside: you’ll soon forget the stress and strain of everyday life at Il Molinello, an authentically family–friendly farm stay in Asciano.

Sunny fields, ancient olive groves and wines as strong and sincere as the people who make them; the same people who’ll welcome you like an old friend to Agriturismo Il Quinto, your home–from-home in Tuscan Maremma.