Tuscany

The sea, mountains and hills celebrated all around the world, are the fame of this region, an exclusive microcosm where the beauty and harmony of these landscapes enlivens the soul and betters the spirit

Lucca A city of Ligurian-Etruscan origins, enclosed by a circle of 16th-century walls, with its palaces, churches, towers and gardens is a small enchanted world.

Florence An enchanting city, where one breathes in art by simply walking along its famous streets, where the joy of living explodes in a festival of flowers and colours.

Florentine Hills Florence lies inside a circle of splendid hills on the border between the lower and upper Valdarno, in a scenery of olive, pine and cypress tree groves.

Maremma If you’re dreaming of a relaxing holiday, in contact with uncontaminated nature, come to the Maremma.

Chianti Famous not only for its landscape but also for the fruit which its land offers – not forgetting their magnificent wines.

Siena Siena is spread out over three hills, between Val d’Elsa and Val d’Arbia, in a gentle and beautiful landscape, among the most beautiful in Tuscany and in all of Italy.

San Gimignano A fantastic apparition amidst the green hills of the Sienese countryside!

Arezzo-Cortona In the noble city of Arezzo the splendid Renaissance flourished: palaces, streets and piazzas recall the genius of Vasari; the gothic duomo is one of the most beautiful in all of Italy.

Umbria

Umbria, the green heart of Italy, crossed by the Tevere River, offers to those who visit it a sense of peace and internal well being. Amis its gentle rolling hills you will find places where the charm of the scenery blends with the mystic fascination of intense spirituality.

Here you will find ancient Hermitages and austere monasteries where Saint Frances of Assisi and other destinguished historical figures lived. Indeed in the imposing Basillica of Assisi you can admire fresco paintings by Cimabue and Giotto.

Perugia-Assisi Is the heart of Umbria and brings together all of the characteristics of this fascinating region.

Lake Trasimeno Lake Trasimeno is one of largest lakes on the Italian peninsula and certainly the most stunning

Marches

Tuscany Sea & Liguria

Versilia Versilia: kilometres and kilometres of fine sandy beaches between the Magra River and the Serchio River, drenched by a joyous blue sea and large stretches of shady green pine groves.

Liguria Climbing up the coast towards the north from Versilia lies Liguria with Cinque Terre, the precipitous region that stretches from Levanto to the promontory of portovenere.
                            
Pisa and Livorno Rocky cliffs and beaches, fields of wheat, magnificent pine tree groves, all lit up by the splendid Mediterranean sun.
                            
Argentario A mountainous promontory covered by the thick Mediterranean vegetation, spotted with fruit orchards and vineyards, moistened by a crystal clear sea.

Isle of Elba The Elba Island, the biggest and perhaps most beautiful island in the Tuscan archipelago.

Lazio - Rome City & Countryside

Veneto - Venice and Lake Garda

The heart of Veneto is a countryside of luxurious residences and patrician villas, often designed by illustrious architects and with frescoes painted by famous painters.

Venice More than 100 small islands, united by four hundred bridges and crisscrossed by canals navigated by the characteristic gondolas.

Veneto Countryside The heart of Veneto is a countryside of luxurious residences and patrician villas, often designed by illustrious architects and with frescoes painted by famous painters. The buildings, many of which of great historic interest like Villa Pisani and Villa Contarini dei Leoni, are surrounded by large parks and soothing lakes. Lovers of hills and the countryside can find their paradise in the Venetian Hills, generous in their vegetation and rich in thermal waters, while the chestnut and hornbeam tree woods incite long relaxing walks.

Lake Garda The largest Italian lake, which from the slopes of the Pre-Alps stretches to the hills between Brescia and Verona. The shores of Lake Garda preserve a secret of a very unique microclimate, warm and mild, that favours the growth of Mediterranean plants like olive, cypress and lemon trees, as well as prestigious vineyards. In a landscape that alternates between gentle panoramas and glimpses that in stretches resemble the Scandinavian fiords, Lake Garda also offers precious testimonies of art and history. Medieval hamlets such as Peschiera, Lazise and Desenzano, old small harbours, villas and castles, overlook the sea, a destination for those who love windsurfing and sailing from all around the world.

Amalfi Coast, Sicily, Apulia

The Sorrento Peninsula, with its lush Mediterranean vegetation, rocky cliffs and turquoise sea, offers one of the most beautiful panoramas of the Campania as well as the entire Tyrrhenian coast.

Sicily, a mysterious and fascinating island that not only offers the sea, sunshine and art, but decisively everything, and in such an exuberant quantity that visitors have plenty to choose from.

Sardinia

Sardinia, the island of the sea - the island of nature... the island of holidays: its fragrances, its colours and it secular traditions are the characteristics of a corner of paradise, situated in the middle of the Medieranean Sea.

Crystal-clear water that changes from turquoise, to violet, to pink, to blue, to green; deserted uncontaminated coves and havens of worldliness.

In Sardinia everything is possible...