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Tuscany Travel Experts Reveal Favorite Tuscan Hideaways

We asked fellow travel experts to share their favorite places in Tuscany. They include an agriturismo near Lucca, a 13th century villa, a famous estate in the Val d'Orcia and a gem of an authentic restaurant with a modern twist.

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Tuscany’s Villa Mangiacane: This Historic Villa Hotel Takes ‘Top Dog’ Honors

No expense has been spared at this new villa hotel overlooking Florence. Mangiacane, the villa (don't let the name fool you!) is a working farm and has ties to some of the most famous men of the Renaissance.

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Let the Italian Flow at Open Cellars Event

One of the highlights of spring for Italian wine lovers is the annual Cantine Aperte (Open Cellars) celebration that takes place the last Sunday in May. Read on to get the details on this years edition.

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Salt, Sand, Serenity: A Seaside Spa in Tuscany

People come to this Tuscan spa for the sea, and all of its restorative powers. In fact, the second word in the resorts name talasso -- comes from thalassa, Greek for sea. The private sand beach in front of the hotel has won awards for its purity.

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Golfer’s Dream: A Tuscan Villa Rental with Private 18-Hole Golf Course

If you or someone you love can't bear to leave the links behind for a week in Italy, have no fear, we have a solution - a Tuscany villa with its own private golf course!

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Truly Get Away From It All on the Tuscan Island of Giglio

Less than an hour by ferry from the Tuscan coast is the small island of Giglio -- a refreshing retreat for any tired traveler. Ninety percent uninhabited and home to just 1,600 souls, Giglio isn't necessarily Italys most beautiful island but a great place to escape for peaceful swimming, scuba diving and hiking.

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Tuscany Travel Experts Reveal Favorite Tuscan Hideaways

Tuscany’s Villa Mangiacane: This Historic Villa Hotel Takes ‘Top Dog’ Honors

Let the Italian Flow at Open Cellars Event

Salt, Sand, Serenity: A Seaside Spa in Tuscany

Golfer’s Dream: A Tuscan Villa Rental with Private 18-Hole Golf Course

Truly Get Away From It All on the Tuscan Island of Giglio

Maremma: Where the Tuscan Cowboys Roam

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