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Tuscany

	Abbadia San Salvatore
	Abbadia San Salvatore lies on the majestic mountain Monte Amiata. Today the town has a special atmosphere - magical and mysterious. And there is so much to see here and in the surrounding area that we would say it is one of the overlooked treasures of Tuscany.
		Casa La Vite

	Arezzo
	Many would insist that it is impossible to find a large interesting town in Tuscany with rich medieval and Renaissance remains not overrun by tourists. But you can, and it is called Arezzo.
		Agriturismo Ca' Lucano
		Casa Rossa
		Agridomus Il Mulino
		Torre di Vignale
		Villa La Peschiera
		Villa Olivo
		Villino Alba

	Asciano
	Today Asciano is a small sleepy town 30 km south east of Siena. The town dates back to Etruscan times and its small archaeological museum displays finds from this era.
		Agriturismo Poggio d'Arno

	Bagni di Lucca
	Apart from the many churches from different periods the town can also lay claim to one of the oldest casinos in the world, which is also where roulette made its debut. Many of the villas and palaces of the town date back to the end of the 1700s when the town was one of Europe´s most famous and exclusive spa towns for the very wealthy.
		Albergo Corona
		Hotel Regina

	Bolgheri
	Bolgheri is a small old romantic town in the hills south of Livorno, 2 km from the sea.
		Il Casale Etrusco

	Buti
	This quaint little town nestles peacefully in the hills 22 km from Lucca and 28 km east of Pisa. Culturally Buti has not much to offer but the atmosphere in the town is authentic and surprisingly enough the mass tourism of the neighbouring towns has had very little effect here.
		Cascinale Solaio Alto

	Campagnatico
	Another one of the many smaller quaint towns in the Tuscan Maremma, which it is hard to find in the guidebooks.
		Santa Maria

	Capraia e Limite
	Capraia Fiorentina is definitely no big city, nor is it a well-known town, but its location is remarkable.
		Tenuta Cantagallo

	Casciana Terme
	Casciana Terme lies south of Pisa in quiet and relaxing surroundings between Cascina and the river Era. The town is known for it spas situated in the centre of the town in a green park.
		Agriturismo Le Querciole

	Castellina in Chianti
	Castellina in Chianti is a charismatic town nestling in the hills between Florence and Siena. The town is in the middle of Chianti, which is well known for the production of its famous red wine.
		Borgo Sicelle

	Castelnuovo Berardenga
	Castelnuovo Berardenga, approx. 15 km east of Siena, is surrounded by vineyards and hills in the famous wine district Chianti.
		Castello di Selvole

	Castiglion Fiorentino
	Although these days everybody seems to have been to Tuscany and most have visited Florence, Lucca, Siena and Chianti, huge areas of the region remain quite unknown, not only to tourists generally but also to the Tuscans themselves.
		Agriturismo Le Capanne
		Badia Roccavo
		Podere Santo Stefano
		Casale Vitiano
		Fonte Vinaglia
		Il Toppo
		La Casa in Collina
		La Collina dei Fiori
		Villa degli Olivi

	Castiglioncello
	Castiglioncello is a charming town along the Tuscan coast. It has a lively centre and small villas and bungalows built around its pinewoods. A feature of the town is the many green areas and the calm environment in the centre.
		Hotel Baia del Sorriso
		Residence Mietta

	Castiglione della Pescaia
	One of the most sought after and exclusive resorts if you ask an Italian, but no more than an unpronounceable and unknown name to most foreigners.
		Residence Sole Maremma

	Cecina Mare
	Cecina Mare, also known as Marina di Cecina, is situated on the beach just 2 km from Cecina itself. The town lies on the coast south of Livorno, between a large pine forest and the range of foothills that gently climb towards Volterra.
		Hotel Club Stella Marina
		La Cecinella
		Residence L'Aliante
		Stella Marina Residence

	Chianciano Terme
	Chianciano Terme is famed for its spas, and this is the reason for the enormous number of hotels in the town.
		Molino delle Gualtiere
		Palazzo Bandino

	Chiusi
	In the most south eastern corner of Tuscany, a stone’s thrown from Umbria and Lazio, lies Chiusi, known to many only because this is where you change trains when travelling from Rome to Siena.
		Poggio Falcone



		Podere della Crocchia

	Cinigiano
	Peace reigns supreme in Cinigiano, where the narrow streets are free from tourist boutiques and attractions.
		Casa Sant'Anna

	Cinquale
	Cinquale can almost be described as a huge residential neighbourhood and is located by the Forte dei Marmi. The villas in the area are surrounded by pine trees and large gardens and are inhabited mainly in the warmer months.
		Villa Alice
		Villa Ramona

	Civitella Val di Chiana
	It is one of the best-preserved of the network of Lombard fortresses of the 6th and the 7th century in central Italy, strategically placed to control the whole territory.
		La Quiete

	Colle Val d'Elsa
	Its location in the centre of Chianti makes Colle Val d’Elsa the ideal spot for those who wish to explore central Tuscany. The town is very picturesque and unbelievably tourist-free, considering it is situated just a few kilometres from the motorway which joins Siena and Florence.
		Borgo Santinovo

	Corella
	The village is in the heart of the Tuscan landscape and consists of lots of old houses, and with the exception of a mini-market, there are almost no shops here. There is, however, plenty of peace and quiet. Down in the valley, you can take a refreshing dip in the River Sieve.
		I Nidi di Belforte

	Cortona
	The cultural town of Cortona is packed with Renaissance architecture. Famous architects who have left their mark on this town include Francesco di Giorgio Martini and Giovanni Battista Infregliati (also called Cristofanello) and from the 15th century, Angelo and Francesco di Pietro and later Urbano da Cortona and Ciuccio di Nuccio as well as the architect Domenico Bernabei (also called Boccadoro).
		Alba Chiara and Goccia di Rugiada
		Biancospino
		Borgo Antico
		Casa Casti
		Casa Silena
		Rosa dei Venti
		Villa Le Celle
		Villa San Biagio
		Villa Sant'Agata

	Figline Valdarno
	Figline is an old town in the valley between Florence and Arezzo. The town centre was established in the period from the 13th to the 16th centuries. In the 13th century, construction of the town started with several churches. This was followed by the still visible town wall and then the larger manor houses.
		Antica Taverna Casagrande

	Florence
	Florence is the capital of Tuscany and has been a cultural centre since the early Middle Ages. If you travel to Tuscany, you really should pay Florence a visit at some point: Ponte Vecchio, Palazzo Vecchio, Piazza della Signoria, the Uffizi Gallery, the churches Santa Maria Novella and Santa Croce, Palazzo Pitti and its exhibitions, the cathedral with Brunelleschi’s vault and Giotto’s bell tower...
		2 Star hotels
		3 Star hotels
		4 Star Hotels
		Bed & Breakfast
		Hotel Cimabue
		Hotel Decó
		Hotel Le Due Fontane
		Hotel Malaspina
		Hotel River
		Apartments
		Residence Michelangiolo

	Fivizzano
	If you are coming from the beach in Liguria or from central Tuscany, where you can often feel suffocated by tourists, Fivizzano is soothing for the soul!
		La Vecchia Canonica di Cotto

	Follonica
	Follonica is one of Tuscany’s (and Italy’s) favourite seaside towns. There is lots of entertainment, restaurants, shops and cafés, but there are surprisingly few tourists that venture ’so far down’ in Tuscany on their holidays.
		Podere Il Martellino

	Gaiole in Chianti
	In the middle of picturesque Chianti, north east of Siena, lies Gaiole in Chianti. The area is known for its world-famous wines, but as well as the numerous vineyards, you can find plenty of medieval castles and fortresses dotted about the landscape.
		Castello di Spaltenna

	Greve in Chianti
	Many people believe there is a romantic and magical aura surrounding Greve in Chianti. This small town owes its reputation mainly to the fact that it is right in the middle of Chianti Classico and is one of the main producers of wine in the region.
		Fattoria La Sala

	Lajatico

		Il Ragoncino

	Laterina
	Laterina is worth a visit because it is a charming town, which is also ideally located for outings to the rest of Tuscany (and Umbria and Lazio for that matter).
		Borgo Santa Maria in Valle

	Le Piastre

		Case Cioni

	Loro Ciuffenna
	This charming town lies at the foot of the Pratomagno mountain chain where some of Tuscany’s best hams come from. The lovely River Ciuffenna flows picturesquely through the town giving it a refreshing atmosphere.
		Villa Fabbriola

	Lucca
	During the Lombard reign (6th –8th century) Lucca was the capital of Tuscany or, more strictly speaking, the seat of its duke. The town’s golden era was from the 11th to the 14th century when it was an independent city-state, with an influential banking community and silk trade.
		Casa Colle Celestino
		Case I Peri
		Hotel San Marco
		Hotels
		Apartments
		In the countryside near Lucca
		Villa Borbone
		Villa La Volpe

	Lucignano
	Lucignano is not a famous or well-known Tuscan town. Paradoxically, everyone talks about the slightly dull Greve in Chianti, which is full to the brim with tourists leaving Lucignano as an undiscovered treasure to the vast majority.
		Fattoria Sant'Andrea
		Villa Campoleone
		Villa Fosca
		Villa Le Rondini
		Villa Martina
		Villa Verde

	Marciano della Chiana
	The small and charming Marciano della Chiana offers all you could wish for in a Tuscan town. There are atmospheric cafés, a good restaurant, some shops and very few tourists, but it is VERY small!
		Podere Caggiolo
		Villa Vignacce

	Marina di Bibbona
	Marina di Bibbona is Bibbona’s coastal town. The majority of the town has recently been purpose-built as a tourist resort, so you will find everything you need for a pleasant family seaside holiday here.
		Residence Habitat

	Marina di Castagneto C.

		Il Cantiere Navale

	Marina di Massa
	This is a typical Italian seaside resort, with everything you would expect to find. You will never be short of a bar or restaurant here, and the sandy beaches are beautifully wide. There is also a train station in the town.
		Villa Dalle Mura

	Massa Marittima
	Massa Marittima is about 20 km from the beaches in Follonica, situated in the hills north of Grosseto.
		Agriturismo Poggio Corbello

	Montalcino
	Montalcino is a town with a long and fascinating history. It has been a symbol for the Republic of Siena since 1555 because it gave shelter to Siena’s last remaining freedom fighters, who had suffered defeat at the hands of the armies of Emperor Carlos V.
		Appartamento Pierangioli

	Monte San Savino
	This beautiful medieval town lies in the hills between Arezzo and Siena.
		Il Poggiolo
		Palazzolo Alto
		Villa Oleandri
		Villa San Lorenzo

	Montecatini Terme
	Locals pour in in the evenings to enjoy an ice cream on the main square or to walk down the main street and admire the art nouveau architecture of the town. In 1387 hot springs were discovered, and since then spas have flourished, particularly over the last 200 years.
		Villa Le Ferrette

	Montepulciano
	Montepulciano is about 60 km southeast of Siena. The town is built on the crest of a hill 605 metres above sea level. The town is Etruscan in origin, but became an independent province in the fourteenth century.
		Le Colombelline
		Villa Poggiarone
		Villa Poggio Golo

	Montespertoli
	Montespertoli is in the hills about 25 km southwest of Florence. The closest train station is Castelfiorentino. The airports in Pisa and Florence are both perfectly situated for visiting this town. The town abounds with churches built between the 13th and the 16th century and there are also three small castles in the area.
		Fattoria Poggio Capponi
		Villa Albertina

	Pelago
	Pelago is 20 km east of Florence, close to Pontassieve. It’s a charming little town that has always lived in the shadow of Florence.
		Castello di Ristonchi
		Residence Villa Grassina

	Pisa
	Pisa is just a few kilometres from the wide beaches at Versilia, where the River Arno widens and flows out into the sea.
		Hotel Ariston
		Hotel Terminus & Plaza

	Pistoia
	You are never completely finished with Tuscany, and year after year you can continue to discover new exciting sides of this fantastic region. But it’s amazing how few people know Pistoia and how few tourists visit the town.
		Tenuta di Pieve a Celle

	Poggibonsi
	Poggibonsi does have its own history that dates back further than the Middle Ages to Roman times, but the majority of the town was built in the 60s and 70s with predictable architectural results.
		Fattoria Piecorto

	Pomaia
	Let’s just say this: Pomaia is a very small town! There are neither lots of shops or houses, in fact there is only one bar and a small grocery store. But luckily it’s not far from other towns, which can provide more facilities.
		La Pieve di Pomaia
		Villa Irene

	Pomarance
	On the road between Volterra and Massa Marittima, which finishes at the coast, 60 km south of Pisa and 30 km west of Siena, lies Pomarance set amidst the hills.
		Le Valli

	Poppi
	Poppi is definitely not one of Tuscany’s largest or most well known towns, but once visited it is unforgettable. Poppi has 6000 inhabitants, and since very few tourists find their way out here, the town is wonderfully unspoilt.
		Fattoria Belvedere

	Radicofani
	From Mount Amiata to the Appennines, through Bolzena and past Lake Trasimeno you are in the midst of wild and untouched nature. The town lies on the top of a dramatic 896-metre high mountain, which is an ancient extinct volcano.
		Podere Casano

	Rapolano Terme
	Rapolano Terme is a delightful sleepy town, where you the pace of life is sedate.
		Aia Vecchia di Montalceto
		Villa Buoninsegna
		Villa Fornacino

	Riparbella
	With its beautiful location in the midst of hills, forests and streams, Riparbella has lots to offer if you want to go walking in untouched areas of astounding natural beauty. The town cannot be considered big, but there are several really good restaurants, as well as cafés and shops.
		Antico Borgo San Martino
		Fattoria La Steccaia
		Podere La Pieve Vecchia

	Rosano sull'Arno
	There is an old convent in Rosano, and in the nearby Roman church you can see a crucifix dating from the 12th century. Here, you’ll also find some restaurants and some shops.
		Fattoria di Castiglionchio

	San Casciano in Val di Pesa
	San Casciano in Val di Pesa is situated in the northwestern part of Chianti. With its stunning surroundings, it’s a great place if you want a holiday in the country. Here you’ll experience the magnificent Tuscan landscape as you see it in movies and on postcards. It’s quite simply picture-perfect!
		Fattoria La Loggia

	San Gimignano
	The little town of San Gimignano has remained largely unchanged since the Middle Ages.
		Cantine Cesani
		Casa Lari
		Fattoria Raccianello
		Hotel Sovestro

	San Giustino Valdarno
	San Giustino Valdarno lies in an idyllic river valley about 20 km from Arezzo and 65 km from Florence.
		Arcobaleno
		Ca' di Vestro
		Podere La Vigna

	San Godenzo
	The little border town of San Godenzo nestles high in the mountains between the Mugello and Casentino valleys. It is 400 meters above sea level so even in the hottest summer months you won’t experience the almost-unbearable temperatures of Florence.
		Agriturismo il Colle

	Santo Pietro Belvedere
	Santo Pietro Belvedere has only around 100 inhabitants so this is not the village to go to find wild nightlife!
		Tenuta Quarrata
		Villa San Giorgio

	Serravalle Pistoiese
	It does not take many minutes to see Serravalle Pistoiese’s entire historic centre, in fact you can walk it from end to end in two minutes flat!
		Le Coloniche

	Siena
	centre of Siena is quite indescribable. Once you are through the old city gates you are met everywhere by reminders of times when neither electricity nor industry was available to the local inhabitants. Piazza del Campo with its town hall, the cathedral, Basilica di San Domenico, La Torre del Mangia and above all the streets and houses make an unforgettable impression on visitors.
		Hotel Garden
		Hotel Italia
		Hotels
		Il Casato
		La Prodaia
		Apartments
		Relais Campo Regio
		Villa Agostoli

	Sinalunga
	For many people who enjoy the good life, the name Sinalunga is synonymous with the gourmet restaurant ”Locanda dell’Amorosa” just outside the town. Its fame is justified, the standards are extremely high and, according to Italian standards, so are the prices.
		Fonte del Castagno
		Villa Infinito

	Stia
	The streets in the little town show no signs of tourism, but you can nevertheless – or perhaps because of this – find many good places to have a cup of coffee or a nice meal.
		La Casa di Peter
		La Scatolaia

	Suvereto
	The fine little medieval town of Suvereto lies in the Maremma area of southern Tuscany. The name comes from sughero, which in Italian means cork oak, and on arriving in the town you realise why.
		Villa Marion

	Tirrenia
	Tirrenia is just a few kilometers from Pisa and Livorno. It has a wide beach with fine sand with a large pine forest leading up to it.
		Residence Continental
		Residence Cosmopolitan Golf

	Torrita di Siena
	Its location in southwestern Tuscany, makes Torrita di Siena a good base if you are planning day trips to towns such as Montepulciano (10 km), Pienza (15 km) and Cortona (30 km).
		Casa Bella

	Vada
	Vada is a small town on the Tuscan coast a few kilometres south of Livorno. It is renowned for its fine sandy beaches and great pine forest.
		Gli Oleandri Residence
		Residence Delle Gorette

	Viareggio
	Viareggio is a popular beach destination for Italians and non-Italians alike
		Esplanade Hotel & Residence
		Hotel Plaza & de Russie

	Volterra
	Volterra really should be mentioned alongside Florence, Siena, Lucca, San Gimignano and Pisa, because of its beautiful medieval and Renaissance heritage. This delightful town, with its winding network of streets and walkways, lies high in the hills providing magnificent views of the surrounding countryside.
		Hotel San Lino
		Villa Opera

The Veneto

	Bibione
	Bibione is one of the best-known destinations in Italy partly because of its close proximity to Venice (90 km north east) and partly because of its wide beach with very fine sand.
		Appartamenti Katja
		Residence Lia
		Residence Nettuno

	Bibione Lido del Sole
	Bibione Lido del Sole lies west of Bibione itself. All kinds of shopping is available in Lido del Sole and there are also several ice cream kiosks. It is quieter here than in the centre of Bibione.
		Appartamenti Leopardi

	Brenzone
	Brenzone lies south of Malcesine and has just over 2000 inhabitants. It is beautifully located with fantastic viewpoints. Brenzone offers plenty of scope for touring the mountains east of Lake Garda.
		Residence Club Gardablú

	Carceri
	Carceri is situated in the flatlands of the Po Delta. Local farmers grow plenty of maize, rice and wheat, and towards the north in the highlands wine is produced.
		Agriturismo Maso del Conte

	Cittadella

		Hotel Roma

	Garda
	Garda is a magnificent town at the southeastern end of Lake Garda. There is a lovely promenade along the lake with just the right amount of restaurants and shops.
		Hotel Marco Polo
		Park hotel Oasi
		Residence Parco del Garda
		Sporthotel Olimpo

	Lido di Jesolo
	Lido di Jesolo is known and loved by many holidaymakers. A visit here makes you realise why Italy is such a popular holiday destination, especially for young families.
		Hotel Miami & Mini Miami
		Hotel Roby
		Hotel Rosa
		Hotel Vianello
		Residence Saint Nichola's
		Residence Santa Fé
		Residence Soleado

	Longare
	Longare is perfectly located for outings to these two beautiful and interesting towns: Vicenza is just 10 km away and Padova is 30. In both Padova and Vicenza there are enough places of interest to fill several days with sightseeing.
		La Casetta Blu
		Le Vescovane

	Malcesine
	Malcesine, with is medieval castle, Palazzo dei Capitani and its small cobbled streets, is one of the most charming towns on Lake Garda.
		Hotel Malcesine

	Porto Santa Margherita
	This is a popular modern holiday town on the Adriatic coast. You can find a 50-metre pool, restaurants, pizzerias and lots of shops here. There are more shops in Caorle (3 km), where there is also an aqua park. Venice is just 50 km away.
		Residence Florida

	Torri del Benaco
	Torri del Benaco is another historic town in the Lake Garda district. This ancient town is named after Benacus, which was also the original name of Lake Garda.
		Hotel Internationale

	Venice
	Venice, or Venezia as the Italians call it, or Venexia as the Venetians call it, is an outstanding city for many reasons. Just the fact that the city is built on massive poles, hammered into the soft subsoil, is enough to make it noteworthy. But Venice’s remarkable history spanning the centuries has resulted in a city full of extraordinary artistic treasures and stunning architectural treasures.
		2 Star hotels
		3 Star hotels
		4 Star hotels
		Bed & Breakfast
		Casa Mimma Bed & Breakfast
		Casa Xe Gradenigo
		Hotel Arlecchino
		Hotel Olimpia
		Apartments
		San Marco Palace

	Verona
	North meets south in Verona. Here you’ll find the split between southern oil and northern butter and here they can eat polenta instead of pasta. Verona was originally a Roman settlement that enjoyed the noble name “Urbs Nobilissima.” Under Julius Caesar, Verona became the northern gateway to the central Roman empire, and the very core of the Italian empire
		Hotel Maxim
		Hotel Piccolo
		Hotel Porta Palio
		Opera performances

Lombardy

	Como
	Earlier, Como was famous for its many small silk manufacturers. Later, these many manufacturers were merged into larger companies, which can still today be found in the town. The industrial areas are south of the city, away from the lake, so fortunately there is still a charming lakefront with a beautiful promenade.
		Hotel Como

	Desenzano del Garda
	Desenzano is a town with ancient roots and there was once a prehistoric village here. The town is still full of remains from the Roman era, including a Roman villa with multi-coloured mosaics.
		Hotel Piroscafo

	Limone sul Garda
	Limone is one of the most beautiful towns on Lake Garda, with a lovely atmosphere and very hospitable locals.
		Hotel Splendid Palace

	Livigno
	Livigno is a modern ski resort in the middle of the Stelvio Nature Reserve. It has a high altitude and you are almost always guaranteed snow. The closed off valley suffered from a stagnant economy until the area was declared a duty-free zone under Mussolini’s fascist government.
		Baita Molin
		Chalet Matteo
		Villa Genf

	Milan
	The city is renowned for its fashion houses and catwalks, which are comparable to those in Paris and New York, and also for its two football clubs, Milan and Inter.
		Hotel Antares Concorde
		Hotel Cristoforo Colombo
		Hotel Felice Casati
		Hotel La Residenza
		Hotel Mediolanum
		Hotel Mennini
		Hotel Ritter

	Sirmione
	Sirmione is on the tip of the Benaco peninsula, at the southernmost end of Lake Garda. The historic centre is delightful with narrow streets, aristocratic houses and small piazzas, but be prepared to meet other tourists.
		Hotel Meridiana

	Sirmione - Colombare
	Sirmione is on the tip of the Benaco peninsula, at the southernmost end of Lake Garda. The historic centre is delightful with narrow streets, aristocratic houses and small piazzas, but be prepared to meet other tourists.
		Casa Azalea
		Casa Mimosa
		Casa Rosa
		Residence Le Palme

	Sirmione - Lugana
	Sirmione is on the tip of the Benaco peninsula, at the southernmost end of Lake Garda. The historic centre is delightful with narrow streets, aristocratic houses and small piazzas, but be prepared to meet other tourists.
		Residence Le Pagode

Lazio

	Acquapendente
	The area of modern Acquapendente was settled by Etruscans and Roman times, as findings have showed.
		Agriturismo Cerqueto
		Fattoria Palluccaro

	Anzio
	Ever since ancient times Anzio has been known as the holiday spot with beautiful beaches and surroundings, not too far from Rome. Anzio offers plenty of shopping as well as sporting facilities, cafes and restaurants.
		Residence Elianto

	Civita Castellana
	Civita Castellana is just 40 minutes drive north of Rome. Trains from Civita Castellana run regularly into Rome making it the ideal destination for visitors who want both to visit Rome and to enjoy the peace and quiet of the countryside.
		Casa Ciotti

	Ponza Island - Il Porto
	The island is just off the coast of Rome and you can reach it by ferry from Terracina and Formia. Ponza and the other Pontian Islands are all volcanic in origin so the coastline is characterised by a dramatic contrast between sky-high cliff formations and wonderful beaches with fine white sand.
		Appartamenti La Terrazza
		La Terrazza sul Porto

	Rome
	Italy’s capital city – once called caput mundi (head of the world) – is an outstanding city with a comfortable climate and a multitude of fantastic attractions, including the city’s many squares, impressive monuments and marvellous fountains.
		2 Star hotels
		3 Star hotels
		4 Star hotels
		Appartamento Bergamaschi
		Appartamento Cartari
		Appartamento Governo Vecchio
		Appartamento Santo Spirito
		Aurelia Residence
		Bed & Breakfast
		Casa Cappellari
		Casa Frattina
		Casa Giulia
		Casa Parione
		Casa San Lorenzo
		Dimora Crociferi
		Dimora Monte Brianzo
		Hotel Alexandra
		Hotel Capitol
		Hotel Giolli Nazionale
		Hotel Mozart
		Hotel Piemonte
		Hotel Trinità dei Monti
		Hotel Tritone
		Apartments
		Nuovo Hotel Quattro Fontane
		Pozzo delle Cornacchie
		Rose Garden Palace
		San Pietro Bed & Breakfast
		Terrazza Biscione Penthouse
		Terrazza del Corso
		Terrazza Soldati
		Vicolo del Canale
		Villa Giardino del Lago

	Terracina
	Terracina on the west coast is approximately an hour’s drive south of Rome. The town has thriving arts and crafts, and fishing industries. However, increasing numbers of tourists interested in seeing the Roman ruins and rustic farm buildings, are making their way to Terracina.
		Grand Hotel Palace

Marche

	Apecchio
	Apecchio is known for its mild climate, which attracts plenty of tourists.
		Agriturismo Ca' Cirigiolo
		Agriturismo Chignoni

	Cagli
	During the ages several noble families have lived in Cagli. Unfortunately the many old palaces, churches (18 in total) and the town’s theatre are not in equally good states of repair. However, work has started on the restoration work of all these old treasures.
		Ca' le Suore
		Casale Torre del Sasso
		San Silvestro

	Piobbico
	The town of Piobbico lies in a fertile valley between Mount Nerone and Mount Mondiego.
		Agriturismo Ca' Licozzo

	Porto Recanati

		Residence Villa Al Conero

	Urbania
	Urbania, on the River Metauro, is a charming town with a lively cultural scene. There is a respected language school, annual literature prizes, and a thriving ceramics production that dates all the way back to the 16th century.
		Agriturismo La Caputa

Liguria

	Albenga
	It is quite apparent that Albenga is a town with a long history. It dates back to the 6th century BC and at times was very powerful. The 12th and 13th centuries were especially glorious times for Albenga, and many churches, towers and palaces in the town centre were built during this period.
		Residence Aurora

	Andora

		Villaggio Colombo

	Borgio Verezzi
	The town lies slightly inland from the coast and the old town centre is charming. Apart from the main street the centre of the town is closed to traffic.
		Residence Le Saline
		Residence Villa Gloria

	Ceriale
	On the coast between Albenga and Loano is the old harbour town of Ceriale. Ceriale has been under both Roman and Genoan rule at different times in its history and was once even invaded by Algerian pirates.
		Residence Oliveto

	Chiavari
	On the coastline between Genoa and La Spezia you find a harmonious little town called Chiavari. This historical town with old monuments and churches from the Middle Ages is a sightseeing must.
		Hotel Stella del Mare

	Chiesanuova
	The tiny town of Chiesanuova, which consists of a few houses and a lovely little church, is situated in the mountains above Levanto and about 5 km from the coast. There is a fantastic view over the surrounding mountains from the town.
		Casa Campagnola

	Diano Marina
	Diano Marina is a quaint little seaside town, best known for its beautiful beaches, lush surroundings and pleasant climate.
		Residence Orchidea

	Genoa
	Genoa’s status as Italy’s largest port has been cultivated for centuries. Even back in the 12th century, Genoa counted itself amongst the proud Italian maritime republics, and the town’s merchants made enormous fortunes from trading in the Mediterranean.
		Hotel Metropoli

	Lavaggiorosso
	Lavaggiorosso is in the mountains behind Levanto amidst dramatic countryside with wild forests, groves of olive trees and vineyards. From here, it’s only a few kilometres to the great beaches and buzzing nightlife of Levanto.
		Chiaro di Luna & Raggio di Sole

	Levanto
	Levanto is situated on the eastern part of the Italian Riviera and makes a great base for a visit to the Cinque Terre nature reserve.
		Appartamenti Planet
		Appartamento Ambra
		Appartamento Cinema Paradiso
		Appartamento Margherita
		Appartamento Otello
		Casa Mediterraneo
		Residence Magnolia
		Villa Mandola

	Loano

		Residence I Cormorani

	Pietra Ligure
	Pietra Lagure is ideal for the perfect family holiday. There is a wonderful beach and a fantastic atmosphere, particularly in the evening after a day full of sun, sand and relaxation.
		Residence dei Fiori
		Residence Perla Marina
		Residence Sant'Anna

	Punta Mesco
	From Punta Mesco there is an incredible view to the east over the coast of Cinque Terre, and to the west of Levanto. The area is glorious and perfect for a relaxing holiday.
		Casa Sunset & Aurora

	San Bartolomeo al Mare

		Residence La Meridiana

	Ventimiglia
	This town, which is close to both San Remo and Nice, is a mixture of the old and new and has several historical monuments and archaeological excavations, but also a modern shopping district with fashion boutiques, restaurants and cafés.
		Casa Lorenzina Bed & Breakfast

Campania
Campania signifies beauty, drama, history, culture as well as sunshine and sea; the beautiful Amalfi coast decorated with the classical towns of Ravello, Amalfi and Positano; the Sorrento peninsula with views over the bay of Naples and Mount Vesuvius guarding the landscape and, in spite of its powerful force, not deterring the locals from occupying its fertile slopes.
	Casalvelino
	The town is beautifully situated in picturesque and green surroundings. The area is still untouched by mass tourism and therefore appears authentic, unspoiled and different.
		Agriturismo Zio Cristoforo

	Cetara
	Cetara is on the road between Salerno and Amalfi on the Amalfi coast, at the foot of the Falario Mountain. This picturesque fishing village fans out across a deep valley along the coastline, surrounded by vineyards and lemon groves.
		Appartamento Nanninella
		Casa Colonnello
		Casa Generosa
		Dimora Arabesco
		Dimora Pappalardo
		Terrazza Punzi

	Gaiano di Fisciano

		Azienda Agricola Barone Antonio Negri

	Massa Lubrense
	In the hills high above the Amalfi coast and the Gulf of Salerno, lies Massa Lubrense. From here, you can enjoy the peace as you look across to Capri and the azure blue sea.
		Casa Titigliano

	Minori
	Minori is the only town on the picturesque Amalfi coast with authentic sandy beaches.
		Torre Paradiso

	Naples
	This city, which is also referred to as the capital of Southern Italy, contains sights for everyone, and is particularly fascinating because of its lively, and at times, chaotic street life, which gives the city a really special atmosphere.
		Hotel Le Cheminée
		Hotel Mercure Garibaldi
		Hotel San Giorgio

	Palinuro
	From Palinuro we recommend the following excursions: - The Cilento National Park - Paestum - Marina di Camerota
		Villa Mirella

	Positano
	This town has a wonderful location on the Amalfi coast, and is a famous holiday destination. Today this old fishing village lives almost entirely off the proceeds of tourism and artists from all over the world choose to come here for both short and extended trips because of its beauty and colour.
		Hotel Casa Albertina

	Scala
	Approximately 1 km from Ravello is the atmospheric town of Scala, surrounded by chestnut trees and fruit orchards. The town has a fascinating history and an excellent choice of shops and restaurants. The location is ideal for excursions to other towns on the coast, including Amalfi, Ravello and Positano.
		Albergo Zi 'ntonio

	Sorrento
	Famous for its art, poetry, literature, music, dance (tarantella) and first class cuisine (pizza and pasta) Sorrento is one of the most recognized coastal destinations in the world, and the town offers excellent relaxation and calm surroundings.
		Residence Tasso

Sardinia

	Alghero
	Alghero, on the northwest coast of Sardinia, is one of the prettiest and most interesting towns on the island.
		Hotel Punta Negra

	Costa Rei
	Its lush Mediterranean scenery and crystal clear seawater has made Sardinia famous throughout Europe. The beaches have fine sand, and although not terribly wide, are perfect for families with children.
		Appartamenti Le Ginestre
		Residenze Reale Marina

	Isola Rossa
	Isola Rossa is the perfect holiday resort for families and couples looking for beautiful and relaxing surroundings. Artists and photographers can also find inspiration here because of the stark contrast between the crystal blue sea, the red granite the town is based on and the green hills, which tower above in the background.
		Appartamenti Mare Blu
		Villa Serreri

	Porto Rotondo

		Il Borgo di Punta Marana
		Residence Stella di Gallura

	San Teodoro
	This is where you’ll find some of Sardinia’s most beautiful beaches, making it a favorite tourist destination.
		Approdo Verde