Tuscany, Italy
Relish the beautiful region of Tuscany when you visit with Inspirato. Choose from one of our stunning 11th-century luxury estates—Villa Collina, Villa Bellezza, and La Villetta—near Siena. Or stay at the historic Podere Panico estate in Val d’Orcia, offering the most incredible scenic views and a private pool overlooking the rolling Tuscan countryside. Between Siena and Florence, in the Chianti region, Inspirato offers two modern residences nestled inside an 18th-century farmhouse, Chianti Two Bedroom Apartment with Patio 1 and Chianti Two Bedroom Apartment with Patio 2, located on the grounds of COMO Castello del Nero hotel.
Much More Than a Landscape
Widely renowned for its rich Brunello wine, the Val d'Orcia region of Tuscany was designed in Renaissance times to be one of the world's most aesthetically pleasing and untouched landscapes. Added to the UNESCO list of World Heritage Sites in 2004, the countryside is depicted by many famous painters and is featured in movies such as The English Patient and Under the Tuscan Sun. Our residences, just south of Siena, are surrounded by world-renowned vineyards and picturesque towns such as Montepulciano and Montalcino.
The Chianti region of Tuscany is famous for its ancient villages, mountainous terrain, and of course, Chianti Classico wine. Take some time to explore the local towns of Greve in Chianti, Siena, and Florence and revel in the classic Tuscan design and charm. A day trip is a must to the towns of Lucca, Pisa, and Cinque Terre.
Quick Facts
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Suggested Airport
Florence Airport (FLR) -
Currency
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Language
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Time Zone
6 hours ahead of NYC -
Average Temperature
85°F in summer; 52°F in winter
Destination Highlights
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Tuscan Cooking Class
At the Monterinaldi winery in Chianti, learn to prepare homemade pasta and other traditional Tuscan dishes, like ancient soups, tasty sauces, simple sides, main courses, and desserts. While you’re there, enjoy tasting Monterinaldi wines along with homemade bread—or Schiacciata.
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San Gimignano
Dating back to the 14th century, the 13 remaining towers of San Gimignano create a stone skyline rising from the walled city. Stroll through the piazzas and streets and you'll see why the town is known as the Medieval Manhattan.
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Truffle Hunting
From September through December, you can "hunt" one of the world's gourmet delicacies: the elusive truffle. Try hunting In San Giovanni d'Asso, a small village dominated by a castle that is now a truffle museum.
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Weather
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Forecasting Your Tuscany Vacation
The weather in Tuscany is typically pleasant from season to season. The area’s long summers are ideal for touring the region's wineries and olive groves. Winters are mild quiet, but come with some rain.
