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Everything you need to know before you decided where to stay in Tuscany

Regardless of what you’re looking for, Tuscany has the perfect vacation destination for you. Explore this beautifully preserved region, where culture meets nature and history meets modernism. It’s almost like a dream.⁣⁣ Are you wondering where to stay in Tuscany? Whether you’re visiting Tuscany for a weekend or planning your lifetime Tuscan vacation, keep scrolling to discover some of the best places you can stay in Tuscany.

Tuscany is famous for its medieval villages and cities, rustic countryside villas and farmhouses. You can make your dream come true to have your stay in the most wonderful Tuscan farmhouses surrounded by vineyards and olive groves. You can find the best vineyard hotels in Tuscany that has the best accommodations for a romantic staycation or a getaway with the family. Check out our list of the best accommodations in Tuscany and choose your favourite one.

How many days should I spend in Tuscany?

It all depends on what you want to do and the time of year you are planning your trip. The question that often haunts travelers is how many days should they spend in Tuscany. It's a hard question to answer, but if you want the perfect balance of sightseeing and relaxation any time between 5 to 7 days will be enough.

Is it better to stay in Florence or Pisa?

The Tuscan countryside is one of the most beautiful places in Italy with rolling hills and vineyards. The best part? You get to stay in the city that never sleeps - Florence!

Where to stay in Tuscany?

The best places to stay in Tuscany are Tenuta La Novella, Podere Campriano, and Tenuta Casabianca.

What is a Tuscan style home?

Tuscan interiors have a rustic, sun-baked look with a crumbling stone patio, simple furnishings and elegant iron accents. They feature terra-cotta tiles on the ground, textured walls and elegant murals.

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