Tuscany

TUI’s Toscana Resort Castelfalfi Moving Along Nicely

2012-11-01 by Aleksandr Shatskih

According to news from Breaking Travel News, TUI’s Toscana Resort Castelfalfi has just opened their first hotel, La Tabaccaia. A three star affair of 32 rooms, the boutique hotel is only the first of three planned for the fabulous Tuscany estate.

Amazing Historic Village of Pratariccia for Sale to Public on eBay

2012-08-01 by Guest Author

Pratariccia is an 800 year old, medieval village that overlooks the Casetino Valley in central Tuscany. For a mere $3 million dollars, anyone can buy the village lock, stock and barrel.

Tuscany Suggestion: Hotel Castello di Casole

2012-07-03 by Phil Butler

For those of you headed to Tuscany this Summer, the 41-suite boutique Hotel Castello di Casole is one option that should not be overlooked. Located on a most picturesque 4,200-acre estate, the hotel offers not only a wellness center and superb regional cuisine, but incomparable vineyards and a wondrous game reserve too. Timbers Resort’s announced the grand […]

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