Where to stay in Tuscany - The best countryside, towns and villages

It's all about where to stay in Tuscany based on your type of trip: countryside or towns/villages, with family and kids or just your partner, for a short or long stay, with or without car.

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Best hotels & accommodations in Tuscany
FLORENCE
SIENA
PISA
LUCCA
AREZZO

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00:00 Introduction
00:33 Florence
02:21 Pisa
03:29 Lucca
04:42 Arezzo
05:41 Siena
07:14 Best areas for wine tasting
08:01 Best without car
09:04 Where to stay in Tuscany countryside
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[nespolinho]

Arezzo is sop underrated.
Monte san Savino, Cortona, and all the casentino valley are precious and full of history, but most of all, really not busy and enjoyable, price reflect that .

[viviennewest]

It’s great to learn about the other half of me, yap half Italian, half English with a bit of Croatian and marred a German. Son married a Romanian.

[shin-i-chikozima]

The wonderfulness of Tuscany full of delicious foods and wines is off the charts

From
A corner of the Land of the Rising Sun🇯🇵

[JasmineTowers]

This is one of the most informative sharing about Tuscany that I ever viewed. Thanks and much, Stefano. appreciated.

[tobysadler]

Thanks for the tips. We stayed in the gorgeous village of Gombitelli, 12km from Lucca and 25km north of Pisa. Visited both and more, best holiday ever❤

[dona]

There is only one place in the world where everyday life is so completely reflected in the sublime, in a wonderful mix of nature and is Tuscany.
Marie-Henri Beyle, Stendhal

[TNothingFree]

We drove 3 hours to saturina, was wonderful.
Got to a small town to have lunch, the people were super nice.
Best time ever.

We missed Lucca and Arrezo, so maybe one day we'll be back there for more :)
Renting a car in touscany is a must!

[katiirabbi]

I stumbled across Arezzo by accident when I got off at the wrong stop on the train, and what a wonderful mistake!! Absolutely lovely town, so underrated, I went in March so there was barely any tourists.

[pennypeyton]

LOVE Arezzo!! LOVE Tuscany!! Montalcino and Montepulciano are also two of my absolute favorites.

[diopinzon]

I travelling soon…. And this video has made change the whole itinerary 😅 … IM GOING TO TUSCANY NOW!!!! 😂😂

[vivianchierentin]

I was there last month I rented a car was wonderful amazing place I loved that ❤️

[vineetarora]

Libbiano, peccioli has amazing cypress trees views. Close to pisa, San Giminiano, Volterra, Siena

[sdmaero]

Grazie, great video, excellent information and a contagious love of Tuscany. Can't wait to visit asap.

[mercedess]

Just watched the video about Tuscany. I can't wait for the opportunity to go.. Thank you for all the information. Subscribed to your channel. :))))

[korenng]

Great video & very helpful...going here this May for niece Tuscany Wedding !

[carlosacchelli]

W LIVORNO ( ♥️ a beatiful Town), w all Tuscany Forever. Ciao

[form]

Tuscany is inarguably the most picturesque region in the eorld and Val D'Orcia is the cherry on the top of it .

[kristinlink]

Heading to Lucca and Florence in just a few weeks. I just can’t wait! Thanks for more info

[vsgtrek]

Thanks (Grazie) for this info. My friends and I will be staying in a small village monteriggioni near Siena . I was a bit hesitant about renting a car, but now I’m confident in going ahead and renting one. Your photos are stunning!! Again thanks for sharing the info!!

[LL-chce]

Hello Stefano, love your video. I've been to Florence several times and love everything about it. I traveled to Lucca on my last trip and have to disagree about this area. It was very difficult walking inside the main area, was getting lost on the tiny streets and alleys, and didn;t find the experience very enjoyable. It was also at least an hour and a half away from Florence by train!