Stay In This 904 YEAR-OLD Private Tuscan Villa in Italy For $0/Night With Inspirato Pass (Full Tour)

As we finish our first full year of nomadic travel and living, we find ourselves checking out of our 2-bedroom flat in the South of France where we explored several famous towns and restaurants over the past week - and taking a private car on a 7-HOUR DRIVE to the rolling hills and vineyards of Siena in Tuscany, Italy. Inspirato has hooked us up with a sprawling hilltop villa where we’ll be living for the next week.

Il Campanile is an estate comprised of three luxury villas: Villa Belezza, with 3 bedrooms and 3 and half bathrooms; Villa Collina, a 4700 square foot former castle with 4 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms, and our 2-bedroom home, Villa Villetta. It’s possible to reserve all 3 for a huge family or friends get-together, but even one villa makes for a great group venue. Watch until the end of this video for a complete walk-through of the two other massive villas.

Contents:

0:00 Intro
0:32 Pisa Pitstop
1:27 Il Campanile
2:13 Pizza Party
4:46 Mozzafiato Shout-Out
6:23 Villa Tour
13:00 Tuscan Activities
14:30 Walk-Thru The Two Larger Villas

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We’re the Lockwoods: a family with 3 kids, 5 careers, and endless passion for adventure. Two years ago, we decided it was time for Phil's ad agency to abandon the in-person, 5-day workweek. So they 86’d the office and work hours, allowing our own family to start traveling almost constantly. We now work, school, and explore in a different place every week—from our own mountain and beach homes to exotic villas, resorts, and yachts around the world. As we experience and support diverse cultures, we hope to inspire more families to design a life of freedom and adventure.

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[janetceniza]

husband speaking - here I am again, The Villa was fascinating and so much history - It must have been a major project to add all the modern amenities. Time 16:05, that kitchen is
way too small for me, I would not want to eat in there, just looking at the picture makes me feel claustrophobic. Then you see how huge most all the other room are, ?Time 23:04 your
camera technique as you come down the stairs is so smooth that it seems like you are floating down, very nice touch. Definitely one of your best stories.

[kdiadesmone]

Awesome! We are currently in Tuscany as well! Staying in a beautiful Airbnb within the walls of Lucca! A must see! Hope you guys enjoy!

[mylahbarreto]

Ooh hahaha, my mom and I got gelato at that exact shop! Yumm! That Villa is insane!

[greenshp]

Fun video, but I have to correct you on something: The exposed walls are from the medieval era, but at that time they would not have been exposed, they would have been plastered and whitewashed or painted a single hue. Documentation suggests this was done beginning from about 1100 and very possibly earlier. The cinematic view we have of dark, damp rocky walls in the castle interior are not accurate. After plastering, they would be decorated with painted patterns - birds, flowers, geometric patterns of the era, or fleur-de-lis (yes, in Italy too). Some of the walls would have been hung with huge tapestries (keeps heat in the room in winter) .

[VKjk]

I’ve just stumbled upon your channel and been binging since lol… You guys are such a cute and gorgeous family. I’ve been to Italy so many times and yet, I still found some surprising places and restaurants through your channel. I’ll definitely go and visit them next month when I’m there again 😉 Thank you for sharing your beautiful life. Ps - If you’re ever in Bordeaux, buzz me 😬 Ciaoooo