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Old Jun 20th, 2007, 06:34 AM
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Tuscanny Trip advice?

Hello Travellers! I am in the process of planning a trip to Italy in early Oct. with my girlfriend, sister and her husband. Plan on renting a villa in Tuscanny for a week either in the Montalcino/Pienza or Chianti area (Greve/Siena) Would like to be near a quaint village with cafe's/bars/restaurants? Any recomendations on the best area or Villa's appreciated. Will be staying in Florence on the back end so no day trips there required though we will do a few day trips since we will be renting a car for the week.

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Old Jun 20th, 2007, 06:42 AM
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Hi B,

Only one "n" in Tuscany.

If you enter <Tuscany agritourismo> in the "seasrch this forum" box you will got many, many suggestions.

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Old Jun 20th, 2007, 06:59 AM
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Thanks Ira...that's what I was looking for.
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The best Tuscany info is at slowtrav.com--look at their reviews of rentals.
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we are staying in greve july 2-6. there are 4 of us and we rented a small apartment....http://www.greve-in-chianti.com/lapiazza.htm for 75E per night. can't vouch for it yet but the price was great and the photos were very pretty.
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Thanks Bob and R...Slowtrav is very helpful...I've been perusing it all day.
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Having spent time both in the Chianti region and the Val d'Orcia region (Montalcino/Pienza etc.) I vote that the Val d'Orcia region is one of THE most beautiful areas in the world. I know there are many that agree with me on this. I stayed in a hotel in Montalcino so cannot help with a villa, but definitely try to get one in this area.
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We just returned from a trip to Italy where we stayed in Castellina in Chianti for four nights. We stayed at Fattoria Tregole - absolute paradise. They rent five rooms and two apartments on the most gorgeous farm land. Here's the web site: www.fattoria-tregole.com
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