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1. Casa di Giorgio Vasari
Historic HomeGiorgio Vasari (1511–74), the region's leading mannerist artist, architect, and art historian, designed and decorated this house after he bought...Read More
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2. Casa di Santa Caterina
Camollìa | Historic HomeCaterina Benincasa was born here in 1347. She had divine visions and received the stigmata, but is most famous for her words and her argumentative...Read More
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3. Casa Natale di Giacomo Puccini
Historic HomeLucca's most famous musical son was born in this house. It includes the piano on which Puccini composed Turandot, scores of important early...Read More
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4. Casa Natale di Leonardo
Historic HomeNo one knows the precise location of Leonardo da Vinci's birthplace, but this typical 15th-century Tuscan house is in the general vicinity and...Read More
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5. Palazzina dei Mulini
Historic HomeDuring Napoléon's famous exile on Elba in 1814–15, he built this residence out of two windmills. It still contains furniture from the period...Read More
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6. Poggio a Caiano
Historic HomeFor a look at gracious country living Renaissance style, take a detour to the Medici villa in Poggio a Caiano. Lorenzo "il Magnifico" (1449...Read More
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7. Villa Chigi
GardenPeek at the gardens of Villa Chigi, a 19th-century villa built on the site of a 14th-century castle (actually the "new castle" from which Castelnuovo...Read More
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8. Villa Medicea
Historic HomeOn the night of July 15, 1576, Isabella de' Medici, daughter of the all-powerful Cosimo I, grand duke of Tuscany, was murdered by her husband...Read More
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9. Villa Medicea La Ferdinanda di Artimino
Historic HomeIn the small town of Artimino, next door to Carmignano, is the Villa Medicea La Ferdinanda di Artimino. Built by Ferdinando I de' Medici (1549...Read More
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10. Villa Reale
GardenEight kilometers (5 miles) north of Lucca in Marlia, this villa was once the home of Napoléon's sister, Princess Elisa. Restored by the Counts...Read More
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11. Villa San Martino
Historic HomeA couple of miles outside Portoferraio, this splendid villa was Napoléon's summer home during his 10-month exile on Elba. Temporary exhibitions...Read More
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