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Monteargentario, Tuscany's natural lagoon
In Italy, we have the beautiful Venice, but it is, in part, man-made. Then there is a natural lagoon, in Tuscany, known by the name of: Monteargentario.
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In search of the most precious flavour: truffle hunting in Tuscany.
The search for the most precious flavour is an adventure that challenges every seeker in their own way
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One last Pizzazza – properties with a view of Italy's village scene
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Seaside properties in Italy – dream or investment trap?
A house by the sea in Italy – for many people, this is the epitome of a lifelong dream
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Be careful, you could lose your heart to Burano!
How do you get to Burano? Ferries run to all the islands, and the number 12 will take you to Burano.
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Maremma, all its villages and coastline
The name Maremma indicates an area of over 5,000 square kilometres
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Buying a house in Italy: Which type of property is right for me?
This guide looks at the most common types of Italian property, from small apartments to large villas
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Tuscany's coasts
Diverse landscapes, variety and numerous cultural and architectural highlights in the immediate vicinity: This is what characterises the Tuscan coast
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Insider tip: property in Italy's mountain villages - affordable, charming, quiet
Italy is famous for many things, like it’s amazing food, its long history and its beautiful scenery.
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Viareggio in the rain: tips for bad weather on the Versilia coast
Viareggio is usually synonymous with sunshine, a light breeze carrying the scent of salt, sunglasses glistening on tanned noses and that almost kitschy lightness of being that Italian coastal towns so charmingly conjure up.
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Marina di Massa: the turtles are back
Caretta caretta in Tuscany: why turtles are suddenly nesting in Marina di Massa, what volunteers are doing – and how beachgoers can help protect a small natural wonder.
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Visit Chianti
Chianti, an absolutely emblematic area of Tuscany, stretches between Florence and Siena
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