Italy´s regions
The underrated village next to the hotspot
Why property buyers should look 20 kilometres further afield
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Ultimately, for buyers, it is rarely the region itself that matters, but rather the intended use of the property: a second home, a retirement home or an investment with a view to letting.
ContinueArezzo and the castle of ghosts
Every castle worthy of mention has its own history, but the castles of Tuscany also have their ghosts.
ContinueThe best regions in Italy for remote working and a second home
What was still the exception just a few years ago is now the norm for many professionals: they no longer open their laptops in the office, but on the terrace of a holiday home in Umbria or in a co-working space in Bari.
ContinueFamous Tuscans
Tuscany has a magical allure. Hollywood shoots countless films with thin plots but stunning backdrops – whether in Siena or Florence – and many celebrities and artists, such as Sting, have bought a home or a farmhouse here, complete with vineyards and olive groves; many have simply moved here, but...
ContinueDid Michelangelo and Leonardo know each other?
Tuscany is medieval culture in its purest form
ContinueAffordable sea-view homes in Versilia
Versilia is famous in Italy both for its beauty and for its exclusive nightlife
ContinueGarfagnana
- the Garfagnana is a wild mountain region in Tuscany, stretching north of Lucca
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