“I moved to Italy for love but work is what brought me here.”
“Bars are lively until late hours in the night, restaurants are often packed with patrons, and various arts and culture festivals make their way in and out until September.”
“History, sea and wine, these are the three main ingredients that characterize the 500km of Tuscan coastline, from Mount Argentario in the south to the Apuan Alps in the north.”
“If you care enough to go and find out what’s going on there, it will open up for you, rewarding your curiosity with great experiences.”
“I can confirm that Giglio is absolutely magical…And also quite dangerous, as many of our guests end up with plans to move to the island or buy a house here.”
“On Capraia, the magic lies in the unique and indissoluble bond between nature and man, which remains undisturbed over the years.”
“It is difficult to describe the almost mystical, suspended atmosphere that reigns supreme on the island of Gorgona.”
“Wherever you turn in Lucca there’s a story to discover.”
“My idea of heaven still is to drive the gravel farm roads of Umbria and Tuscany, very pleasantly lost.” –Frances Mayes in Under the Tuscan Sun
“In the homologation brought by ‘globalisation’, the mastery expressed by ancient crafts is to be safeguarded like works of art.” Carla Fendi
“So put your phones down for a few minutes and envision yourself at one of our favorite Agriturismi in Tuscany”
“Can you picture yourself rowing in the Arno just underneath the Ponte Vecchio, facing the Uffizi Gallery?”
“… it inspires a very peculiar feeling of déjà vu, since this valley is one of the most photographed, and idealized, places in all of Italy.”
“[…] I had never dreamt that the heavily protected Island of Montecristo, so shrouded in mystery and scarcely permitted to visit, would make its way onto my list…”
