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Villa Barbara is an exquisite, 12-acre luxury estate set on the hills looking down the glitzy bay of Portofino.

If you have dreamed of escaping to a beautiful place to experience the pleasure of life, Tuscany is where you have to be.

The Sorrento Coast brings everyone together: sea lovers, mountain enthusiasts, gourmand buffs, and even shopaholics.

Discover the timeless allure of Florence from the noble side of the Arno, where art, history, and culture converge in perfect harmony.

Set on a hilltop of the Sorrentino coast, Annia is a perfectly preserved 1950's luxury villa, showing its beauty with pride.

Ambita is a very charming two-story villa set on a beautiful panoramic terraced garden.

Elegantly sprawled on the hills on the south coast of the Sorrentino Peninsula, Aldana offers spectacular views of the Mediterranean sea.

La Costa Divina – the Divine Coast – is the nickname given to the Amalfi Coast and it perfectly condenses the feeling this stretch of coastline of Campania inspires.

The Val d'Orcia, located in the southern part of Tuscany, is home to many historic and cultural places, including the UNESCO Sites of Pienza, the ancient town of Montalcino, and the charming villages of Bagno Vignoni, Cetona, and Radicofani.

Sorrento, Positano, Amalfi, Praiano, Ravello, Maiori – these are some of the most iconic towns along the Amalfi Coast, connected by a stretch of winding road that runs for about 70 km, between the cities of Salerno and Sorrento.

Sometimes, a place simply speaks to you—whether through a memorable experience, a personal connection, or the way it makes you feel more relaxed and inspired.

The Oltrarno is Florence’s rive gauche, and even though this quarter lies beyond the Arno river and contains part of the city’s historical center, compared to the other side, it is calmer and certainly more authentic.

Torre di Positano is a truly unique seaside property located at the edge of the Positano harbor and it has 1,000 years of history behind it.

The Maremma region, renowned for its scenic beauty and rich heritage, features gentle hills adorned with vineyards, olive groves, and Mediterranean landscapes.

Val di Noto is a picturesque region in southeastern Sicily - a popular tourist destination due to its stunning Baroque architecture.

The Val d'Orcia, an UNESCO World Heritage site in southern Tuscany, is renowned for its picturesque landscapes, including rolling hills, vineyards, and charming towns like Pienza and Montalcino.

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It’s no wonder that the Amalfi Coast has become one of the main bucket-list destinations: Italy’s most scenic stretch of coastline boasts characteristic corniche winding roads, colorful terraced villages, striking sunsets and fascinating views over the crystal waters.

The Val d’Orcia, a UNESCO heritage site, is a blessed Tuscan land with a rich cultural heritage.

To the nature lover, the Val d'Orcia offers peaceful sceneries scattered with golden wheat and sunflowers fields that spread as far as the eye can see.