Self-catering villas in Italy
Italy remains a destination of choice for many holiday makers. Apart from the magnificent cities such as Rome, Florence and Venice, Italy is famed for its beautiful countryside and agritourism – farmhouses and rural retreats. As well as being synonymous with rolling hills and lush countryside, the regions of Tuscany and Umbria are also renowned for their wine production – visit vineyards in Chianti region which is most famous for its red wine. Read more
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Villas In Italy - Results for holiday villas for rent in Italy
Villa Linchiano - Villa Linchiano
This 8 bedroom villa with swimming pool is located in Gambassi Terme and sleeps 14 people. It has a garden, barbeque facilities and parking nearby.
Villa Perla Gialla - Villa Perla Gialla
This 4 bedroom villa with swimming pool is located in San Miniato and sleeps 12 people. It has a garden, barbeque facilities and parking nearby.
Villa Monnalisa 18 - Villa Monnalisa 18
This 5 bedroom villa with swimming pool is located in Osteria di Ramazzano and sleeps 18 people. It has a garden, barbeque facilities and parking nearby.
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The landlocked region of Umbria is one of Italy’s smallest locations and is steeped in history – from small sleepy villages to mediaeval castles – providing picture perfect postcard sceneries. Explore the Campania region, and its capital Naples, to discover its diverse cuisine – from fresh seafood to farm house rustic cooking. Famed also for its typical Italian dishes Naples is the birthplace of pizza which is now a worldwide popular dish.
No less magnificent than the Palace of Versailles in France, Palace of Caserta was constructed during the 18th century for the then King of Naples and is now a UNESCO world heritage site. Bordering with Switzerland, the northern region of Lombardy is home to the beautiful Lake Como, Lake Garda and Lake Maggiore. There are many picturesque small towns dotted around the lakes including Bellagio, Luino and Lugano.
Villa holidays in Italy are the best way to experience the real Italian charm this Mediterranean country boasts. Villas in Italy provide a selection of styles, size and features - private swimming pools, vast gardens and secure parking are just some of the available facilities.
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