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Baedeker Allianz Travel Guide - Tuscany (2010), page 112

The author Jürgen Sorges gives an impression of the region:
“When hearing of Tuscany most people think of olive groves, vineyards and alleys of cypresses which meander through gentle rolling hills. But the landscape is much more varied – and by far not as smooth as picture postcards try to make believe. The predominant part of the region is hilly, the northwest can even be described as mountainous, the southwest on the other hand especially along the coast of the Maremma is rather low as it used to be marshland. Today it is partly protected as a natural reserve.”

If you find the heat a bit too much on the beach of Versilia then we recommend a tour up to the Apuan Alps that tower up behind the coastal strip. On a clear day the more than 300 marble quarries of Carrara sparkle like snow in the sun. Michelangelo used this famous marble for the creation of his works of art. The best day for a visit is on a Sunday as there is less traffic along the tight roads and virtually no lorries which make the driving experience less challenging. Nature lovers who are seeking sport activities will find sign posted hiking and mountain bike tours as well as guided tours for mountaineers and climbers to different places.


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Tuscany is not only known for its impressive hilly landscape and culture but also for it relaxing beach vacation along the 300 kilometre long coastline with great diversity that passes on into untouched nature. Along the Etruscan coast (Costa Etrusca) the lovely sandy beaches, stone pine and shingle beaches alternate between the rocky bays. On atraveo you will be able to find holiday apartments near the beach in the resorts of Marina di Castagneto, Vada and San Vincenzo. Further to the south the Maremma coast joins up with the long sandy beaches lined with pine trees. If you like a more tranquil setting then one should choose a place north of the nature reserve Parco Naturale della Maremma on the beach Marina di Alberese. The ports of Castiglione della Pescaia and Punta Ala are popular gathering places for sailing enthusiasts. In the north of Tuscany one can find the fine sandy beaches and lively coastal area of Versilia also known as Italy’ Copacabana.


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The longing and yearning for Italy has one name – Tuscany! You can expect charming country estates surrounded by olive groves and light flooded cypress avenues. Even famous stars such as Sting and Madonna have purchased lavish properties in this region. Not forgetting Leonardo da Vinci and Galileo Galilei who were inspired by this swathe of land. Do you dream of a vacation in the midst of the gentle sloping wine hills, extensive poppy fields and citrus gardens? With atraveo you are able to realise this dream. You are spoilt for choice as around 11,000 holiday apartments and houses are on offer!


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... it would probably be “Italy”. The country in the shape of a boot south of the Alps captivates especially by its diversity. Whether you would like to go on a culture holiday, a vacation at the seaside, a culinary journey or a sportive experience tour you can choose between the snowy mountain tops of the Alps, the soft rolling hills of Tuscany, the sunny Campania and the sub-tropical Sicily there is something on offer throughout the year.
You will surely find your favourite accommodation amongst the around 28,000 holiday apartments and houses which atraveo offers in Italy. Discover the spirited country south of the Alps and take your time to choose your dream holiday home in your favourite region.
atraveo customers enjoy especially the beautiful Tuscany, the pulsating Adriatic Coast as well as Lake Garda. Especially popular are also the two large Italian islands Sardinia and hot Sicily. Active holiday makers favour particularly South Tyrol – during summer the peaks and valleys of the Alps and Dolomites are ideal for hiking, climbing or mountain biking and during the winter the snowy hillsides and slopes entice numerous winter sports enthusiasts.
More tips for the search for great holiday houses: The sunny Campania, the beautiful Calabria, the colourful Italian Riviera along the Ligurian coast and the Upper Italian lakes such as Lake Maggiore or Lake Como. You can find more information on Italy in our blogs.

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