24Apr 0 Tuscany Rental Agencies Posted By: Anna Maria Baldini Vacation accommodations in Tuscany, • • • VIEW ALL POSTS • • • Tuscany Rental Agencies Recommended agencies for booking your Tuscany vacation rental accommodation Booking your holiday accommodation in Tuscany directly with the property owner via a web site is not for everyone. If you feel that inexperience with the internet, language limitations or a desire to work with someone who has first-hand knowledge of the accommodations precludes direct booking, then we have some reliable and highly experienced Tuscany rental agencies for you. Toscana Casa, specialising in rental of vacation apartments, villas and holiday homes in the enchanting landscape of the Chianti area. Click here for Chianti vacation rental accommodation. Here are some similar topics: Types of vacation accommodations in Tuscany One of the pleasures of a vacation in Tuscany is the wide selection of comfortable accommodations that are available. Holiday lodgings range from Tuscan villas, through farmhouses (case coloniche), vacation apartments to B&B rooms.… Read More » Houses for sale in Tuscany Antonella Bonatti founded ITALHAUS Immobiliare in 1988. Our office is located in the heart of the Chianti Classico wine zone, in the historical main piazza of Greve in Chianti, halfway between Florence and Sienna. Whether you are searching for a… Read More » Timeshares and fractional ownership in Tuscany Fractional ownership of a vacation apartment is similar to a timesharebut with more flexibility and better equity. Borgo di Vagli fractional ownership club near Cortona on the Tuscan-Umbrian border provides access to luxury accommodation in a restored mediaeval village at… Read More » Tuscany Cooking Lessons If you are visiting Tuscany, don’t miss out on a chance to increase your experience of Italian cookery by having a personalised Tuscan cooking class at your vacation villa or agriturismo in Tuscany.… Read More » Bagno Vignoni Bagno Vignoni (sometimes Bagni Vignoni) is famous for its thermal baths. It was popular with the Romans (and probably the Etruscans) and rose to prominence again during the middle ages because of the proximity of the Via Francigena, the north-south… Read More »
