Jelly fish
Posted in: Livorno Localities Must See Attractions Tourist Attractions Tuscan Coast
Tuscany has plenty of activities that adults are sure to enjoy but sometimes children in the group might become tired of waiting in lines or having to stay quiet and calm as they are marched through a parade of museums. An activity that is educational but will keep all ages and groups happy, whether you are holidaying as a family, couple, adult friends, or even on your own, is visiting an aquarium. This gives an opportunity to ooh and aah over the beauty, oddities, dramatics and humour of nature and see creatures that aren't readily visible out in the wild.

The aquarium of Livorno is an especially beautiful and interesting place, filled with many, many different species of aquatic life and located perfectly and centrally at the seafront promenade, just where the famous Mascagni Terrace begins. Once you have found a vacation rental in Livorno, this is just the place to spend a fun afternoon or to stroll through on a quiet morning.
Lake Burano, dock
Posted in: Lakes Localities Parks & Gardens Tourist Attractions Tuscan Coast
Burano Lake is like something plucked from a still of a Disney movie; its crystal blue waters and surroundings are incredibly beautiful. In fact, tourist guides often call it “Disneyland”.

The tranquil atmosphere, proliferation of wildlife and plants, and walking tracks make it the perfect part of Tuscany to go for a stroll on a cool evening as the sun sets over the water and transforms it into a swirling pool of colour or to spend a day bird-watching, exploring and taking photos.

Just find the perfect villa rental in Capalbio for you and yours nearby and you can begin exploring this captivating natural oasis for yourself.
View of Follonica
Posted in: Beaches Churches & Religious Buildings Localities Tourist Attractions Tuscan Coast
The city of Follonica is often seen as the Miami of Tuscany by the locals in the Maremma area. The second biggest city in the region, it is located on the Tuscan coast and does somewhat mirror Miami with its modern, busy city centre that stretches right to the shore and the bright colours of the stark white buildings, blue sea, golden sand and colourful beach umbrellas.

If you're looking for a place with a vibrant setting and nightlife like that of Miami, paired with the delights and laid-back energy of Tuscany, then there is nowhere better! Whether you are looking to work on your tan and have a few cocktails, play in the water with your kids, go on adventures and try out water sports or visit churches and museums, try Tuscan cuisine, sample local wines or shop for a little of that typical Italian style, you can do it all here.

Just find a villa with pool in Follonica and discover a little Miami vice and Tuscan delights all in the one place!
The Views around Capalbio
Posted in: Beaches Churches & Religious Buildings Localities Tourist Attractions Tuscan Coast
Capalbio is a beautiful medieval town in southern Maremma, on the Tuscan coast, which is known for its beautiful characteristic and historical village, the unparalleled natural scenery that surrounds, its historical and cultural heritage, the architectural prowess displayed at every turn and the long sandy beaches that is boasts. There is plenty to see and do in the town and it is lively all year round but offers an incredible range of events and festivals during the summer.

From May to October, there are festivals almost every weekend to keep you busy and give visitors a taste of the traditions and culture of the area.

However, the loveliness of the town, relaxed atmosphere and pretty beaches mean that its also the perfect place to kick back and relax and do nothing at all. Whatever your preference may be, Capalbio is sure to cater for it! Just find a villa rental in Capalbio and have the perfect Tuscan holiday.
Ospedale Degli Innocenti
Posted in: Florence History Localities Museums & Galleries Renaissance Tourist Attractions
The Ospedale degli Innocenti, in Florence, was established in 1419 as the first lay institution in the world dedicated to infancy and childhood thanks to donations from Francesco Datini, “the merchant of Prato”. It became home to children abandoned by their families for various reasons, generally extreme poverty and those children then received the surname Innocenti. The prevalence of this name today indicates the importance and scale of the institution's work. However, the building that was home to this service, so ahead of its time, is one of the city's major attractions for more than its social and historical importance; it is also an architectural gem designed by the great Renaissance master, Brunelleschi. Now, a new museum is also being opened on the premises this summer that looks to both the past and the future. If you are interested in history, social issues, culture and art, this sight is a must-see as it manages to cater to all of these interests. Just find a luxury villa in Florence and you can visit for yourself.