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Where to stay
Where to base yourself in Tuscany: a hill village, a town, an agriturismo, and the flatter or more accessible options.
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Wheelchair friendly Tuscany: the flatter places to visit and stay
The hill villages are steep and cobbled, but Lucca, Pisa, Florence and the Tuscan seaside are much friendlier for wheelchairs. Here is where I…
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Tuscany without a car: the best bases and what works
Can you see Tuscany without a car? Yes. The best towns to base yourself, which day trips work by train or bus, which places…
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Where to stay in Tuscany: hill village, town or agriturismo?
Hill village, town or agriturismo? The honest pros and cons of each place to stay in Tuscany, plus the CIN code, tourist tax and…
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Where to stay near Lucca and the Svizzera Pesciatina
Lucca, Pescia, Collodi, Montecatini, Montecarlo or a hill village? An honest local guide to where to stay near Lucca and the Svizzera Pesciatina, and…