Tuscany
Tuscany combines vineyard-covered hills and agricultural countryside with historic towns and cities. Regional food, art and architecture give the area appeal beyond its familiar landscapes.
Hotels in This Destination
A restored medieval hamlet in Chianti Classico, Borgo San Felice blends vineyard views, Michelin-starred dining, a working winery and deeply rooted Tuscan character.
Castelfalfi spreads across a restored Tuscan estate with golf, vineyards, a medieval village and a major wellness program, creating a rare full-scale resort in the countryside between Florence and Pisa.
Castello di Casole turns a 10th-century Tuscan castle and 3,200-acre estate into an intimate Belmond retreat with an infinity pool, vineyard, spa and deep agricultural history.
Rosewood Castiglion del Bosco is Tuscany at estate scale: 5,000 acres, Brunello vineyards, a private golf course and restored farmhouses centered on a 900-year-old borgo.
Hotel Il Pellicano is the Argentario coast’s enduring La Dolce Vita hideaway, pairing cliffside rooms and cottages with a private beach club, seawater pool, spa and Michelin-starred dining.
Principe Forte dei Marmi is an intimate modern retreat on the Tuscan coast, pairing crisp Made-in-Italy design with a private beach club, Michelin-starred dining, a serious spa and the relaxed rhythm of Versilia.