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@la.chintina @winedoorsflorence . . . . . . . . . . . . #winewindow #winewindows #winetime #winewindowsflorence #wineoclock #fridaymood #fridaywine #italianwine #italianwines #winelover #winelifestyle #urbanart #artoftheday #art #architecture #architecturephotography #archidaily #shotz_of_italia #shotz_of_toscana #tuscanylovers #tuscanypeople #chintina #ig_italy #ig_firenze #theflorentine #adayinflorence #covid_19 #covid #distanzadisicurezzaSardinia has some of the Mediterranean’s most seductive beaches, yet within close distance of some great restaurants, agreeable bars and the calming evening rituals. When you’ve had enough of beaches, there’s plenty more to divert you: the magnificent landscapes, the fabulous seafood and, for history lovers, the Carthaginian and Roman ruins, Pisan churches and Spanish Baroque.
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]]>Parco Del Principe
From the services of a private butler and personal chef to the state-of-the-art gym, pool bar, and sauna room, Parco del Principe is the ideal place to unwind from daily life. What’s more, this villa is perfectly positioned to visit the nearby National Etruscan Museum as well as the vineyards of Montepulciano.
Tuscany Villa Marie
With its instantly recognizable Terracotta rooftops, this exquisite villa comes with plenty of amenities on its expansive grounds, ranging from a swimming pool to a wine cellar, an organic vegetable garden, and even a private lake. What’s more, you can even explore the Tuscan countryside with the villa’s Alfa Romeo or Vespa.
Tuscany Villa Busini
Closely located to the city of Florence is the elegant Tuscany Villa Busini. This villa is a sight to behold, with its grand ancient Roman sculpted busts and wallpapers along with its harmonious Renaissance garden.
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]]>Green Tiger House, Thailand
Green Tiger House in Chiang Mai, Thailand, is a paradise for vegan and plant-based travelers. It offers a fully vegan menu along with eco-friendly amenities such as solar-powered hot water and organic bedding. Guests can enjoy Thai specialties in the hotel restaurant, practice yoga on the terrace, or explore any of the local temples and markets.
Agrivilla I Pini, Italy
This vegan hotel in Italy’s Tuscany region offers vegan travelers the opportunity to fully disconnect and unwind. The renovated farmhouse property trades television and internet for vineyards, a salt water pool, and farm-to-table cuisine. Take a stroll through the countryside or check out the local village of San Gimignano – you won’t even miss technology, we promise.
Volcano Eco Retreat, Hawaii
Sustainability meets luxury at the Volcano Eco Retreat in Hilo, Hawaii. Accommodations include solar power and a rainwater catchment system, and the plant-based meals served at the hotel restaurant are prepared with ingredients sourced from local organic farms. Start your day with a cup of fresh Hawaiian coffee before heading to the zen garden for morning yoga.
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]]>Don’t Get Distracted
When traveling to countries that are known for their beautiful nature, such as Peru or Bolivia, it makes sense that you’d go out of your way to embark on hikes and whatnot. But when it comes to particularly European countries such as Italy or France, with all of their museums, history, and culture—it can be very easy to get distracted.
Don’t get us wrong, there’s nothing wrong with soaking up the history and art of a town—but take some town to explore the countryside of these places as well, because you’ll get to know things about them that you wouldn’t have otherwise. For instance, the Tuscany countryside is absolutely gorgeous, and you’d certainly benefit from its colorful and endless vistas. The same can be said for so many other amazing countries, so don’t sleep on it!
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]]>Cortona
The medieval tower in Cortona, along with its stony architecture, immediately draws you in. The magic of this place will make you feel like you’re walking in the Middle Ages, and the view of Lake Trasimeno shimmers in the twilight.
San Gimignano
Speaking of towers, San Gimignano has 15 of them, each more exquisite to look at than the last. This is literally one of the most beautiful towns in the world, not just in Italy. Rife with history and delicious authentic food, this is one town you can’t miss.
Lucca
Lucca is located smack dab in the middle of the Tyrrhenian Sea and Pisa’s marble frontispieces, and it’s attached pretty firmly to the Serchio River. This serene town offers some amazing trails that go on and on, and you’ll be lucky enough to sip on homemade Italian white wine when the day is done.
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]]>Under the Tuscan Sun (2003)
Based on a true story, the film Under the Tuscan Sun is about author Frances Mayes’ decision to uproot herself from New York City after a bad divorce. It gave audiences an inside look at Tuscany, the many olive trees, and all of the old villas just waiting to be renovated. If you’ve been thinking about renting an old villa and summering in Italy then you should watch this film.Â
I Am Love (2009)
Instead of being set in the countryside, I Am Love takes place in the city of Milan. The film follows the fictional Recchi family and their opulent homes all over Italy. This will make you want to wander around the fashion capital, and summer on an estate.
Call Me By Your Name (2017)
No Italian movie list would be complete without the romantic drama Call Me By Your Name. The film is set in the Lombardy region, and it gives audiences a view of small Italian towns, an old villa, and of course, the romance that permeates Italy itself.Â
You’re probably going to want to venture here with a significant other after watching these films.
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]]>The solution the local winemakers found was absolutely brilliant. They have created a small hole in the wall from which they can sell the wine while protecting their identity and limiting contact with the buyers.
Today there are around 267 “wine windows” in Tuscany, most of them in the city of Florence. These became once again popular lately with the spread of Covid-19. The restaurants in Florence were forced to close during the pandemic, but the 16th century solution was proved useful once again, allowing the wine sellers to continue running their business.
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]]>Florence
The cradle of the Renaissance, Florence is one of Europe’s great art cities. There’s so much exquisite art and architecture, it’s difficult to know where to start. But Florence is also a living city with a vibrant restaurant and nightlife scene. Filled with handsome, historic shops and quality crafts, getting lost in this magical city is a must.
Venice
Venice never loses its capacity to mesmerize. There’s a reason why it’s popular: It is an exquisite city that is miraculously built on water. It’s important to remember that, even at peak visitor times, you are never more than a bridge and an alley away from a more secluded city, full of secret pathways, handsome squares and lively neighborhood wine bars. No matter what season you visit, the churches and museums are always open to the public but there is also a vibrant contemporary art scene that is starting to grow.
Tuscany
Probably the richest in culture, in Tuscany, its history and culture are at the root of everything. Tuscany has so many historic towns with more than enough to see, do, eat and drink to fill a long weekend.
Amalfi Coast
An insanely beautiful rugged stretch of coastline between Sorrento and Ravello, the Amalfi Coast is like nowhere else in the world. With its deep bays that protect the towns and villages along the way, it is the glamorous and compelling go-to summertime destination in Europe, with breathtaking views, amazing food and beautiful people. On top of that, the hotels along the way live up to their surroundings with ease. Many of them are family-run, sometimes for generations!
Sardinia
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