Pistoia is nestled in the fertile valley of the Amrone River, approximately 18 miles to the north west of Florence, in Italy’s scenically diverse region of Tuscany. This ancient city was occupied in Ligurian, Etruscan and Roman times.
There are literally endless reasons to visit Rome, one of Europe’s oldest and most popular cities. The ancient architecture, superb shopping and exquisite cuisine, are just three reasons to head to the unique city of Rome. Visiting any of the city’s 4000 churches is another intriguing pastime in this glorious city.
If you’re looking for an authentic Portuguese destination, a place where you can discover traditional life in the Algarve, the head to the pretty little village of Estoi.
The Algarve remains a leading European holiday destination all year round. Unlike other areas, many of its sites, shops, restaurants and tourist activities stay open all year round, meaning there’s plenty to do for all the family.
Welcome to the fabulous Casa del Turó, the latest addition to our varied programme of villas in Catalunya. This simply stunning villa is built on a hillside on the outskirts of the tranquil hamlet of Saus. This large villa boasts four bedrooms and four bathrooms, sleeping six guests comfortably. Casa del Turó exudes a classic
Fancy going somewhere different for Christmas and experiencing the festival season amidst a unique culture, scenery and climate?
Swimming pools are tremendous fun, for people of all ages. On holiday, swimming pools can act as the focal point, helping to keep the children entertained, cooling us down when it’s hot outside and providing a great form of exercise.
With a volcanic landscape that’s unrivalled anywhere, a coastline interspersed with beautiful beaches and an appealing year-round climate, there’s plenty of reasons to visit the popular Canary Island of Lanzarote.
The perched little town of Saint Paul de Vence on France’s spectacular Cote d’Azur is a magical place that has long attracted artists looking to be inspired by the most beautiful of landscapes. Cobbled alleys weave and ascend to the pinnacle of the town, lined with restaurants, bars, art galleries and boutiques. Such is the
If you yearn to discover quintessential Tuscany then head to the small and charming town of Cortona in the Chiana Valley – Valdichiana – area in southern Tuscany, some 70 miles to the south east of Florence.
