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Lunigiana Rentals features several fantastic rental units smack in the heart of Italy's Lunigiana region in northern Tuscany. Want quiet and solitude? The Lunigiana has it. There are also some medieval villages that haven't changed much over time, a hundred or so castles, tons of walking trails, some great restaurants and more. It costs less here than the "other" Tuscany. We'll tell you about all of it. You'll want to spend more than a couple of days here, so doesn't it make sense to rent a restored stone house in a small village with a view of the hills and valleys of the Lunigiana? Why not come back to a house rather than a drab hotel room, especially when the cost is pretty much the same? Start by visiting our Rental Properties, or take a look at the events in the Lunigiana, or click on our links for more on this fascinating part of Tuscany. If you'd like to read up on the Lunigiana, check out the books in the Lunigiana Bookstore. And there's pictures of the Lunigiana in our Lunigiana in Autumn photo gallery. Lunigiana Vacation RentalsCasa GabriellaA two bedroom property on a hill with countryside views and a fully equiped Tuscan kitchen is perfect for a couple or two. More on Casa Gabriella. Note that we have reduced the price for 2006. Castelletto 25Your private window onto the Apuan Alps for a large group or family, just minutes from a medieval market town and close to trekking and winter skiing. More on Castelleto 25.
Picture Above: Malgrate. See Malgrate Castle and Borgo from Europe for Visitors.
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Where is the Lunigiana?Want to know where the Lunigiana is? Europe for Visitors has a fine Map with visitor essentials. Check it out. There are also some pictures of the town of Bagnone. Why Would You Come Here?The Lunigiana is home to over 100 castles and many more hiking trails, museums, and fine medieval villages. And it's quiet. It's the perfect place to go for vacation. Recommended ReadingLunigiana Rentals recommends The Alps of Tuscany : Selected hikes in the Apuane Alps, the Cinque Terre and Portofino below.
Looking to Purchase a House in the Lunigiana?Need help finding a house to purchase in the Lunigiana? Try the brand new site, The Italian Home Finder.
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