Accommodations Lucignano

Accommodations in Lucignano, Arezzo. Selected charming accommodations in Lucignano: farmhouse, hotels and countryhouse at the best available rate.

Greve in Chianti (Florence)

44 km from Lucignano
Villa Chianti 7 beds

Villa Chianti is a private villa for rent in Chianti area with pool and garden that can accommodate up to 7 people.
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  - 3 Bedrooms
  - 7 Beds
  - Pool

Bagno a Ripoli (Florence)

47 km from Lucignano
Villa Valdarno 12 beds

Villa Valdarno is a typical Tuscan farmhouse located in a secluded and peaceful area in the heart of the Tuscan countryside, among vineyards and olive groves, and enjoys a privileged panoramic view of the Florentine Valdarno.
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  - Pool

Castiglione della Pescaia (Grosseto)

93 km from Lucignano
Villa Roccamare Castiglione della Pescaia 12 beds

Beautiful and characteristic villa with stone finishes located in the exclusive Roccamare area in Castiglione della Pescaia.
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  - 6 Bedrooms
  - 12 Beds

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Lucignano: discover the surroundings

Lucignano
Lucignano is one of the most interesting centres in Tuscany because of its original castle on an elliptical plan, closed in by a wall with towers.
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Foiano della Chiana (6 km)
Evidence of Etruscan settlements of the VI-IV centuries BC testify to the ancient origins of Foiano and the nearby town of Pozzo della Chiana.
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The Sentiero della Bonifica (6 km)
Sentiero della Bonifica cycle and pedestrian path which joins Arezzo to Chiusi is about 62 km along Valdichiana equipped for those who wish to travel slowly, either by bike or on foot.
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The Valley of the Chiana (7 km)
The Valley of the Chiana is the most vast of the Apennine valleys occupying more than 500 square kilometres of immaculately tended cultivation appearing as a garden from Cortona.
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Monte San Savino (7 km)
Monte San Savino is the birthplace of the great Renaissance sculptor Andrea Contucci called Il Sansovino and of Pope Julius III.
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Trequanda (11 km)
The medieval village of Trequanda, crowned by the remnants of the ancient Cacciaconti castle, stands a hill 462 meters high sited between the Val di Chiana and the Val d' Asso.
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Rapolano Terme (12 km)
In the Middle Ages the territory of Rapolano Terme was part of the properties of the Counts of the Scialenga who dominated over the main castle of the area.
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Torrita di Siena (12 km)
The first historical records referring to Torrita di Siena date back to the 11th century when the name appears in an Amiata legal code of the year 1037.
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Castiglion Fiorentino (16 km)
The inhabited nucleus of Castiglion Fiorentino was developed in the Etruscan period and the Hellenistic period. After the Romans conquered the Arezzo territory they organized agricultural production in the form of villas.
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Asciano (16 km)
The city of Asciano is on high ground in the upper Ombrone valley, on the old Via Lauretana.
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Monte Oliveto Maggiore abbey (16 km)
Monte Oliveto Maggiore is a Congregation, found in a marvellous spot just south of Siena, in what is characteristic of this countryside, the crete senesi.
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Crete Senesi (16 km)
The territory of Crete Senesi contains all of those things which we have come to associate with Tuscany
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San Giovanni d'Asso (19 km)
San Giovanni d'Asso is located from the hill dominating the valley of the Asso torrent the Crete and offer a magic and atmospheres of a pure and perfumed land.
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Cortona (19 km)
Cortona was an Etruscan town that today offers many important remains.
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Montepulciano (20 km)
The city of Montepulciano as very particular configuration: it is constructed along a geological ridge running down from the highest point.
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Castelnuovo Berardenga (21 km)
The municipal territory of Castelnuovo Berardenga extends for 177,03 square kilometres between the plain and the hills of the high valley of the river Ombrone.
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