Family estates in tuscany

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Grand Tour Medici Napoleopne

La Firenze del Grand tour, la fine dei Medici e l’ombra di Napoleone. Tra i blu dei lapislazzuli e le trasparenze diafane dei cammei, tra i ricami e le mussoline…
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# 23/07/2006 in what's on in florence - 0 comments)

Giglio and Giannutri islands

If you are willing to leave for a day your wonderfull house on the Estate of Marsiliana, you can rent a magnificent speedy day cruiser and make a day at the islands of Giannutri and Giglio, or just cruise off the coasts of the Argentario mountain dotted with secluded bays and sourroundedby the most beautifull waters of Tuscany.

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# 22/07/2006 in what's on in Maremma - 0 comments)

Galleria Continua

Ricca estate alla Continua. La galleria di San Gimignano dedica al suo pubblico tre mostre e un’installazione di Chen Zhen. Dalle ragnatele ai labirinti…
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# 21/07/2006 in what's on in Chianti - 0 comments)

Arte in Festa

Una villa immersa tra gli ulivi, invitati d’eccezione e cinque artisti chiamati a rivelare l’ambiguità del tempo presente. Potrebbero essere gli ingredienti di un giallo di Fruttero e Lucentini. E invece…
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# 21/07/2006 in events, what's on in Maremma - 0 comments)

SOVANA

While staying at tenuta di marsiliana’s propreties, cut out a moment to visit the delightfull village of Sovana.
Once you have seen Sovana, you certainly won’t regret having decided to visit it.
The Aldobrandesca Fortress stands at the entrance to the village, although this is just the first of the pleasant surprises that await you, starting from the absence of asphalt,
replaced by fired Tuscan bricks.
The Piazza del Pretorio awaits you with the Palazzetto del Archivio in the background. It
has such an original shape that it makes you wonder whether the architect was a child. On the left, in the same square, you will find the Church of S. Maria. Its stunning interior
dates back to the 13th century.
It is best to visit this village on foot. When you reach what could be defined as the end of
the village itself, you will find the Duomo di S. Pietro, which is worth visiting both
inside and out.

# 20/07/2006 in what's on in Maremma - 0 comments)

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