Tuscany Vacation Rentals

If you want to spend your holiday in Tuscany, you are spoilt for choice when it comes to the choice of accommodation, because among the tens of thousands of accommodations there are holiday apartments and fincas as well as cosy apartments for two. You will find the highest density of holiday apartments in the large cities of Florence, Pisa, Livorno, Perigua, Arezzo and Siena, where you will often live in a modern apartment in the historic city centre between narrow alleys and the magnificent palazzos of the Renaissance.

If you are looking for relaxation away from civilization, then a finca in the heart of Tuscany is just right for you. In picturesque places such as Rignano sull Arno, Barberino di Mugello on Lago di Bilancino or Vaiano near the Protetta del Monteferrato nature reserve, you will find ideal conditions to relax among olive groves, vineyards and the characteristic cypress avenues. The large plots are also ideal for carrying your four-legged family members.

Would you like to combine the Tuscan flair with a Mediterranean bathing holiday? This is no problem either, because a vacation rental in one of the coastal towns of Piombino, Grosseto, Cecina or Viareggio combines endless beaches on wildly romantic coasts with rustic vacation rentals in the shade of Tuscan orange and lemon trees. From the pool of your vacation rental on the hills behind the coastline you also enjoy a breathtaking view of the azure blue sea and the offshore islands.

The nine provinces of Tuscany, namely Arezzo, Grosseto, Livorno, Florence, Lucca, Pisa, Massa-Carrara, Pistoia, Siena and Prato, present quite different landscapes. While the mountainous eastern Tuscany around Arezzo is characterised by rugged cliffs and wooded areas, the wine-growing region of Chianti in the heart of Tuscany is topographically much gentler and, like the central Tuscany around Siena, is characterised by undulating terrain, lush flora and typical avenues. A contrast is created by the Tuscan archipelago with the island of Elba and Western Tuscany on the Etruscan Riviera, where the maritime influence makes for a much milder climate than in the hinterland.

If you set up your tents in one of the Tuscan metropolises, you can reach the local sights either on foot anyway thanks to the central location or, at best, you can take a taxi, because public transport usually takes a lot of time. However, to explore the area with its natural attractions and the many hidden monasteries, palaces and ruins from ancient times, you will need a rental car, which is best booked right at the airport. When driving on the legendary white roads of Tuscany, however, you should be aware that the braking and driving behaviour is strongly influenced by the fine gravel.

If there is one region in Italy that is more suitable than any other for culture lovers, it is Tuscany. While the ancient world is drawn to the numerous archaeological sites and ruins that tell of the life of the ancient Romans and Etruscans, lovers of art and architecture will be able to visit Pisa and Florence, where, in addition to the Medici villas, numerous Renaissance palaces, churches and gardens await discovery. There are also many museums where you can admire the works of Michelangelo, Leonardo da Vinci and other Renaissance artists.

Tuscany is the ideal region for cyclists and offers suitable tours for both pleasure cyclists and ambitious cyclists. While pleasure cyclists are drawn to the Versilia region with its coastal stretches, ambitious mountain bikers and racing cyclists are taken to the lonely and no less demanding mountain passes in the region around Massa, where ascents of 1,000 metres in altitude await them. As this is one of the hot sports for cyclists from all over Europe, there are enough rental bikes on site, which can be delivered to your vacation rental on request.

Tuscany is the most expensive region in Italy that you can visit, with an annual average of $135.08 per night, according to 2019 data.

According to our most recent historical data, the months with the most reduced prices in Tuscany are March, May and October, with average prices from $117.91, $118.37, and $121.16, respectively.

When it comes to looking for a vacation rental in Tuscany, the months when you will pay the most are, in order of highest to lowest, August, July and January, with average prices per night of $166.8, $158.45, and $150.28, respectively.

It is recommended that you book your stay in plenty of time when visiting Tuscany, as only 46% of our properties are usually available throughout the year.

The months that offer the most accommodation options are, on average, May (with an availability of 57.25%), October (54.5%), and March (54%), according to the trends observed in 2019.

According to data from 2019, the months when it is most difficult to find accommodation in Tuscany are, in order, July (with 30.25% of available rentals), August (31.8%), and June (42.2%).

Holidu offers around 43000 properties in Tuscany from 80 different partners, so find the perfect type of accommodation you are looking for. We have everything you need!