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Tuscany in the fall and winter is Tuscany at its most intimate. With fewer tourists it is the time when the locals take possession of their country again. During these months you can join them, and get the feeling of belonging to this magical region where culture and traditions are still very much alive. November in particular is a month full of activity. The middle two weekends host the famous truffle festival in the Crete Senese. It also coincides with the olive harvest, which you might like to participate in and take a trip to the olive mill.After a day of touring you can return to your Tuscan home to relax beside an open fire with a glass or two of wine and savor the gastronomic delicacies of the season.
Christmas is without a doubt the most important holiday in Italy. For decades it has presented an opportunity for families to gather together to go to church, to eat together and to exchange gifts.
Christmas is a time for celebration in Tuscany as well. Christmastime in Tuscany finds every city and village preparing for the holidays. Stores are dressed in blinking lights, streets are decorated and in the churches, Nativity scenes are displayed.
So.... if you are looking to celebrate the holidays a little differently this year why not consider Tuscany as your destination. Enjoy low season rates and the splendor of holidays Tuscan Style! Montestigliano... Something For Everyone Under The Tuscan Sun |
Think about joining us for the Thanksgiving holiday, our chef will take the stress and strain away leaving you to celebrate a magnificent feast with your friends and family (of course turkey will be on the menu… somewhere!).