N° 01 · Umbria
16th-century farmhouse in Umbria
A bijou property for four
From €3,500 a week
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Puglia
PugliaThe sun-baked heel of Italy: whitewashed villages, ancient olives, two seas.
PiedmontAt the foot of the Alps: mirror-still lakes, Barolo vineyards, quiet grandeur.
UmbriaThe green heart of Italy: quiet villages, saintly hills, slow time.
LazioThe country around Rome: umbrella pines, lake water, the city half an hour away.
CampaniaThe Cilento, south of the Amalfi Coast: a national park, hill villages, a turquoise coast.
Emilia-RomagnaThe Romagna hills above Faenza: vineyards, orchards and the plain beyond.
Around the house
The cook, the guide, the winemaker
Around every house sits the part that is hard to find on your own: the cook who decides the menu at the market that morning, the family that has worked the same vines for four generations, the guide who knows which door is worth knocking on.
Ask the desk, in the same message as the house.
The Journal
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