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Trullo Serena, Puglia.
Self catering villa in Italy – (Ref: 25683)
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Price From:£900 (GBP)
Sleeps:6
No. of Verified Reviews: (9)villarenters customers rating
villa in Alberobello
A beautifully restored ancient trullo in peacful rural setting, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, large private pool ...more

Private pool.
Less than 15 mins to: horse riding.
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Location for rental: Europe / Italy / Apulia - Puglia / Alberobello

Trullo Rosa, Puglia.
Self catering villa in Italy – (Ref: 51254)
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HIGHLY RECOMMENDED
Villarenters Index606
Price From:£900 (GBP)
Sleeps:6
No. of Verified Reviews: (2)villarenters customers rating
villa in Martina Franca
Trullo Rosa, with its private swimming pool and spa bath, is in an idylic setting and within easy reach of the Adriatic and Ioanian coasts. ...more

Private pool.
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Location for rental: Europe / Italy / Apulia - Puglia / Alberobello

Fioravantis
Self catering villa in Italy – (Ref: 39206)
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Villarenters Index583
Price From:E500 (EUR)
Sleeps:8
No. of Verified Reviews: (1)villarenters customers rating
villa in Torre dei Corsari
A fantastic 4 bedroom villa with 3 bathroom,dining room,sitting room,patio with barbeque area,great sea view and and a sun terrace. ...more

On site: beach. Less than 15 mins to: horse riding, fishing.
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Location for rental: Europe / Italy / Sardinia / Arbus

maestrale trilo
Self catering apartment in Italy – (Ref: 50628)
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Price From:E350 (EUR)
Sleeps:4
No. of Verified Reviews: (1)villarenters customers rating
apartment in Torre dei Corsari
A two bedroom apartment,with a breathtaking sea view and a wonderful terrace where you can sit and relax ...more

On site: beach, sailing, fishing.
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Location for rental: Europe / Italy / Sardinia / Arbus / Torre di Fluminimaggiore

Casa Merlo
Self catering cottage in Italy – (Ref: 7472)
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Villarenters Index568
Price From:£250 (GBP)
Sleeps:5
No. of Verified Reviews: (15)villarenters customers rating
cottage in  Nr. Piegaro
A traditional Umbrian Cottage in a unique hamlet setting offering spacious accommodation in tranquil setting. ...more

Communal pool.
On site: mountain biking.
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Location for rental: Europe / Italy / Umbria / PERUGIA / Piegaro

Casa Gisella, Lunigiana
Self catering village house in Italy – (Ref: 30836)
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Villarenters Index541
Price From:£550 (GBP)
Sleeps:6
No. of Verified Reviews: (9)villarenters customers rating
village house in Licciana Nardi
Traditional Tuscan village house. Luxury accommodation - Sleeps 6, 3 bathrooms, 2 terraces. Stunning views. ...more

Less than 15 mins to: climbing.
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Location for rental: Europe / Italy / Tuscany / Massa Carrara Area / Lunigiana

Villa Cresta Apartment
Self catering apartment in Italy – (Ref: 20798)
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Price From:£245 (GBP)
Sleeps:4
No. of Verified Reviews: (20)villarenters customers rating
apartment in Caprese Michelangelo
A single holiday rental apartment in the Tuscany countryside. Detached, with it's own private terrace and garden. Sleeps 2 to 4 people. ...more

Pets allowed.
Less than 15 mins to: mountain biking.
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Location for rental: Europe / Italy / Tuscany / Arezzo

Devachan Castle - prices discounted -SanRemo,Italy
Self catering apartment in Italy – (Ref: 1914)
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Price From:E1350 (EUR)
Sleeps:6
No. of Verified Reviews: (30)villarenters customers rating
apartment in San Remo
Luxurious apartment - in magical Castello - Sleeps 6. Vacation rental, seaside, beach, golf, fishing, Holiday Apartment in San Remo ...more

Communal pool.
Less than 15 mins to: beach, golf, horse riding, fishing.
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Location for rental: Europe / Italy / Liguria / San Remo

Beautiful apartment with bikes, Alghero, Sardinia
Self catering apartment in Italy – (Ref: 21327)
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Villarenters Index498
Price From:E345 (EUR)
Sleeps:6
No. of Verified Reviews: (15)villarenters customers rating
apartment in Alghero
Spacious apartment , bikes included, 5 min. to old town of Alghero, 15 min. to beach, completely furnished and equipped, sleeps 4/6 ...more

On site: beach, sailing, fishing.
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Location for rental: Europe / Italy / Sardinia / Alghero

Borgo Antico: nature and relaxation in Umbria
Self catering house in Italy – (Ref: 8264)
Villarenters Index432
Price From:E370 (EUR)
Sleeps:8
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house in loc. Macchialunga/ Ferentillo
typical and high quality stone house in a peaceful place on the green hills of Umbria: enjoy the true umbrian spirit! ...more

Pets allowed.
On site: mountain biking. Less than 15 mins to: horse riding, climbing, fishing.
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Location for rental: Europe / Italy / Umbria / Terni Area / Ferentillo


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The hidden secrets of la Serenissima


Where do writers get their ideas? Novelists can be vague about what sparks the beginnings of a book - but Daphne du Maurier knew exactly what inspired her finest short story.
She had taken a trip to Torcello, the largely deserted island on the fringes of the Venetian lagoon.
While she was having an alfresco lunch in the sunny garden of the Locanda Cipriani (it's still well worth taking the time to make the journey for a meal), du Maurier recalled observing a young couple at a neighbouring table.
'They looked so handsome and beautiful and yet they seemed to have a terrible problem and I watched them with sadness,' the novelist wrote later.
'The young man tried to cheer his wife up but to no avail and it struck me perhaps that their child had died of meningitis.'
A curious intuition, but du Maurier was able to spin this slender observation into literary gold. She named the couple John and Laura Baxter an... more


Our water baby


When my wife and I first went to Venice together, in January 1990, the city took something of a back seat to our brand new relationship. The five days we spent at the Gritti Palace Hotel come back to me now only as disconnected flashes.
I remember the impossible grandeur of our corner room over the Grand Canal - its chandelier and giant 18th-century writing-desk, and the regular churning of vaporetti water-buses below our window.
I remember the magical emptiness of the city off-season, when St Mark's Square was filled only by mist and pigeons, and the loudest sound after dark was footsteps on centuries-old flagstones.
I remember the dalmatian we saw squatting on those same flagstones with its tail stuck out like a ramrod, and Sue's words as we hastily looked away: 'If I ever show signs of wanting a dog, just remind me of this moment.'
Most of all, I remember the moment in our room at the Gritti when we decided to become proper gr... more


On the waterfront


From the Mail on Sunday

For me, it was love at first sight. In the summer of 1946 I was 16 years old and we were staying at my parents' favourite hotel, a ravishing little 15th century building on the very edge of Lake Garda. The proprietor was a drunken old Irishman whom my parents loved; despite the hotel's considerable discomfort, they went every peacetime summer for a quarter of a century.
One day my mother said: 'Let's go to Venice.' It was only two hours or so away. We left early by car, arrived midmorning and went straight to St Mark's by gondola. In those days gondolas were cheap and a perfectly normal means of transport. They did not cater exclusively for tourists (then still mercifully few) as they do now, and I remember that 40-minute journey down the Grand Canal as if it was yesterday.
After lunch my mother went shopping, while my father took me on a long walk through the city and taught me one of the first ... more


On the trail of love


First, the vital statistics. He was 6ft 1in, a giant among men in 18th-century Venice. And as he tells it in his memoirs, he was a giant in other respects, too . . .
The odd thing is that few Venetians pay much attention to the Casanova legend.
If you come to the city in search of a statue or museum, you will look in vain. Yet there could have been no better backdrop for his amorous antics.
Venice is a city built for intrigue, a place of labyrinthine canals and backstreets so narrow you can reach into your neighbour's bedroom.
It's a place where disguise was - and still is - a flourishing industry, with a mask workshop down every alley.
Born to actor parents in 1725, Casanova's glory days in Venice, before imprisonment, flight and exile, are savoured in salacious detail in the memoirs written in his dotage.
No fewer than 2,000 women fell under his spell. We have to take his word for it, since not one love letter... more


Its enchantment will bring you back


Always respect Venice and it will respect you. The people are kind and friendly, and will help you in every way, but do respect their lifestyle.
Don't try to enter their beautiful churches and elegant palaces scantilty dressed. Save that for the beach on the delightful Lido.
I always walk round with a light cotton pair of trousers to slip over my shorts. It saves disappointment when you come across a church by chance.
And you will come across the most exciting places by just strolling round the alleyways and along the canals.
Food and drink is inexpensive if you are sensible. Treat yourself to a sit down drink at least once in St Marks Square listening to the orchestra.
Put one day aside to take the boat trip to Murano for glass, Torcello for history, and Burano for lace.
Buy a pass for the vaporetto (water bus) for the number of days you require. Get up early one morning, board it at the Piazza R... more


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