2-6 persons
2 bedrooms
1 bathroom
Wifi

Casa Al Settimo Cielo is located in the Italian village of Garetto in Tuscany. This house is one of three completely restored holiday homes into which the former farm has been divided. The houses are at the beginning of a dead-end street with a total of eight houses. Here you can enjoy the peace and the fantastic view on your own private terrace with a gas barbecue and a typical Tuscan Gazibo (canopy) directly on the house. A car is necessary, restaurants and shops are not within walking distance.
Groups possible in combination with Sogno Italiano (8 to 13 people)
Is this property occupied during the period you want? Please inquire about the availability of the other home at the same location.
Al Settimo Cielo has an area of approximately 100 m2. It is located at the front of the holiday home with an entrance on the side and also an enclosed private terrace of approximately 40 m2. The houses have a communal garden with a swimming pool of 12m by 6m, (shared with two other houses) with a depth of 80 cm to 200 cm, a Gazibo and sun loungers. There is a private parking space.
An ideal base for the many cultural cities in Tuscany, but a day at the beach is also a nice trip. The beach is about half an hour away by car. Or complete your visit with a visit to the pasta factory in Lari or go wine tasting.

Ground floor
•Living room with, among other things, a good single sofa bed, TV with Dutch channels and wireless internet. (We are dependent on the suppliers for TV and internet and can therefore not give a guarantee)
•Kitchen with fully equipped kitchenette including oven, dishwasher and dining area

Upper floor

•Bedroom with a double bed
•1x Bathroom with shower, toilet and sink
•Bedroom with three single beds
Air conditioning available since summer 2023

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We enjoy themselves immensely culture, peace, gastronomy and hospitality of Tuscany. So we decided to buy a house in Tuscany. Our passion for Tuscany, we want to convey and therefore we rent our own as well as the two other cottages in Garetto.

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Explanation of prices

Arrival high season on Saturday between 4 and 7 pm.
Departure Saturday 10:00 am.
Other lengths of stay and arrival days on request.

Final cleaning : € 85,-
Dispose of household waste yourself and clean the oven, refrigerator and barbecue.

Linen package including made beds, kitchen and bath linen once a week, up to 4 people,
each additional person €10,-pp, once a week.
Also a bath towel pp for the pool.

From October to April, the heating costs are exclusive.

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Tue 01-Oct-2024

Minimum stay 7 nights

Week € 1274.00

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Mon 31-Mar-2025

Minimum stay 1 night

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Car
The distance by car from Utrecht to Garetto is 1390 km.

Plane
Pisa is the nearest airport.
This will be flown from, inter alia:
- Eindhoven Ryanair
- Maastricht by Ryanair
- Brussels Vueling
- Amsterdam Transavia

Garetto
Between the vineyards and olive groves of the Tuscan hills you will find the small village Garetto. Garetto hear as well as four other small villages in Chianni. It lies between the famous art and cultural cities of Florence, Siena and Pisa. It is therefore a perfect base for visiting Tuscany and relax while to come.
Garetto itself again consists of three parts: Garetto Alto, and Garetto Garetto-Nuovo. All three small towns of around ten houses together.

Chianni
Chianni is a medieval town in Tuscany situated on the slope of a hill which forms a separation between the two valleys Valle and Valle del rio dell Era Fine. It is located 6 km from Garetto. It is a small, quiet village. You will find some small shops such as grocers, butchers, post office, bank, several restaurants and bars.
Every year, various festivals are held in November as the famous wild boar festival. This festival is celebrated with colorful parades and street performers. But the party is mainly about the delicious dishes with wild boar that are made by local chefs according to ancient traditions.
In the first week of December, the celebrated olive oil. On this feast of this earthly place like tasting delicacy.
In June the Sferragliata place. This is a game with black racers without motor or other propulsion.

Pisa
A city full of artistic beauty and a glorious past. Airy and cheerful, despite the solemn grandeur of its monuments. Pisa is situated along the broad, spectacular bend formed by the last piece of the Arno.
The monument is of course Pisa 'leaning tower', but this city has more. The beautiful Pisa is almost completely surrounded by city walls. The River Arno divides the city into two, with the northern part of the Borgo Stretto most famous street in the southern part of the Corso Italia. The most characteristic is surely street Via Santa Maria, which connects the Piazza del Duomo (Cathedral Square) with the Arno. The great buildings still reflect the splendor of times past.

Siena
Siena is the capital of the province of Siena. The city provides a very well-preserved medieval townscape and a special history. This makes the city a major tourist attraction. Since 1995, the historical center on the World Heritage List of UNESCO.
Twice a year there is a place called horse race "Palio delle contrade. The race is held on 2 July and 16 August. The "Palio delle contrade 'is an important evement for the city. Such is an Italian proverb: "Chi dice Siena, Palio dice." This means: "Who says Siena, Palio said." This means that the two cases so inextricably linked that the one can not exist without each other call.

Florence
Florence is the capital of the province of Tuscany and the cultural city par excellence. If you visit Florence one day you will definitely have to make choices that you wish to see. Here is the Renaissance in its faccetten found. Here are palaces, churches and art treasures in abundance. Most of these treasures are due to the centuries-long rule of the bankers' Medici. This family had a great interest in painting and sculpture, and literature arhitectuur.

Here are some highlights of Florence called:
Duomo (Santa Maria del Fiore)
The symbol of Florence is the reddish dome of Santa Maria del Fiore, also known as the Duomo. There is a possibility to climb to the top of the dome. An exciting climb, but you are rewarded with stunning views over the city.
Galleria degli Uffizi
The Uffizi is the most important museum of Renaissance painting. Here are several important paintings can be found such as the birth of Venus "by Botticelli. Try not to view everything in a row, because then you will be overwhelmed by the multitude of masterpieces. It is also advisable to advance to buy a ticket or reservation on the Internet.
Piazza della Signoria
The center of the city and the most beautiful square of Florence. Standing on the square you will find yourself in medieval times. It is also a square with a historical significance. Thus, the heretic Savonarola at the stake put to death.
Academy Gallery
Especially in high season you will have trouble catching a glimpse of the attraction because the Accademia Michelangelo's David. Yet this is a must if you visit Florence and there are also other images of the master to see.
Ponte Vecchio
The oldest bridge in Florence was fortunately spared during World War II. The passage above (corridor) was constructed at the request of the family 'De Medici' so they are not in contact with ordinary people.
Santacroce
In the Gothic Basilica of Santa Croce are the heroes of the Renaissance buried: Michelangelo, Galileo and Machiavelli.
Palazzo Vecchio
The Palazzo Vecchio has beautifully decorated rooms that the power of the family "De Medici" were underlined. There is also a room with 53 maps, which gives a nice look at the geographical knowledge in the Middle Ages.

San Gimignano
San Gimignano is famous for its thirteen towers that dominate the silhouette of the city. These are in the twelfth and thirteenth centuries by rival wealthy families built. The towers served as home and building, but as prestige object. At its peak the city had about seventy towers.
In the late Middle Ages the city was very prosperous because of its location on the pilgrim route to Rome. But the route was shifted because of a plague epidemic broke out. This was an economic ruin and maintain a medieval character of the town.
In 1990 the historic center of San Gimignano in the list of world heritage by UNESCO. San Gimignano is one of the best preserved medieval towns of Tuscany and it is therefore also one of the most visited cities.

Lajatico
In Lajatico you will find the Teatro del Silenzio from Andrea Bocelli to. In his hometown since a number of years a unique open-air theater built. Once a year in the summer, he gives a concert. But even without the concert is worth a visit. The outdoor theater is in a beautiful landscape. Colorful signs designate by Lajatico easy way.

Rivalto
Rivalto hear and Garetto at Chianni. It houses many shrines and churches that attest to the history of this ancient Tuscan village. I.a. the shrine of the Madonna del Carmine. The Shrine dates from the eighteenth century and is known for its distinctive portico.
In the center you will find the Fabione Santi Sebastiano church whose facade is dominated by the top of the noble Florentine family "The Mazzinghis.

Volterra
The history of the "magical and mysterious city of Volterra begins 3000 years ago. From each period are traces and testimonies can be found that Volterra as an art city unique.
Volterra is also famous for its gastronomic specialties of the traditional Tuscan cuisine but also for its warm welcome of the season bezoekers.Tijdens various events including art exhibitions, folkloric events, the Volterra Teatro and classical and modern concerts. These events give visitors the chance to rest and relaxation alongside moments of cultural interest to experience.