Agriturismo Basalino

	Pistoia (4 km) A traveller wrote at the end of the 19 century -" Those who don't know Pistoia can't even imagine what artistic treasures are hidden there" and it is exactly this that surprises visitors who wind on foot through its enchanting streets and squares, not only because of its world renowned artistic masterpieces but because of the atmosphere you feel as you lose yourself in its streets. ... More information about Pistoia
	Florence (35 km) Florence is famous amongst tourists and scholars for her glorious artwork, her cultural heritage, and the major role she played in the Renaissance and Humanist movements. All these facets combine to make this one of the most glorious cities in the world. Florence may be a small city, but she is extremely beautiful and a favourite meeting place for visitors and ex-pats of all ages and nationalities...... More information about Florence
	Lucca (42 km) Lucca, the birthplace of Giacomo Puccini is a lovely walled city. Its thick swathe of Renaissance walls, the almost entirely medieval street plan, its palaces and houses make Lucca one of the favorite cities in Italy. .... More information about Lucca
	Pisa (67 km) Since the beginning of tourism, Pisa has been known for just one thing - the Leaning Tower , which serves around the world as a shorthand image for Italy. .. More information about Pisa
	Siena (100 km) Siena is the perfect antidote to Florence, a unified, modern city at ease with its medieval aspect, ambience and traditions - indeed, exultant about them. It's a place not easily read by outsiders, and to get anything meaningful from a visit you'll need to stay at least one night; too many visitors breeze through on a day-trip. ..... More information about Siena