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Area description for The Pink Villa

Type: Farmhouse • Bedrooms: 6 • Sleeps: 13 • Catering: Self-catering

Rates per week: 2280.00 €

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Rates & avialability per week

Period Price
Low season (Jan, Feb, March, April, November, December) 2280.00 € Change currency
Mid season (May & October) 2800.00 € Change currency
High season (June & September) 3080.00 € Change currency
Peak season (July & August) 3980.00 € Change currency
THE PINK VILLA 2008 House + Barn (sleeping 9 + 4) Prices are per week for the whole property, in GBP and Euro. Weeks run from Saturday to Saturday. LOW SEASON (Jan, Feb, March, April, November, December) £1,580 €2,280 MID SEASON May & October £1,940 €2,800 HIGH SEASON June & September £2,130 €3,080 PEAK SEASON July & August £2,760 €3,980
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The Pink Villa /Ref: 5518
Owner Name Ms. Paola Corsi (administrator)
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Camaiore

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Lucca

Lucca is a small city with a rich history. It is a city that has magically preserved itself. Traces of different centuries may still be found in its urban fabric. A walk through the centre of Lucca becomes an exciting voyage through times: apart from its monuments, such as the sixteenth-seventeenth century walls, Lucca stands out for its integrity and its atmosphere as a lively city. You just need to look down from one of its towers, or to wander through the narrow medieval streets, to be fascinated by the white marble of its superb Romanesque churches, the orange-red colours of its thirteenth-fourteenth century buildings, the grey of the paving stones, the green of the vegetation peeping out all over... Lucca has many beautiful attractions. First of all its churches, among which are the many Romanesque churches. The church of San Michele, the Duomo of San Martino and the Basilica of San Frediano should not be missed. Inside the Duomo (the Cathedral) the visitor is stunned by the elegance and loveliness of the fifteenth century monument dedicated to Ilaria del Carretto (by sculptor Jacopo della Quercia), as well as by the austere solemnity of Ghirlandaio's Sacra Conversazione. In the Basilica of San Frediano, which recalls the first roman early Christian churches, the mosaic on the façade is splendid, as is the frescoes by Bolognese Amico Aspertini inside. Moreover, a walk along the city walls is not to be missed. The ramparts (thirty meters wide at the base, preserving their original state) cover over four kilometers. With their vegetation, they make a highly original public park from which it is possible to enjoy views of the city and the sorrounding hills. Also a trip to the Guinigi Tower is highly recommended. The Tower offers a fabulous view and, with its oak trees planted at the top, it is also one of the symbols of the city. A visit should also be made to the nineteenth century Piazza Anfiteatro, built on the remains of the ancient Roman Amphitheatre. From here, walk on towards the house of Giacomo Puccini (now a museum with the composer's piano), and further on to Via del Battistero. This street is renowned in the world for its antique dealers. The antiques market on the third Sunday every month is also famous. For thirty years, it has drawn innumerable lovers to the city's piazzas and streets. ...And now, come and see this beautiful city with your own eyes.

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