Varazze, pool
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Think of your dream vacation in Italy. Just imagine it. It probably involves a cosy and beautiful rental all to yourself (we've got you covered there), a nice terrace to eat out on with friends or family, and a pool to play around in. Sounds relaxing and idyllic, right? Do you know what could make it even better? A pool with a view.

We have plenty of vacation rentals in Italy but this curation of some of our most extraordinary, all around the country, also boast pools where you can take in the beauty of the Italian landscape, watch the world float by, enjoy your surroundings and truly get away from it all. Immerse yourself in the immense loveliness of Italy with any one of these villas...

1. Varazze (Available from € 350 per night)

While this pastel-coloured three bedroom villa on the Italian Riviera has many charms, its greatest selling point has to be its pool.
Il Cuore Di Cortona
Posted in: Cortona Liguria Localities Lucca Main Islands Northwest Italy Sicily and Sardinia Top 10 Lists Villa Spotlights Villas and Farmhouses
We are very proud of the fact, here are Italy Villas, that we have a wide selection of different types of incredible rental properties all across Italy on our website. No matter what kind of vacation rental in Italy you are looking for – urban, rural, seaside, massive, cosy – we have it all! We are also constantly adding new and wonderful properties to our portfolio. This week, we have been highlighting some of our new, excellent listings and picking out some favourites among the many. Here are some more of our picks:

4. Il Cuore Di Cortona (From €192 per night)

This charming stone property is distinctly Tuscan and very romantic and located right in the centre of Cortona! Not only are you ideally located for enjoying the town but this lovely one bedroom apartment is also so inviting that you won't mind coming home at the end of the day – it may even be the highlight!
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Those in search of a cultural city that is also a bit of a hidden gem as a holiday destination, a vacation rental in Turin is a brilliant option or you could find a villa in Piedmont and visit the city on day trips. Either which way, no matter if you are admiring the city from its core or during brief flings, Turin is a lesser-known gem that makes for a wonderful place to spend some time. Boasting pretty streets and piazzas, a fascinating history, beautiful palaces and churches, and interesting museums and galleries, there is lots to see and do.
Isola San Giulio
Posted in: Architectural Gems Churches & Religious Buildings Northwest Italy Piedmont Pretty Views Tourist Attractions
Isola San Giulio is a beautiful little island located on Lake Orta in the Northern Italian region of Piedmont. Perfectly picturesque, it is a wonderful sight that must be seen with your own eyes to be believed and paints an image similar to the famous island of Bled in Slovenia. If you have found a vacation rental in Piedmont, it is a must-see.
Castello Brown
Posted in: Castles & Palaces Liguria Museums & Galleries Northwest Italy Tourist Attractions
The beautiful crescent-shaped town of Portofino stretches along the coast of Liguria on the Italian Riviera and is one of Italy's most wonderful, exclusive and famous seaside destinations. It is a picturesque village that is filled with a cluster of colourful buildings hugging the port, boats and yachts bobbing in the harbour, and tourists wandering the streets and eating fresh food at tables overlooking the water.

If you have found a luxury villa in Liguria, it is an ideal place to spend some time unwinding and enjoying the unique atmosphere of the town. While there, one of the must-see highlights is the lovely Castello Brown.

Castello Brown is perched on a rocky outcrop above the town, which overlooks Portofino and is surrounded by picturesque hanging gardens. While it is now a house museum, its very prominent and strategic location in the town clearly indicated its original function as a practical defensive structure.