Fashionable woman in Milan
Posted in: Activities Architectural Gems Books and Movies Churches & Religious Buildings Food and Wine Localities Milan Museums & Galleries Shopping Tourist Attractions Travel Tips

For fashion lovers and fans of the first movie, the release of the Devil Wears Prada 2 this month loomed large in calendars as a major film event of the year. With a good portion of the plot taking place in Milan, one of the oldest and most celebrated fashion capitals in the world, those planning their summer stay at a villa in Lombardy or a vacation rental in Milan might want to take note of some key locations to add to their travel itinerary.


Set two decades after the original film, this sequel sees Anne Hathaway’s Andy Sachs return to Runway as their new features editor after every member of staff at her former newspaper is laid off. In need of a job and recently having gone viral for a speech on the continued importance of journalism in the current era, she takes the new role and must once again dive into the world of fashion and face off against Meryl Streep’s formidable Miranda Priestly. 

Cala Goloritzé
Posted in: Beaches Main Islands Pretty Views Sicily and Sardinia Tourist Attractions Travel Tips

If you want to plan a beach holiday in Italy, Sardinia might just be best place to go as it has some of the most breathtaking beaches in all of Italy. So, check out our villas in Sardinia and our curation of some of those unmissable strands to make that perfect seaside break in Italy happen...


There is, of course, no shortage of truly remarkable beaches located all across Italy and long, famous coastlines dotted by gorgeous spots to hang out by the sea like the Amalfi Coast and the Cinque Terre. However, Sardinia is also well-known for her beaches and for especially idyllic beaches, in particular. 

Bernini
Posted in: Central Italy Events Latium Museums & Galleries Summer Tourist Attractions Travel Tips

As if there weren’t already more to see and do in Rome than one might be able to put a dent in in a lifetime, those who book a vacation rental in Rome will find that summer 2026 will see some remarkable temporary exhibitions held in the city. So, for those who can’t get enough of museum wonders, it is a perfect time to take in both the temporary and the eternal in the Eternal City.


Here’s our guide to the must-see exhibitions in Rome for summer 2026:

Along the Cinque Terre with a dog
Posted in: Italian Hotspots Localities Travel Tips Villas and Farmhouses

For those who cannot bear to leave their four-legged pal behind, they’ll discover that there are few more dog-friendly or pet-friendly holiday destinations than Italy. Lots of businesses and attractions allow your furry family member to come along with you and we have plenty of pet-friendly vacation rentals in Italy here at Italy Villas so don’t compromise, enjoy your well-earned getaway and bring your pet along with you to be part of those precious memories...

Villa Positano
Posted in: Travel Tips Vacation rentals Villas and Farmhouses

When booking a vacation rental in Italy with us, the price point of a rental can vary quite a bit depending on the location, type of property, size, number of sleeps, and more. However, generally, you will have to book for a minimum of seven nights (though we do have some shorter stay holiday rentals in Italy to choose from) and then pay an amount per night.


Our least expensive, most budget-friendly rental starts at €21 per night and our most expensive luxury villa costs €10,000 per night. So, theoretically, the least amount of money that you will spend is around €147 for a week’s stay and the highest should be €70,000.


On average, of course, the amounts are neither quite so low nor so high. For a two-bedroom villa in Italy, prices generally range between €100 and €300 per night. Meaning that a week should cost between €700 and €2000+ for a vacation rental in Italy to house a small family or group of friends.