Villa in Winter
– From November to March, a more convenient formula where the villa becomes more intimate: the silence of Tuscan villages, the warm and familiar atmosphere. A perfect retreat for those who love the quiet and charm of winter — or for a magical Christmas holiday.
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Villa Experience
– Two days, one night, an exclusive all-inclusive stay. Gourmet cuisine, wine tastings, live music and total relaxation. A dream to share with friends or with the ones you love.
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At Villa Elizabeth, we are crafting new experiences designed for those who seek the rare, the authentic, the unforgettable.

Intimate atmospheres, refined flavors, and details that tell a story.
Each element will be part of an exclusive journey to be lived with all your senses.
An invitation to wonder, reserved for those who appreciate timeless beauty.

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Pisa is famous all over the world for its iconic Leaning Tower, but it is rich in history, art and suggestive views to discover. Situated on the banks of the Arno, it is an unmissable destination for those who love cultural heritage and the vibrant atmosphere of a university city.

What to see in Pisa
• Piazza dei Miracoli: A masterpiece of medieval art, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, with the Leaning Tower of Pisa, the Cathedral, the Baptistery and the Monumental Cemetery.
• Lungarni Pisani: Perfect for a walk among historic buildings, panoramic bridges and unforgettable sunsets.
• Piazza dei Cavalieri: Heart of the ancient Medici power, today home to the prestigious Scuola Normale Superiore.
• Borgo Stretto: A maze of alleys with historic shops, cafes and restaurants where you can savor the Pisan culinary tradition.
• Murales di Keith Haring: A contemporary work of art that adds a modern touch to the city.

Gastronomy and traditions
Pisa is also synonymous with good food, with typical dishes such as:
• Cecina: A delicious chickpea flour focaccia, crunchy on the outside and soft on the inside.
• Bordatino alla pisana: A rustic soup made with corn flour and beans.
• Torta co’ bischeri: A typical dessert with pine nuts, chocolate and candied fruit.

Why visit Pisa?
Pisa is a city that combines art, culture and liveliness, perfect for a weekend discovering the wonders of Tuscany. In addition to the famous Tower, it offers suggestive corners, food and wine experiences and a young and dynamic atmosphere.

Nestled in the heart of Tuscany, Lucca is a fascinating city that enchants visitors with its unique mix of history, culture and architectural beauty. Famous for its perfectly preserved Renaissance walls, it offers an unforgettable experience among medieval alleys, picturesque squares and authentic flavors.

What to See in Lucca

• The Walls of Lucca: A walk or a bike ride along the 4 km of tree-lined walls offers breathtaking panoramic views of the city and the Tuscan hills.
• Piazza dell’Anfiteatro: The beating heart of the city, with its unique elliptical shape, it is the perfect place to stop for a coffee and savor the local atmosphere.
• Torre Guinigi: An icon of Lucca, with its hanging garden at the top offering spectacular views of the red roofs of the city.
• Duomo di San Martino: A masterpiece of Romanesque architecture that houses the famous Volto Santo, one of the most venerated relics of Christianity.
• Via Fillungo: The shopping street par excellence, with artisan workshops, fashion boutiques and historic cafés.

Events and Traditions
Lucca is also a lively city full of unmissable events:
• Lucca Comics & Games: The largest comics and games festival in Europe, which transforms the city into a fantasy world every year.
• Lucca Summer Festival: An internationally renowned musical event that brings world-class artists and bands to the city.
• Settembre Lucchese: A month of celebrations with historical re-enactments, markets and the traditional Luminara di Santa Croce.

Gastronomy and Local Flavours
Lucca cuisine is a journey into the authentic flavours of Tuscany. Must-try:
• Tordelli lucchesi: Ravioli filled with meat served with meat sauce.
• Zuppa di farro: A typical dish of the peasant tradition, perfect in the cooler seasons.
• Buccellato: The typical dessert of Lucca, a sweet aniseed bread to be enjoyed with vin santo.

Why Visit Lucca?
Lucca is the ideal destination for a romantic weekend, a cultural holiday or a food and wine tour. With its timeless charm, the tranquility of its streets and the richness of its traditions, it will give you a unique and unforgettable experience.

Discover Lucca, let yourself be conquered by its magic!

An unmissable stop is the Pieve di San Pietro, dating back to the 9th century and transformed over time. Inside, valuable works of art such as the canvas of the Madonna Assunta fra San Pietro e San Paolo by Stefano Tofanelli and a neoclassical baptismal font attributed to Lorenzo Nottolini.

Continuing along Via di Valle, after about 2 km uphill, you reach the Capannori Astronomical Observatory, a perfect panoramic point for observing the sky. Here, cutting-edge telescopes allow you to admire stars and planets, with events and informative evenings organized by the Photometric Research Institute (IRF).

A unique experience between nature, history and science, perfect for lovers of trekking, cycling and cultural tourism, to discover one of the most fascinating corners of Tuscany.

Discover Vorno, an enchanting village located at the foot of Monte Pisano, with a suggestive 5-6 km circular route that winds through historic villas, green landscapes and paths immersed in nature. The route, which can be covered on foot or by bicycle, offers picturesque views of clear streams, pergolas blooming with wisteria and grapes, and high stone walls that guard the noble residences built between the sixteenth and eighteenth centuries by families from Lucca. Through decorated gates and tree-lined avenues, you can glimpse well-kept gardens with fountains, box hedges and exotic plants.

An unmissable stop is the Pieve di San Pietro, dating back to the 9th century and transformed over time. Inside, valuable works of art such as the canvas of the Madonna Assunta fra San Pietro e San Paolo by Stefano Tofanelli and a neoclassical baptismal font attributed to Lorenzo Nottolini.

Continuing along Via di Valle, after about 2 km uphill, you reach the Capannori Astronomical Observatory, a panoramic point perfect for observing the sky. Here, cutting-edge telescopes allow you to admire stars and planets, with events and informative evenings organized by the Photometric Research Institute (IRF).

A unique experience between nature, history and science, perfect for lovers of trekking, cycling and cultural tourism, discovering one of the most fascinating corners of Tuscany.