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Germans, English, Americans, Japanese: tourists gather form all around the world to spend a farmhouse holiday in Italy. The increasing success of farm holidays in Italy is not a big surprise: a farmhouse allows a wider freedom in comparison to traditional hotels and propose a direct contact with nature and farm life. Living in a farmhouse can take you back in time, to an ancient wholesome dimension, which is lost to most people living in big cities all around the world. Confidence, truthfulness, informality: that’s the feeling ruling in a traditional Italian farmhouse, accompanied by earthy meals and friendly landlords. That's the added value brought to you by a farmhouse holiday in Italy.
More and more tourists choose to spend their holidays in Italy living in a farmhouse. And it's undeniable that Italy is a perfect match for this kind of tourism, since it offers a vast range of resources and attractions for tourists. Nature, traditional food, art and culture can be appreciated in any corner of the Italian countryside, from the worldwide famous Tuscany hills to the less known alpine valleys in Lombardy, Veneto or Piedmont. It's not necessary to stay in a big center; on the contrary, all big centers can be easily reached from a holiday farmhouse in the surrounding countryside, which is a much more quiet and relaxing basecamp for a long vacation in Italy.
Farmhouse holidays are a non-stopping phenomenon in Italy: more and more people are attracted by this new, and at the same time "traditional", form of vacation, which combines fun and culture, relying to the long-lost rural fascination which restored farmhouses can display. Farmhouse holidays can suit different kind of tourism: they're ideal for single tourists, big families and couples. From Tuscany to Sicily, farmhouses are restored and converted into comfortable residences, they're frequently equipped with swimming pool and tennis courts, they offer wine and cheese degustation, they use their own produce and meat for cooking. And plus, your kids can get to know real domestic animals for once!
In Italy holiday farmhouses are common in all the country, but especially in the Central regions: Tuscany, Umbria, Le Marche are the most famous regions for farmhouse holidays. But the other Italian regions are quickly catching up, since this kind of holiday is very successful: Puglia (Apulia), Sicily and Calabria are now getting the scene, offering a more mediterranean look. Living in a farmhouse allows the tourists to experience directly the Italian lifestyle in the most beautiful areas of Italy, tasting produce and products raised and produced directly in the farm. A holiday in a farmhouse can provide a well balanced mix of relax, culture, nature and fantastic food.