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Ground floor: (open kitchen(electric kettle, toaster, coffee machine, oven, microwave, dishwasher, fridge-freezer, Juicer, dishes and cutlery)
On the 1st floor: (Living room(TV(satellite), dining table, seating area), open kitchen(electric kettle, toaster, coffee machine, oven, microwave, dishwasher, fridge, freezer, dish...
Ground floor: (washing room(washing machine, iron), shower(outside), terrace, garden(fenced), garden furniture, BBQ, parking, swimming pool(private, heated, 7 x 4 m.
Ground floor: (Kitchen(electric kettle, toaster, coffee machine, microwave, dishwasher, fridge, freezer, Juicer, dishes and cutlery)
Guest reviews of our holiday apartments in Pescia
January 2016
Ute F. from Burgthann
Casa Viepori
Pescia
Relaxing domicile for families with or without pets
We have already booked this holiday home twice and we were thrilled every time,
even in bad weather (which we unfortunately had in 2014), many people - we were there as a large family of 8 - can get out of the way or sit at the large table in the living and dining area and pass the time
we were there as a large family with 8 people and a dog, can get out of the way or sit at the large table in the living and dining area and pass the time.
The unlimited internet, which everyone in the house can use, is an advantage.
When the weather is good, as it was last summer, you don't need the large indoor area
There is room for everyone on the terrace or in the garden with its wonderful pool
Pool.
The house is in a secluded location, so you don't need to be considerate and you can sit for a long time in the evening, listen to music or have a games evening together.
There is a pizza oven in the house and a brick barbecue in the garden, which we used often.
The kitchen is well-equipped and there were enough dishes for all of us, which can be conveniently put in the dishwasher.
However, a car is required, as the nearest shopping facilities are not within walking distance and public transport is not available in the immediate vicinity.
But you know that at the latest when you read the description well and prepare yourself for it.
All in all, if you want to have a relaxing, quiet holiday, you will certainly feel very comfortable in this house and if anything is missing or questions arise, Mrs Meisborn is available by phone day and night.
It was definitely not the last time we spent our holidays at Casa Viepori.
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Cheapest month:
November - Ø 211€/night
Most expensive month:
July - Ø 322€/night
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June - 70% available
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November - only 53% available
Holiday home prices in Pescia
344€ for 04 Jul - 11 Jul
244€ Yearly average
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What do you need to experience in Pescia?
Palaces and churches, flowers and paper
Pescia initially gained regional fame with the production of paper and the cultivation of flowers. Learn all about the history of papermaking at the Paper Museum Museo dellas Carta. The Pescia River divides the town into two parts. On the left side is Piazza Mazzini with the market and small shops. On the right side of the river is the 17th-century cathedral and other churches and monasteries. The old palaces, such as the Palazzo del Podestà, which houses the Gipsoteca Libero Andreotti plaster figure cabinet, are worth seeing. The Palazzo del Vicario is now the seat of the municipal administration. Relax in the Baroque garden of Villa Garzoni in Collodi with hidden grottos, sculptures, and water features. The already mentioned flower market impresses with its curved, self-supporting roof from the 1950s.
What can you experience in Pescia with children?
Family activities between the coast and the hinterland
Pescia became world-famous as the setting for the world-famous children's book Pinocchio. The atmosphere of Pinocchio can be captured in the alleys of the city around your vacation home in Pescia. The Pinocchio Park in Collodi (Parco di Pinocchio), which has existed since the 1950s, is interesting for both young and old. If you want to spend your vacation with a dog in Pecia, you will be thrilled by the hiking trails that crisscross the landscape. Between forests, nature parks, and vineyards, you can enjoy extensive hikes, bike rides, and horseback rides. Your dogs can romp around off the roads. For sun worshippers and water rats, the beaches at Forte dei Marmi and Viareggio are just a half-hour drive from your vacation home in Pescia on the Mediterranean coast.
Where can I eat out in Pescia?
Down-to-earth and incredibly delicious – Tuscan cuisine
Tuscany is known for its Renaissance landscape and culture, its excellent wine, and its cuisine. The traditional recipes are – surprisingly – down-to-earth and simple. They thrive on the freshness and quality of the ingredients. Vegetables grow almost all year round, the native olive oil is of top quality, the meadows provide the best meat, and the forests offer truffles, porcini mushrooms, and game. Fresh seafood and fish are added to the mix along the Mediterranean coast around Livorno. The unsalted peasant bread is present everywhere in Tuscany. The tradition dates back to a protest against Pope Paul II, who triggered the so-called Salt War (guerra del sale) in 1531 with a salt tax. The unsalted bread is used, for example, in bread salad (panzanella). Meat lovers will be delighted with bistecca alla fiorentina or veal goulash braised in red wine. Another delicacy from the peasant kitchen is veal tripe with tomato sauce (trippa alla fiorentina). The perfect accompaniment to all these delicacies is Tuscan wine. The house wines in the restaurants and bars are almost without exception usable. If you want something more upscale, dig deeper into your pocket and opt for Chianti Classico, Brunello di Montalcino, or a Supertoscan from Maremma.
How do I come to Pescia?
Turn towards the Mediterranean near Florence
The idyllic town of Pescia is located in the province of Pistoia in northern Tuscany on the banks of the Pescia River of the same name. Pescia does not have its own train station. The journey to your privately owned vacation rental in Pescia by car takes about seven hours from southern Germany. The route takes you through Austria and Switzerland, past Verona, Bologna, and Florence.