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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]We love to do this once every few years and we'll get a big house somewhere in Europe. It's always so fun. We went to Spain in 2019 and stayed at this house (https://www.elmolinospain.com/). Was wonderful - huge grounds with a pool and tennis and animals and fresh eggs from the chickens. And close to a lot of really great places. I think we went to Ronda, Granada to see the Alhambra, Malaga, and Seville. We've also done this in Provence and Italy and it always works out well. [/quote] Any recs for specific houses in Provence or Italy?[/quote] I've been digging through all of my travel stuff and just cannot find the name of the Italy house, sorry! But here's the one we stayed in in Provence a few years ago: http://www.onlyprovence.com/villas/hirondelles/?search=true&sort=&dateArriving=&dateDeparting=&sleeps=8&beds=&baths=&price=&pl=IP&collection=&v=IP&weeks=4&am1=&am2=&am3=&am7=&am9=&am10=&am12=&am5=&am6=#prop-village[/quote] DP. Have traveled internationally with extended family (including young kids), first to Provence and then Tuscany. 3 families max though. It obviously gets more complicated the more families you add. These houses would be small for your group I think, but helpful starting points for rental companies. Both times, we had chefs come in a couple of nights during the week. Also key is being right outside a town so we had market/restaurant/pastries/dessert/walking around options. For the second trip (Italy), we had arranged tour guides with transportation - this enabled us to really enjoy the scenery. Finally, definitely resist the temptation to pack in too much sightseeing. Provence link (same rental company as above poster, it seems) - http://www.onlyprovence.com/villas/vendanges/. Flew into Marseilles and did day trips to Avignon, Aix en Provence, Gordes (and nearby lavender fields), and Cassis. Tuscany link - https://www.emmavillas.com/en/tuscany/il-molinaccio-14+2#details. Spent 48 hours in Rome before driving to house. Stayed right outside Montepulciano and did daytrips to Pienza and Sienna, and Montalcino; and then explored Orvieto on the way back to Rome. [/quote]
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