Together in Tuscany offers a selection of properties in the heart of Tuscany. From cozy to spacious, luxury to rustic charm, we have options for all guests who want to enjoy immersive travel experiences. All our accommodations are equipped to provide a truly stress-free vacation. One of our travel planners will make sure to offer you a 100% tailor-made travel experience, with custom tours and activities personalized to your preferences. For a vacation worth writing home about, you can choose one or more of our hand-picked experiences. Our international guests are curious people who wish to discover the off-the-beaten-path side of Tuscany. If you’re looking for a truly unique place to stay whilst visiting Tuscany as well as a great service, look no further.

Casa Marisa is an independent ground-roof house, ideal for two people, with nearby free parking, and a short walk from the town center of Cortona. Casa Marisa, equipped with air conditioning, opens into a bright room distributed between the well-equipped kitchen area with all the modern amenities and the sitting area furnished with a comfortable sofa and armchairs that can be positioned in front of the window to enjoy the sunset while having a glass of wine. A double bedroom and a bathroom with a shower make this apartment the right place for a stay in Cortona.

Casa Marisa is the ideal place to spend a few days in a medieval village not so far away to reach other small towns and cities of art in Tuscany and Umbria. All essential services in Cortona are within walking distance of Casa Marisa. The house is located within the city walls, in the ZTL area. A couple of free and paid car parks can be reached in a few minutes on foot. From Casa Marisa, a short walk takes you to the city center which offers small craft shops, ice cream parlors and restaurants, or you can enjoy a good glass of wine while sitting comfortably in the square while admiring the "struscio" of passers-by. Cortona is a very picturesque village due to its typically medieval architecture made up of ancient buildings, narrow and cobbled alleys, small artisan shops and typical Tuscan family-run trattorias. The city was a very important Etruscan center, so much so that the presence of ancient settlements is still characterized today by 2 km of walls dating back to the 5th century BC. You can visit the MAEC, a museum that brings together the ancient eighteenth-century collections of the Etruscan Academy such as the Etruscan Chandelier and the "Tabula Cortonensis", the historical library and the works of Gino Severini with the most recent archaeological finds that illustrate the history of Cortona. By the Diocesan Museum where you can admire "The Annunciation" by Beato Angelico and a room with the original works of Luca Signorelli.