Tuscany Summer Rentals

In summer, Tuscany is warm to hot, with temperatures often ranging between 28–35°C (82–95°F), especially in July and August. Lightweight, breathable clothing is essential—think cotton or linen dresses, shorts, light shirts, and comfortable sandals or walking shoes. Don’t forget sunglasses, a wide-brimmed hat, and sunscreen for daytime exploring.

Evenings are generally pleasant but can cool down slightly, so packing a light sweater or shawl is a good idea. If you plan on dining at upscale restaurants or visiting churches, it's wise to bring modest options that cover shoulders and knees. When staying in one of our summer rentals in Tuscany, you'll have the added comfort of on-site laundry and space to store your wardrobe conveniently.

Yes, Tuscany can be somewhat humid during the peak summer months—particularly in July and August. While coastal areas like Versilia tend to be more humid due to their proximity to the sea, inland towns such as Lucca can also experience humid days, especially in the afternoon. However, the mornings and evenings are typically fresher, especially in the countryside or hilltop areas. Our summer rentals in Tuscany often feature cooling amenities like air conditioning, fans, and shaded outdoor spaces, ensuring you stay comfortable throughout your holiday.

The cost of summer rentals in Tuscany with Lucca Apatments and Villas varies depending on size, location, and features:

• Apartments in Lucca: from €750 to €1,700 per week, ideal for couples or small families.
• Mid-range villas: between €2,000 and €4,000 per week, often with private gardens or pools.
• Luxury villas: from €4,500 to €7,950 per week, offering high-end amenities and spacious grounds.
• Large estates: for big groups or events, starting from around €12,800 per week.

Tuscany in summer is an experience for all the senses. Rolling vineyards bask in sunlight, historic towns come alive with festivals, and local markets overflow with seasonal produce. Whether you're sipping wine in the Chianti hills, enjoying a sunset on the Versilia coast, or listening to live music in Lucca’s piazzas, every moment feels magical. The beauty of choosing summer rentals in Tuscany is that they put you close to the action while offering a peaceful retreat at day’s end. It's the perfect way to enjoy Italy’s natural charm, cultural heritage, and warm hospitality—at your own pace.