Soak Up Italian Sunshine at the Villa Where 'Under the Tuscan Sun' Was Filmed

There are many reasons tourists flock to Tuscany. With its rolling vineyards, mouthwatering meals, and unwavering sense of romance and adventure, Tuscany is the perfect place to escape from hectic daily life. This notion is emphasized in the 2003 film Under the Tuscan Sun where Diane Lane plays a character who escapes her troubles in America by purchasing a dilapidated property in the Italian countryside and transforming it into #VillaGoals. The fictional Villa Bramasole exists, known in real life as Villa Laura, and is available for guests to rent.

Villa Laura is nestled just outside the town of Cortona and is the perfect getaway for a large party. According to Luxury Retreats, the property's ten bedrooms are divvied up between the main house, farmhouse and conservatory to comfortably accommodate 20 of your closest friends or family. The price tag for a night's stay at the villa is between $2,375-$4,068, and includes a vast number of extravagant perks. If relaxation is your style, take a dip in the property’s private pool and hot tub or cool off in the home theater. Do you have more of a competitive edge? The villa’s game room is outfitted with ping pong, bocce and a billiards table. Foodies will adore the wine cellar, pizza oven, outdoor barbecue and opportunities to dine under the Italian sky. Take a stroll through the gardens and enjoy the villa’s private lake.

Your stay at Villa Laura is easily customizable, with features like private chef service, fitness classes, wine tastings, cooking lessons and horseback riding available for additional costs. If the thought of an Italian getaway has been tugging at your heartstrings don’t miss the opportunity to fall in love with Villa Laura and all its splendor.