If you are looking for something different while in Milan, try Don Juan Restaurante Argentino. It is considered one of the leading steak houses in Italy.

This restaurant serves Argentine dishes that include empanadas and other traditional meals. The modern decor and friendly staff make this an inviting and fun place for an evening in Argentina!

With a location close to St. Mark's Square along one of the many canals, Ristorante Da Raffaele offers a great Venetian meal at a reasonable price.

You can eat on the balcony overlooking the canal or in the dining room in the cozy atmosphere of the brick walls adorned with art. A short walk from the Grand Canal, this restaurant has lots of appeal and is always good.

For a reasonably priced meal in a beautiful setting, try Ristorante Le Fonticine that used to be part of a convent. With lovely artwork decorating the walls and wonderful food coming from the kitchen, this is an appealing place to go for lunch or dinner.

Located near the railway station, this restaurant is known for its delicious meals, friendly staff and decorative atmosphere. 

For over 50 years the Caporicci family has managed the historical restaurant called Otello alla Concordia that is in a side street on the edge of the Spanish Steps. The restaurant is housed in the courtyard of an 18th century palace.

With a beautiful veranda that features a fountain and flowering shrubs, you can eat outside or in one of the inside dining rooms. Featuring good Italian fare at a reasonable price, it is a popular and reliable place to eat lunch or dinner.

Ideally located above the Spanish Steps, the Albergo Internazionale is in an ancient building that dates back to the 16th century. Starting out as a monastery as many of these buildings did, the hotel was then a home for artists and has been run as a hotel since 1870.

Today its 42 beautifully furnished rooms provide all the comforts you need. With a lovely breakfast room and the famed Trevi Fountain and Via Veneto down the Spanish Steps from you, there is lots to explore and do and a wonderful place to relax and unwind when you return to the hotel.

With only 29 rooms the Hermitage Hotel Florence is a gem located close to the Uffizi Gallery and the Ponte Vecchio. With a superb location and lots of atmosphere, this hotel is a great spot to take in the sights of Florence.

The roof top terrace with its pots of flowers adding to the allure of the vista of the city below, makes this a prime location to relax and unwind. Its pretty rooms with antique furnishings, a living room with fireplace and bar and its moderate pricing make a wonderful combination that you can't afford to miss. 

The luxurious Hotel Certosa di Maggiano in Siena is part of the Relais & Chateaux Association of boutique hotels throughout Europe. Although expensive, it is a beautiful place to enjoy the lush landscape outside the walled city of Siena.

Built in 1314 this historic hotel started as a religious retreat and was partially destroyed in a war with Spain, but it was taken over by private individuals and finally sold in 1969 and opened as a hotel in 1975.

With a restaurant, bar and pool and all the amenities you could ask for in the beautifully furnished rooms. It is well worth a visit, even if only for a drink to enjoy the lush atmosphere.

In the old town of San Gimignano, the Ristorante La Stella is a charming and rustic restaurant that serves Tuscan food and wine.

Ideal for lunch or dinner, it offers a welcoming place to enjoy an excellent Italian meal after a day of exploring this wonderful walled city.

Within the walled city of San Gimignano is the 15th century building where the L'Antico Pozzo hotel is located. This historic building that actually dates back to medieval times and was once inhabited by a religious order is now a very comfortable bed and breakfast that has 18 rooms.

Located in the old city area of town it features all the modern conveniences along with a garden terrace and a bar and room service. It has several good restaurants and shops close by.

The historic Hotel Loggiato dei Serviti first served as a monastery's guest rooms for religious monks and then became an inn. Built in the 1500's it has retained its Florentine style but has been modernized with all the conveniences.

Close to museums and cathedrals, the Uffizi and Michelangelo's famous statue of David, this hotel is a comfortable place to explore this splendid city. With 38 beautifully furnished rooms, you will enjoy your stay here.