Tuscany, Italy. Jazz Up Your Trip w/ Visits to Beautiful Film Locations Near Sienna Italy.

Tuscany, Italy. In this Italy travel vlog see film locations used by Hollywood producers nearby Siena, in Tuscany. In this Sienna travel vlog, tour of four of the stunning Italian locations where Succession season three was filmed.
In this video, you’ll visit beautiful things to see in Tuscany at the tiny village of Sovicille and opulent Villa Cetinale. Then the things to do in Tuscany continues in Val d’ Orcia region of Tuscany. For places to see in Tuscany, We’ll check out Bagno Vignoni, Pienza with La Terraza del Chiostro, and La Foce villa. Val d’ Orcia is so unique and beautiful UNESCO made it a protected site and its worth a day trip from Sienna to explore all it has to offer.
Location 1. Sovicille and Villa Cetinale.
First you follow our favorite terrible father and his four terrible children to Sovicille, a small village west of Siena. It’s summertime during the shoot. Here, radiating from from a low-key village, castles and churches tuck into a magnificent countryside. Well before the horrible Roys showed up, a history of wealth and nobility shaped this part of Italy.
Villa Cetinale, the Roys hide-out, lies down a dirt road, behind a vineyard, and below the woods and forest. At the villa, the Roys take over the stunning garden for an opulent party with 120 invitation-only guests.
Location 2. Bagno Vignoni, Thermal Bath.
Next you travel South of Siena and follow the dark comedy of Succession Season 3 to the glowing thermal town of Bagno Vignoni.
Shiv and her ambitious buffoon of a husband, Tom, stroll together along ancient thermal baths where the Romans used to play.
You won’t find any other thermal pool that forms the center of an entire village. That and the golden stonework makes Bagno Vignoni an ideal spot for savoring tuscan meals in the many cute restaurants, even if you aren’t a Roy.
Location 3. Pienza
Now you follow the shoot to the Renaissance village of Pienza, filled with palaces and piazzas. Famous for its sheep’s cheese, it’s time to go to lunch with the Roy siblings.
A soothing panorama of rolling tuscan hills spreads before the terrace of La Terrazza Del Chiostro, the setting for another Roy-sibling spat.
Location 4. The gardens of La Foce, outside Terme Chianciano.
A cast and crew of three hundred people spent three weeks filming Succession season three in the gardens of La Foce, a villa complex near Terme Chianciano. The villa, built in the 15th Century villa employs three full time horticulturists to tend the garden’s every leaf and blade.
In the 1920s, Iris Origo, a British aristocrat bought and restored the villa. She installed the gardens where the Roys hold court. During the second world war, Iris, a staunch anti-fascist, used her wealth, her villa, and the renaissance-style gardens to harbor refugee children and allied prisoners of war. Anecdotes suggest that this history of La Foce may have inspired Anthony Minghelia’s film The English Patient, based on Michael Ondaatje’s book of the same name.
Conclusion
When you watch the final episodes of this season you’ll also see Tuscany’s Cortona, Argiano, and Montalcino. Finally, Lake Como in Italy’s north.
Locations in this video were reported in Vulture, Esquire, Conde Nast Traveller, Marie Claire, Harpers Bazaar, Town and Country, Newsweek, London Times, and more.
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