The Monte Argentario is a very beautiful site to the south of the Tuscan coast, in the province […]
Author: Galgano
In the south-east of the Maremma, the hills of the Fiora are at the edge of Tuscany and […]
Arezzo is a beautiful discovery of Tuscany, less visited than other cities in the region despite a particular […]
Between the coast and the relief of the Apuan Alps, Pietrasanta is a very chic village, a “city […]
Between Siena and Massa Maritima, the Abbey of San Galgano is a mysterious and bucolic site. In the […]
In the west of the Val d’Orcia, Montalcino is a Tuscan town famous for its Brunello, its excellent […]
In the heart of the enchanting hills of the Val d’Orcia, San Quirico d’Orcia is one of the […]
The Cattedrale di Santa Maria del Fiore, symbol of Florence, displays impressive dimensions, with its elements in polychrome […]
The Palazzo Vecchio (lit. “Old Palace”), one of the most iconic buildings in Florence, stands on Piazza della […]
The Ponte Vecchio (lit. “the Old Bridge”) is one of the most famous and picturesque landmarks in Florence.The […]
Piazza della Signoria is the political and historical heart of Florence. Located just a few steps from the […]
Florence, the cradle of the Renaissance where architecture, art, and history meet at every corner, has an outstanding […]
Florence, cradle of the Renaissance, is a true capital of art and culture in Italy. Its museums house […]
La Uffizi Gallery in Florence is one of the most famous museums in the world, housing an exceptional […]
Orbetello is a small, quiet town with a special position on a spit of land in the middle […]
Presentation Since antiquity, Carrara has been famous for its white marble, extracted from the hundreds of quarries that […]
The Metalliferous Hills (Colline Metallifere in Italian) separates the region Maremma from the Gulf of Follonica to the […]
Populonia was one of the 12 city-states of the Etruscan Dodecapolis, and the only major coastal city of […]
Castiglione d’Orcia Castiglione d’Orcia is a proud village in the Val d’Orcia, medieval town at the foot of […]
The Val Di Cecina refers to the territory crossed by the river Cecina, from the interior of the land with the city of Volterra to the Tuscan coast with its seaside area, bordered by the “Etruscan coast”.
Volterra is the most fascinating destination of the territory, marked by the Middle Ages, but also by its Etruscan and Roman heritage.
The Val Di Cecina refers to the territory crossed by the river Cecina, from the interior of the […]
Massa Marittima is a historic village located in the heart of the Maremma in the province of Grosseto, […]
The Val d’Elsa, more simply called Valdelsa, runs along the river Elsa between Florence and Siena, a tributary […]
Pitigliano is one of the most impressive sites in the Maremma, in the Tuff Valley in southern Tuscany. […]
Abbadia San Salvatore is a characteristic village of Mount Amiata, the closest to the summit, at 800 meters […]


























