Florence, the capital of Tuscany crossed by the Arno River, has approximately 375,000 inhabitants. Alongside Rome and Venice, […]
Category: Destinations
Tourist map of Tuscany, with towns, villages and places to discover. The major or most popular destinations are […]
Elba Island is a paradisiacal place located more than 10 kilometers off the Tuscan coast. It is appreciated […]
Pisa is a famous Tuscan city, famous all over the world thanks to its leaning tower, simply called […]
Lucca is undoubtedly one of the most beautiful and pleasant towns in Tuscany, a stop not to be […]
The town of Volterra has a unique charm, becoming one of the favorite destinations in Tuscany, not only […]
If you can see its stone towers proudly dominating the hills from afar, you cannot be wrong, it […]
Cortona is a small and welcoming medieval town in the Val di Chiana, in the province of Arezzo, […]
In the heart of Val d’Orcia valley and its unique landscapes lies Pienza, one of the most beautiful […]
Castiglione della Pescaia is one of the most beautiful villages in Tuscany and enjoys a privileged position on […]
The Val di Chiana or Valdichiana is a vast region straddling Tuscany and Umbria, including the provinces of […]
On top of a hill, the fortified medieval village of Monteriggioni is a small jewel that has survived […]
The Monte Argentario is a very beautiful site to the south of the Tuscan coast, in the province […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
The Montagnola Senese is a hilly region located west of Siena, up to the Val d’Elsa, on the […]
Lucignano is a pleasant little medieval village in the province of Arezzo, called “The pearl of Valdichiana”, recognized […]
Certaldo is one of the most characteristic villages in Valdelsa, located along the Via Francigena, also known as […]
Presentation 30 kilometres from Florence, the Castle of Sammezzano is an unexpected place, created by an original marquis, […]

























