The Tuscan Archipelago National Park, established in 1996, covers approximately 61,000 hectares of land and 56,000 hectares of […]
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The Tuscan Archipelago National Park, established in 1996, covers approximately 61,000 hectares of land and 56,000 hectares of […]
Coastal region north of Massa Carrara, the Cinque Terre are translated in English by the Five Lands. It’s […]
This is a selection of guided tours, coupons or commodes in Tuscany. Consult the sections dedicated to each […]
Siena is with Florence one of the most attractive destinations in the region. City of the famous palio, […]
The hills in the south-east of Siena, the Crete Senesi are characterized by a special and fascinating landscape. […]
In the south of the territory of Siena, the Val d’Orcia is a famous tourist destination in Tuscany, […]
In the north of Tuscany and in the province of Lucca, the Garfagnana is a little known but […]
The Maremma is a vast historical area of Tuscany, a charming territory with a pleasant and welcoming atmosphere. […]
The Mount Amiata (Monte Amiata in Italian) is an extinct volcano in the Apennines, which culminates in southern […]
Prato is the second largest city in Tuscany with almost 200,000 inhabitants (in 2024), after Florence, and only […]
Pistoia is a small town of almost 90,000 inhabitants in northern Tuscany located between Florence and Lucca. In […]
Montepulciano is a beautiful small town of almost 14,000 inhabitants, visited for its picturesque medieval center and by […]
The Etruscan Coast is a part of the Tuscan coastline, north of the Maremma, from Livorno to the […]
Presentation The Chianti region extends in Tuscany south of Florence and north of Siena, with its rolling hills […]
The Versilia is a strip of territory in northern Tuscany, bordering the coast for almost 20 km, between […]
Between Lucca and Pistoia, the Val di Nievole is a gentle region full of small treasures and gardens, […]