Suggestions of visits and activities in Pienza and the surrounding area, including tastings, visits to wineries, etc.
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- Pienza
In the heart of Val d’Orcia valley and its unique landscapes lies Pienza, one of the most beautiful villages in Tuscany, in the south of the province of Siena, where ... - Things to do and see in Pienza
The historic centre of Pienza is quite small and flat, as part of a beautiful walk through its narrow streets, also following its large promenade that offers a splendid view ... - Hotels in Pienza
Book accommodation in Pienza and its surroundings, among hundreds of structures including hotels, rooms, agritourism or apartments - Weather in PienzaWeather forecast in Pienza, Tuscany, the weather today and in the next days, rainfall, temperatures and air quality.
- Florence
Florence, the capital of Tuscany crossed by the Arno River, has approximately 375,000 inhabitants. Alongside Rome and Venice, it ranks among Italy’s major art cities and attracts nearly ten million ... - Elba, visit and heritage
Elba Island is a paradisiacal place located more than 10 kilometers off the Tuscan coast. It is appreciated for its coastline with beaches, coves, and diving spots, for its mountain ... - Pisa
Pisa is a famous Tuscan city, famous all over the world thanks to its leaning tower, simply called Tower of Pisa, which has become one of the symbols of Italy, ... - Siena
Siena is with Florence one of the most attractive destinations in the region. City of the famous palio, an equestrian race, it is a unique medieval town located in the ... - Lucca in Tuscany
Lucca is undoubtedly one of the most beautiful and pleasant towns in Tuscany, a stop not to be missed during a route through the region. Although it can be visited ... - Volterra in Tuscany
The town of Volterra has a unique charm, becoming one of the favorite destinations in Tuscany, not only for its heritage. Its historic centre dates back to the Etruscan era ... - San Gimignano
If you can see its stone towers proudly dominating the hills from afar, you cannot be wrong, it is San Gimignano, an emblematic village of medieval Tuscany. This small tourist ... - Montepulciano
Montepulciano is a beautiful small town of almost 14,000 inhabitants, visited for its picturesque medieval center and by lovers of good wines. It is perched at 605 metres above sea ... - Cortona
Cortona is a small and welcoming medieval town in the Val di Chiana, in the province of Arezzo, in the south-east of Tuscany and close to the Umbrian region.It is ... - PienzaIn the heart of Val d’Orcia valley and its unique landscapes lies Pienza, one of the most beautiful villages in Tuscany, in the south of the province of Siena, where ...
- Chianti region
Presentation The Chianti region extends in Tuscany south of Florence and north of Siena, with its rolling hills that reach 900 meters high, between green and yellow tones from spring to ... - Pistoia in Tuscany
Pistoia is a small town of almost 90,000 inhabitants in northern Tuscany located between Florence and Lucca. In the shadow of these two illustrious neighbors, it is spared by the ... - Prato in Tuscany
Prato is the second largest city in Tuscany with almost 200,000 inhabitants (in 2024), after Florence, and only 25 km from the latter. This active city still lives a little ... - Monte Argentario
The Monte Argentario is a very beautiful site to the south of the Tuscan coast, in the province of Grosseto. It attracts visitors for its various features: the marine environment, ... - Area del Tufo – Tuff Valley
In the south-east of the Maremma, the hills of the Fiora are at the edge of Tuscany and very close to Lazio. They are crossed by the Valle del Tufo ... - Arezzo in Tuscany
Arezzo is a beautiful discovery of Tuscany, less visited than other cities in the region despite a particular and unexpected charm. It is located in the east, close to Umbria ... - Islands of the Tuscan Archipelago
The Tuscan Archipelago National Park, established in 1996, covers approximately 61,000 hectares of land and 56,000 hectares of sea, making it the largest marine park in Europe. It includes the ... - Typical products of TuscanyTuscany has a long tradition of skilled craftsmen in many fields who create items now considered as “typical products” of Tuscany. Craft Jewellery, including gold jewellery, sold for example on the Ponte ...
- Book an hotel in Tuscany
Find hotels on the map according to your destination. Please book through this page;) to help latoscane.net Map of Tuscany to prepare your trip, with hotels around the main destinations, from ... - What to see in Florence: monuments, squares and museums
To explore Florence, at least 3 days are needed. The historic center, relatively compact, can be easily covered on foot. As the artistic capital of the Renaissance, the city preserves ... - Discover the flavors of Tuscan winesDiscover the aromas and flavours of Tuscan vineyards Tuscany offers a variety of activities to discover why its wines are so popular: organized visits to estates, vineyards and wineries, tastings, sightseeing ...
- Via Francigena
The Via Francigena is a pilgrimage route that was used in the Middle Ages to reach Rome from northern France. Its name means “french way”. The usual route corresponds to ... - Visits to cellars and vineyardsSuggestions for wine country tours and activities in the Chianti and Tuscan wine routes, including tastings and cellar visits
- Interactive map of Florence
Map of Florence with its major monuments, places and museums Articles about Florence - Map with main sights in Tuscany
Tourist map of Tuscany, with towns, villages and places to discover. The major or most popular destinations are bright colours, the other sites are more dull colours, for example in villages: ... - Hotels in FlorenceHotels in Florence
- Visit Florence in 2 or 3 daysA three-day stay in Florence allows you to discover the main Renaissance masterpieces and the city’s key districts. The itinerary below proposes a balanced progression, minimizing travel and grouping monuments ...
- Tickets and tours in Florence
Florence touristic pass and combined tickets Excursions, visites guidées et billets à Florence Into the same category - Chianti regionThe Chianti region extends in Tuscany south of Florence and north of Siena, with its rolling hills more or less high at 900 meters, with green and yellow tones, among ...
- Maremma
Maremma is a vast historical area of Tuscany, a charming territory with a pleasant and welcoming atmosphere. Much of this region runs along the Tuscan coast for almost 100 km, ...
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