Five Lands
No introduction is needed to the Cinque Terre in Liguria. Corniglia, Manarola, Monterosso, Riomaggiore and Vernazza. They can be easily reached by ferry from La Spezia and Portovenere. Portovenere is a unique gem on the Tyrrhenian coast and for us a visit to this wonderful town is a must. Here is where it is located:
Barberino Outlet
Barberino del Mugello, besides being the gateway to the Tuscan Apennines, is famous for hosting the most important OUTLET SHOPPING CENTER in Tuscany. Here's where it is located:
Chianti Road
Chianti, the small strip of land between Florence and Siena, is a meeting place of poetry and nature, a small, enchanted world where dirt roads cross verdant hills and lead to the discovery of villages, fairytale castles, and solitary abbeys surrounded by vineyards. From the A1 motorway, exit at Firenze Impruneta and take the old road to […]
Siena
Siena is one of the most famous and beloved cities in Tuscany, home to some of the most beautiful hilltop villages in Italy and medieval towns where time seems to have stood still. It's also one of the first destinations for visitors to Tuscany. Siena has a unique atmosphere where you can still feel the most authentic Tuscany. Famous for […]
Florence
The cradle of the Renaissance, an unmissable stop for those visiting Tuscany. Easily accessible by train or bus, it is recommended to book your visit to the museums in advance. Florence is an open-air museum, wherever you look there is always something beautiful to see, observe, admire. Here is where it is located:
Pisa
A city that needs no introduction, its Leaning Tower, the Piazza dei Miracoli, and much more. Don't miss a stroll along the Lungarno to take in the full splendor of this ancient maritime republic. For those lucky enough to visit in June, the Luminara di San Ranieri is a must-see. Here's where […]
Volterra
The city of alabaster, with a thousand-year history behind it. Less famous than nearby San Gimignano, it offers endless views of the Tuscan countryside, as well as a perfectly preserved historic center with medieval and Renaissance buildings. From here, you might consider extending your sightseeing tour to Pisa, with its Leaning Tower. Here's where […]
San Gimignano
San Gimignano is an experience to be experienced firsthand! Called the Manhattan of the Middle Ages, with its famous towers, strolling through historic buildings and cobbled streets will transport you, as if by magic, to another era. San Gimignano 1300 is a permanent exhibition aimed at introducing tourists and visitors to the structure […]
Win
In the Florentine countryside, surrounded by vineyards where an excellent wine is produced, Vinci is where the Renaissance genius Leonardo was born and raised and to whom the city has dedicated a very interesting museum where you can learn about Leonardo's many inventions. The village of Vinci with the statue of the Vitruvian Man at its center offers visitors […]
Pistoia
Just a short distance from Villa Bracali, Pistoia offers a fascinating historic center to explore. The Duomo and Bell Tower are a wonderful discovery, as is the Pistoia Underground, a true journey through the labyrinth of the city's history. Pistoia is also world-famous for its important nurseries, which export worldwide. We recommend a visit […]
