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Below you'll find a list of the destinations in Tuscany we have present on our site today. We are working on adding more articles everyday as well as working on new destinations to add in the near future.
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Don't forget to dedicate a day or two to explore the marvels that await you in Florence, the capital of Tuscany. This exciting city promises not only some of the most important museums in Italy, but also great shopping, wonderful art and history... and some of the most delicious gelato ever!
Read MoreThe magical hillsides of Chianti are not just about delicous wine and great olive oil! Around each bend, you'll discover stunning views, culinary traditions and local artisans as well sleepy towns and landscapes just waiting for you to discover them.
Read MoreVolterra is usually referred to as the Etruscan city and the City of Alabaster. If you love archaeological sites, then Volterra is the right place to head to: you'll have the chance to visit one-of-a-kind remains dating back to Etruscan and Roman times, as well as many Medieval and Renaissance treasures. Stroll its narrow lanes and visit the many workshops exposing alabaster hand-made products, the main jewel on this town's crown.
Read MoreExplore the wonderful city of medieval Siena, its culture, history and traditions, including the famous horse race il Palio around its main square, Piazza del Campo. A jump back to medieval times as you visit the most enchanting sights and secret corners that give this city its special charm.
Read MoreMany times overlooked, the city of Livorno, with its down to earth ways, risqué sense of humor, great fish dishes and unusual scenery, will be just the right distraction while on holiday.
Read MoreWonderful panoramas, great wines and quaint medieval villages to explore: this is the Valdorcia and this is Montepulciano! Set amidst those rolling hills that chatracterize the Tuscan outline, a few steps from Siena, Pienza and Montalcino, Montepulciano is like an amalgam of the best that Tuscany has to offers. So what are you waiting for? Venture out to the discovery of this marvellus town and taste a glass of its Nobile wine!
Read MoreThe Val d’Orcia invites you to slow down and explore an itinerary filled with hilltop towns, outdoor hot springs, renowned vineyards and a lively cultural calendar with jazz concerts, sagras and outdoor adventures. Check out our guide to enjoy the valley to the fullest!
Read MoreArezzo is the perfect destination for an off-the-beaten-track itinerary in Tuscany: often overlooked, Arezzo will give you the perfect snap-shot of a real Tuscan city. An authentic corner of Tuscany where you can fully immerse yourself in the museums, city streets, bars, cafes & restaurant. Discover in this section all the things to see in Arezzo.
Read MoreJoin us in the discovery of the Casentino valley, situated about 50 kms from Florence and just north of Arezzo. This panoramic territory offers castles and monasteries to explore, trekking and hiking itineraries through its enchanting old-centuries forests and traditional products to be tasted.
Read MoreHave you ever heard about the lunar "landscape" of Tuscany? Well, it's officially referred to as "Crete Senesi" and is an amazing area to visit. From the green and yellow hills of Valdorcia, you'll step into a gray coloured site that vaguely reminds of a desert zone. Join us to the discovery of the quaint medieval villages, the thermal resorts, the sacred destinations and the traditional flavours, first among all the white truffle in San Giovanni d'Asso.
Read MoreThe small, precious hilltop town of Cortona offers many interesting sites to see and many typical products to taste. Great local wines are perfect when served with the famous Chianina steak, the high quality meat bred in Valdichiana, where the town is located. Stroll down the historical center, where you'll find traces of the Roman and Etruscan civilizations and museums housing wonderful works of art, and then try out the local restaurants for a taste of the typical Tuscan cuisine.
Read MoreVisit the enchanting port city of Livorno, its Fortress, the Synagogue and the quarter "La Venezia" with its waterways that cross all the district and remind one of the Venetian city in Northern Italy. Livorno is the perfect destination if you travel with kids, since there are several attractions that they will surely enjoy instead of just visiting museums and churches, like the aquarium with its colorful fishes and...the sea, for playing on the sand and refreshing a bit during the Summer.
Read MoreThe small hilltop town of Montespertoli in Chianti is well-known for its wine, olive oil and truffles. The area is dotted with castles, and at just 20 km from Florence, is the perfect area in which to base yourself as you set out to discover Tuscany!
Read MoreBreathtaking views of the valley & hills of Chianti! Colle val d’Elsa is a great photo opportunity! Enjoy authentic cuisine, crystal handcrafts, great wine & stunning landscapes: Colle val d’Elsa is the ideal day trip between Florence & Siena.
Read MoreA day spent exploring Montecatini, both Alto & Terme, is an invite to capture the pleasure and tranquility of a small Tuscan hamlet, with picturesque vias, cafes, medieval towers & fortresses … in other words the essence of what makes Tuscany beautiful.
Read MoreVisit that part of the Tuscan coastline going from Livorno to Piombino, known as the Etruscan Coast for the rich presence of Etruscan archaeological sites, where you'll find also natural unspoilt protected areas, long sandy beaches and quaint villages.
Read MoreSurrounded by the Apuan Alps and the Apennines, the Garfagnana area is a lush green valley that offers plenty of activities to do - like hiking, biking, trekking, rock climbing - and places to see, like the many quaint villages that hold enchanting art and architectural treasures to discover, among which the Devil's Bridge in Borgo a Mozzano stands magnificently out.
Read MoreIf you want to venture out off the beaten track and visit a city which is not usually crowded with tourists, then Prato is the perfect destination: situated only 10 minutes drive from Florence and rich in history and art treasures, it boasts an amazing Castle of the Emperor sitting in the historical center that is really worth your while, as well as many other artistic works of art hidden inside its magnificent Duomo.
Read MoreThe territory of Val di Chiana is the first glimps of Tuscany you have as you can north from Rome. When you base yourself near Sinalunga, Cortona or Montepulciano, you are close to the major roads in the area. From here you can visit castles, musuems, vineyards and thermal water spas. You will want to be sure to save some time in your itinerary to discover all it has to offer.
Read MoreThis land, found in the northernmost corner of Tuscany, is only a short distance from Cinque Terre. Not to be missed for its unique flavors, incredible landscapes, castles, churches & history. The perfect combination of mountains, beaches, wine & Italian culture for some searching for an authentic Tuscan vacation.
Read MoreExploring the Versilia area is always a great surprise! If you're a family that travels with kids, Versilia is one of the most popular Tuscan sea destinations: its sandy beaches gradually slope into the sea, making the place perfect for children to easily play in the water. But after sunset, Versilia get dressed for its active nightlife, drawing people from everywhere in Tuscany that join together for dancing till early morning.
Read MoreAnghiari is a MUST SEE if you head towards Arezzo and its surroundings: considered as a medieval jewel and renowned mainly for the famous battle of Anghiari fought between the army of Florence and Milan in 1440, this town has been added to the "most beautiful villages in Italy" list for its peculiar and characteristic urban aspect. Walk around its historical center and enjoy the magic that surrounds this medieval toown.
Read MoreThe small town has its medieval, round plan still intact and the main square, with its city hall and two main churches deserves a visit. We recommend visiting the museum, where you can admire a beautiful Golden Tree!
Read MoreFirst Stop when Driving up from Rome: Perched on a hilltop, Chiusi has an incredible visual of both the Val d’Orcia and Val di Chiana in Tuscany. Discover the treasures above and underground in this Etruscan city.
Read MoreThe small village of Sarteano, located between the Val d'Orcia and Valdichiana valleys, is easily identified from afar by the imposing castle standing guard over the town. Despite its small size, it hosts some of the most important Etruscan tombs in all of Tuscany, a magnificent 17th century theater and important artistic masterpieces that make a stop here worthwhile.
Read MoreWith its spiral roads and hilltop position, the small town of Cerreto Guidi is an enchanting stop to add to your Tuscan itinerary. You will find amazing panoramic views, a quaint small town atmosphere and one of the more beautiful Medici villas, boasting secrets & intrigue.
Read MoreThe towering position on the steep hilltop in Tuscany makes it easy to see why Certaldo attracts tourists all year long. Hike the hill top and browse the small shops, the delicious restaurants & charming museums.
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