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Tuscany (Toscana) can rightly claim to have just about the best of everything: architecture, the country's greatest collection of art, soul-stirring countryside and some of Italy's finest fresh produce and best-known wines.

Most people are drawn to Tuscany by the artistic splendours of Florence and Siena or to view the Leaning Tower of Pisa. But Tuscany also harbours some of Italy's most impressive hill towns and there's great scope for walking, notably among the gentle green hills and valleys of Il Chianti or, for more vigorous striding, the Apuane Alps.

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3 Days in Florence: Suggested Itineraries

Viator

Written by Viator, August 2010

So much can be said for Rome and the surrounding south of Italy. But those who would sing the praises of its cobbled alleyways, ancient aqueducts, and bustling air of Italian joie-de-vivre, can ... Continue Reading »

Siena and San Gimignano Tours

Viator

Written by Viator, November 2010

Few European cities live as harmoniously with their past as Siena. This most beloved of Tuscany’s hilltop settlements preserves its medieval layout, focusing on the unique crooked half-moon Piazza ... Continue Reading »

Florence Cooking Classes

Viator

Written by Viator, August 2010

Italians are known for their food, and each province has its specialties. But Florence is widely hailed for its Tuscan-style cuisine, seemingly sent from Heaven itself. And while eating out is a ... Continue Reading »

Chianti Tours from Florence

Viator

Written by Viator, August 2010

From picturesque farmhouses to auburn sunsets, Tuscany is one of the most romantic and visually seductive areas of the world. The pomp surrounding this region isn't pomp, but rather well earned ... Continue Reading »

Pisa Suggested Itineraries

Viator

Written by Viator, December 2010

Italian cities all have their own signature landmarks and salient qualities, and Pisa, of course, is no different. Its famous tower, the campanile of the city's cathedral, is its most recognizable ... Continue Reading »

Ciao from Florence!

Florence Expert: Elisa

Written by Florence Expert: Elisa, Italy, February 2011

It’s more than one year that we are waiting for this moment…now it seems that we are really close to that! I’m talking about a dream that is becoming true, a unique museum card that allows the ... Continue Reading »

Florence City of Art

Written by Dario, October 2011

Wonderful time of my life was in summer June 2010, when I enjoyed city of Florence. Old buildings and city streets filled in with parks and sculptures. City itself is like a museum under open skies. ... Continue Reading »

Arezzo

Philippa Burne

Written by Philippa Burne, UK, March 2012

Giorgio Vasari. It’s unlikely you can visit northern Italy and not hear this name. He was a Renaissance painter, architect and writer who left us a legacy of pretty good paintings, great ... Continue Reading »

Carnival in Viareggio

Philippa Burne

Written by Philippa Burne, UK, February 2012

It’s not just Venice that celebrates Carnival in style. In the lovely seaside Tuscan town of Viareggio, Carnival is less about masked decadence and more about their world-famous parade of ... Continue Reading »

Charming Siena

Philippa Burne

Written by Philippa Burne, UK, September 2011

Siena is the other Florence. What do I mean? I mean that you’ll find people generally fall into two groups: fans of Florence and fans of Siena. Both are incredibly beautiful, both are full of ... Continue Reading »

Cortona

Philippa Burne

Written by Philippa Burne, UK, February 2012

Did I hear you say you wanted a room with a view? Well, you’ve come to the right place. Cortona is the town that tumbles down a hillside, virtually guaranteeing that every building has plenty of ... Continue Reading »

Cycling in Tuscany

Philippa Burne

Written by Philippa Burne, UK, May 2012

A lot of the attraction of Tuscany is getting back to a slower life. The flavors, the landscapes, the art – it all makes us look back to a simpler time. That’s why this is an ideal place in  ... Continue Reading »

Escape from Elba

Philippa Burne

Written by Philippa Burne, UK, October 2011

There’s just something magical about islands. I’m not sure what it is. I love the sea and I love the idea of solitude, although I doubt I’d like the reality of being Robinson Crusoe. Elba is an ... Continue Reading »

Fiesole

Philippa Burne

Written by Philippa Burne, UK, February 2012

I’ve always been curious about Fiesole because it was hometown of one of my favourite artists, Fra Angelico, a Dominican monk who painted gorgeous religious icons during the 15th century. It’s only ... Continue Reading »

Il Cavallino Matto - Italy's Largest Amusement Park

Philippa Burne

Written by Philippa Burne, UK, April 2012

So you’ve been dragging your kids around museums and historic houses, gardens and churches. They have been very patient, well-behaved, even interested. But now it’s time to give them something in ... Continue Reading »

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