Everything you need to know about Tuscany

Thursday, 19 April 2018 09:30 by Admin

Tuscany, more than just a region

Situated in central Italy, Tuscany embraces emblematically the very essence of "Italian-ness”: history, art, nature and excellent cuisine.

Top 10 Places to visit in Tuscany

Culture, art and traditions combined with gentle hills, vineyards and charming villages makes Tuscany not only the most dreamed Italian destination, but an unforgettable experience that will leave you the desire to discover more and more about this fabulous region.

The most beautiful beaches in Tuscany

Tuscany rightly owes its fame to its fine museum-cities and picturesque hills, but all you need to do is push on a few km to the west to discover an unexpected, very varied coastal heritage.

What is Chianti?

One of the most well-known wines in the world, surely Italy's most famous wine label. One of the most appreciated countryside destination in the world, surely the most evocative postcard of Tuscany.

The Top 10 Places To Visit in Tuscany

Tuscany is a large region, varied in its landscapes and tourist offers, so a basic question would be to ask oneself: what kind of vacation do I want?

Tuscany: In the Heart of Wine Country

This region isn’t just all leaning towers and wine, it actually offers some beautiful scenery, towers, walls, and plenty of little towns and hills.

Tuscany’s Thermal Spas

Thermal spa tourism in Tuscany is a of itself a mark of quality, but the tourist opting for this region also has the rare opportunity of mixing a fitness holiday with a plunge into culture too.

The Tuscan Archipelago

Elba, Giglio, Capraia, Montecristo, Pianosa, Giannutri and Gorgona: these are the names of the seven legendary pearls which make up the Tuscan Archipelago, situated in the Upper Tyrrhenian not far from the southern coasts of Tuscany..

A simple guide to Tuscan wines

One of the pleasures of travelling through Tuscany is the chance to discover the unique varieties of wine produced in this region. Chianti is undoubtedly the best-known wine name, but this is only one of the many types of wine produced here.

A Charming week-end in Val d'Orcia

Val d'Orcia is a wide valley between the provinces of Siena and Grosseto, characterized by hilly landscapes famous all over the world and by so many medieval villages. In this area you’ll find some typical food and wine like Cinta Senese pork, “pecorino di Pienza” (a cheese) and Montalcino’s Brunello wine.