Tuscany, Central Italy
Tuscany is one of Italy's top destinations. Its attractions include historic cities, art-filled museums, churches, great wine and food, medieval hill towns, beaches, and beautiful countryside.
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Florence
The most famous landmarks in Florence are the Ponte Vecchio, Brunelleschi's dome on the Duomo, and its most reproduced sight is Michelangelo's statue of David.
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Siena
Well conserved medieval streets and piazzas are home to the annual festival of the Palio, a horserace which takes place in Siena's main square, the Campo. An ideal daytrip from Florence or Rome.
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Lucca
Lucca is a city on the Serchio River in Italy’s Tuscany region. It’s known for the well-preserved Renaissance walls encircling its historic city centre and its cobblestone streets.
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Pisa
Pisa is a historic town in Tuscany. Once a city of political and cultural importance, Pisa is now most famous for one of its architectural masterpieces, the Leaning Tower.
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Pienza
Pienza is a small town situated in the Val d'Orcia. The name comes from Pope Pius II, who was born here, and it means the City of Pius. In 1996, UNESCO made the centre of Pienza a World Heritage Site.
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Montepulciano
Montepulciano is a medieval hilltop town in Tuscany. Surrounded by vineyards, it is known for its Nobile red wine.
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San Gimignano
San Gimignano's main attractions are its architecture and atmosphere. The unique collection of towers and the winding lanes make it a charming destination for those seeking the heart of Tuscany.
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Radda In Chianti
Radda in Chianti is a beautiful medieval town enclosed in large defensive walls. Its stone facades add to the medieval look characterized by narrow streets and tower buildings.
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Chianti Region
Chianti is as varied in its scenery as it is in its wines. Soft rolling hills covered with rows of grapes and picturesque farmhouses have inspired poets, artists, and travelers for centuries.
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Grosseto
Within the historical centre of Grosseto, there are plenty of treasures worth visiting, including the Piazza del Duomo, where the pink and marble facade of the Cathedral of San Lorenzo stands out.
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Tavarnelle Val Di Pesa
Located halfway between the Val d’Elsa and Val Di Pesa, Tavarnelle is a hilltop village close to Florence. The area is enriched with a high number of churches that boast a wealth of artwork.
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Volterra
Volterra is a charming town situated in the province of Pisa, not far from Florence, Siena and the coast.
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Vicopisano
Vicopisano is a medieval town and a commune in the Province of Pisa, Tuscany. It is situated in the former Valley of the Arno River, approx 50km west of Florence and 15km east of Pisa.
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La Pieve
La Pieve is a village in the commune of Calci, located approx 13km from Pisa. Nearby is the Certosa di Calci, a former Carthusian monastery founded in 1366.
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Montecarlo Di Lucca
Located in the province of Lucca, the historic centre of Montecarlo Di Lucca is well preserved and is still surrounded by the beautiful city walls. The town is known for its wine and oil production.
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San Donato
In the middle of the Chianti region, is the small Tuscan town of San Donato In Poggio. Vineyard covered hills, olive groves & traditional Tuscan farmhouses offer an authentic agriturismo experience.
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Castelnuovo Berardenga
With Siena not too far away, Castelnuovo Berardenga offers an excellent day trip for exploring the unique and stunning landscape of the most southern point of Chianti.
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Porto Santo Stefano
Porto Santo Stefano offers a genuine Mediterranean coastal experience. Colourful houses slope down the hill, offering views of the turquoise waters below. Enjoy exploring this area ...Read More
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Orbetello
Orbetello is uniquely surrounded by its protected Lagoon Natural Reserve. Many remnants from the Etruscan era remain along with tasty seafood, such as the classic smoked eel dish 'Anguilla Sfumata'.
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Magliano in Toscana
Surrounded by olives and vineyards, Magliano in Toscana is a medieval hilltop town protected by thick defensive walls with just three entry gateways. It is located in the Maremma region, ...Read More
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Porto Azzurro
Porto Azzurro is a charming fishing village on Elba Island. Important and popular religious feasts occur in July and September. Make sure to try a piece of the classic Schiaccia Briaca cake.
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Capoliveri
A popular medieval hilltop village on Elba Island, Capoliveri attracts holidaymakers to its array of beaches and biking trails. Every October, the town holds the annual 3-day Festa dell’Uva ...Read More
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Rio nell'Elba
Rio nell'Elba, one of the most ancient villages on Elba Island, has a history dating back to the Bronze Age and iron mining. In this calm and restful hilltop village, museums and churches display ...Read More
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Portoferraio
Portoferraio's impressive Medici forts stand guard over this primary port city on Elba Island. Napolean exhiled here and you can still explore the two villas where he resided. With its gorgeous ...Read More
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Marciana
Situated on the hill of Monte Capanne, Marciana is one of the oldest communities on Elba Island. A tranquil village framed by oak, pine and chestnut forests, offering charming vistas of the azure sea.
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San Piero in Campo
Perched high on the hills of Elba Island is the peaceful village of San Piero in Campo. Outdoor enthusiasts have numerous trails on offer, many leading from the village to the nearby Capanne Mountain.
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Marina di Campo
Families are drawn to the golden sandy beach for safe swimming and watersports, all within walking distance to Marina di Campo's seaside town.
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Isola del Giglio
A little gem, off the coast of Tuscany. Isola del Giglio attracts visitors looking for sandy shores, an abundance of marine life for snorkelling and diving, and numerous hiking trails.
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Monte Argentario
Ideal for nature lovers, the headland of Monte Argentario is also a popular choice for affluent Rome locals who visit to vacation in their summer homes. Take a leisurely stroll along the lively ...Read More
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Maremma
Explore Maremma Nature Park on foot, bike or by canoe. This is a beautiful area where the forest meets the ocean, featuring wetlands, beaches, birdlife, and glimpses of foxes and deer.
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Cavo
A seaside town on the eastern shore of Elba Island. Cavo offers a beautiful rocky beach to unwind in the afternoon, situated at the base of Mount Grosso with views of the Mediterranean.
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Cortona
Renowned for wine, sunflowers and as the setting for the novel and film 'Under the Tuscan Sun'. Cortona is an enchanting hilltop village enclosed by stone walls from the Etruscan and Roman eras.
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Val d'Orcia
Val d'Orcia Valley is the quintessential Tuscan landscape - cypress-lined roads, sunflower-filled fields, vineyards, olive trees, ancient castles and towns. A protected UNESCO World Heritage Site.
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Montalcino
Delightful village encircled by fortified walls. Take pleasure in wandering through the quaint streets of Montalcino, admiring the stunning views of the Val d'Orcia below, and perhaps sample ...Read More
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Bagno Vignoni
Bagno Vignoni is a small town with a unique main square filled with thermal water. Known for its healing properties since the 9th century, put your feet into the canals which lead down the hillside.
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San Casciano in Val di Pesa
San Casciano in Val di Pesa, located near Florence, is a lively historic town filled with residents. It is a picturesque Chianti hilltop town offering scenic views of vineyards and olive groves.