Tuscany Travel Guide with informations to events, maps, tourist information and accommodation.
Chianti is a wide landscape of art halfway between reality and set designing of one of the many movies shot in this countryside area located between Florence and Siena and bounded by the Arno, Elsa, Arbia and Ombrone rivers. Read the rest »
The Ribollita is a typical Florentine recipe, which has become particularly sought after by tourists as a symbol of the cuisine of this city’, even if now it can not be missing in the menu of most of the finest restaurants. Read the rest »
On June 16 myriads of flames lit the night along the river Arno, in Pisa. Visitors can appreciate an unforgettable sight. Read the rest »
As if it weren’t enough to appreciate the beauty of Tuscany as you travel through the lush area of Italy, there are antique markets and various fairs offered throughout the year in many of the cities and towns that can offer you terrific bargains and beautiful pieces of authentic Italian heritage. Read the rest »
A short drive south of Florence brings you to Siena, the city where “The Nine” once spent vast sums of money to make the most beautiful city in all of Italy. Read the rest »
A farmhouse in Tuscany for a holiday or a weekend, maybe last minute? Why not? Do you already know Tuscany? Its cities of art, its history? Read the rest »
Elba is the third Italian island by extension and the largest of the Tuscan Archipelago.
It is connected by several daily ferries and hydrofoils, which in an hour of navigation cover 10 kilometres of sea that separates it from the continent. Read the rest »
