Tuscany Travel Guide with informations to events, maps, tourist information and accommodation.
One of the most interesting and beautiful areas in Florence, the Piazza della Signoria is a true heart of the city. Read the rest »
Poppi is a small Tuscan village in the municipality of Arezzo located in the center of the Casentino Valley. The Casentino is one of the most beautiful valleys in Tuscany and the village of Poppi is on an isolated hill that dominates this green valley. Read the rest »
The Luminaria di San Ranieri is now a historic event that happens every year along the Arno in Pisa.
The history dates back to March 25, 1688, the day when the casket containing the body of the patron saint of 
Pisa, San Ranieri, was moved with solemn ritual in a chapel of the Cathedral of Pisa, in the famous Piazza dei Miracoli. Read the rest »
Just one of the beautiful vineyards located in Tuscany, Castello di Volpaia is a fully restored medival village that is also home to some of the most impressive wine cellars in the region. Read the rest »
In the center of Florence, you’ll find the Piazza del Duomo. This city square is the hub of Florence with many of the major sites all located around its perimeter or in the general area. Read the rest »
The idea of organizing a holiday in Tuscany for lovers of art and pottery came about after an evening with friends in an ancient Tuscan farmhouse. Read the rest »
One of the “big three” cities to visit in Italy, Florence has majestic sites and lines that are nearly as impressive. Read the rest »
