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From the scenic beauty that made it so famous, to the historical legacy of its cities and the outstanding quality of its wines, Tuscany is an Italian region not to be missed during your holiday in Italy. And let's not forget its islands and amazing coastal areas, its protected parks and, last but not least, its simple but delicious cuisine. Our must-sees...
Pecorino is one of the most famous of the Tuscan cheeses. It is a hard cheese made from sheep's milk. During a visit to the city of Pienza, plan a short pause in the many workshops of the city to sample this exquisite cheese.
If you are in the village of Montepulciano for the day, take a detour to the beautiful Avignonesi winery and try the famous Vino Nobile of Montepulciano, accompanied by Cinta Senese, a Tuscan sausage. Tours are usually conducted in English but staff also speak French.
A horseback ride is not only an unforgettable moment of relaxation, but it also allows you to discover some of the most beautiful places in the Maremma, otherwise inaccessible by car. Organise a horseback ride to experience your holiday in the Maremma in a unique way, in direct contact with nature. The tours, which can last an hour or more depending on your preferences, will take you to the pinewoods and beaches of the Maremma.
Saturnia with its thermal springs is a jewel of the Maremma: located in the province of Grosseto and close to the village of Pitigliano, the hot springs of Saturnia are completely free of charge and evoke the famous springs of Pamukkale in Turkey. The hot springs can reach a temperature of 37.5°C and have therapeutic and relaxing properties.
Between majestic cliffs, peaceful, well-preserved coves, colourful beaches and secret caves... discover another way to see the island of Elba, avoiding the crowds gathered on its beaches: admire its coasts from the sea with a private boat trip. If you are lucky, you may even see dolphins!
The Palazzo Vecchio is a magnificent 13th century fortified Florentine palace which was used as a film location for the movie "Inferno" starring Tom Hanks. The palace overlooks the Piazza della Signoria and offers fascinating interactive tours. Take a mystery tour of the palazzo, which usually includes the richly decorated rooms, where you can discover the secret passages that lead to the private rooms of the Medici family.
Considered one of the most romantic cities in the world, Florence is overflowing with traditional restaurants and cafés. For an unforgettable experience in the charming capital of Tuscany, head upstairs and sip a spritz on the rooftop bar of the Hotel Minerva.
Admire the gorgeous Chianti landscape on a Vespa, the symbol of 1950s Italy. Discover the magic of its vineyards, olive groves and cypress-lined roads, as you breathe in the sweet fragrance of Tuscany. Riding a scooter is the best way to enjoy the Chianti region in complete safety and freedom.
