Top 5 Art Exhibitions in Tuscany this Autumn: explore Hopper‘s desolate realism in Pisa; in Florence learn about Artemisia Gentileschi at the Museo degli Innocenti, dive into the the world of ‘fragments in art history’ in Palazzo Strozzi, or have fun inside Dante Alighieri’s Hell at Cattedrale dell’Immagine. Arezzo hosts a small but intriguing exhibit… Read more »
Read MoreEvents & Things to Do in Tuscany this September 2026
Looking for things to do in Florence and Tuscany this September 2025? We’ve put together a list of our own personal favourites that you can add to your itinerary. September is a month that’s chock-full of events, ancient festivals, and towns celebrating the grape harvest. Enjoy! LAST UPDATE: AUGUST 2026 Top Events & Things to… Read more »
Read MoreChianti Wine Festivals in September 2026
September is the most intoxicating month in the Chianti region. While the vines are heavy with ripe grapes and the farmers are getting ready for the harvest, all around the region the air is filled with sweet smells and a festive feel for the annual “vendemmia“. Every year the Chianti put a lot of effort… Read more »
Read MoreTuscany in August – Festivals, summer destinations and tips
Is August a good time to be travelling in Tuscany? If you’re planning a trip this Summer you’re probably wondering what’s in store for you. So here we give you the low down on weather, the best places to go, and what fun and festivals you can expect. August is a lively month in Tuscany,… Read more »
Read More5 Fabulous Events in Tuscany, July 2026 – Medieval, Fantasy and Music
July is here, and Tuscany is getting ready for a month of great events. There’s music, fantasy-filled towns and Medieval reenactments, all combining to add some amazing atmosphere to the Tuscan towns. So take note all you music lovers, fantasy fans, and anyone interested in the Medieval… This month is for you! 5 Great Events… Read more »
Read MoreShould I Visit Boboli Gardens? Skip it or Visit it – Do’s and Don’ts of Boboli
Is it worth visiting Boboli Gardens in Florence? I get asked this a lot. First things first: it’s not free. Unless you visit on the first Sunday of the month (when state museums are free) – it costs 10 Euro to get in. Remember it’s vast (around 40 hectares), so you need at least 2-3… Read more »
Read MoreTop Summer Events in Tuscany: Food, Music, Medieval Re-enactments
If you travel around Tuscany during Summer, you’ll find a variety of festivals and events livening up the towns and villages. With the long days and hot weather, people tend to spend time outside later when it’s cooler. Parks, piazze and open-air theatres put on their Summer Festivals throughout the region, with concerts, sagre (food… Read more »
Read MoreTuscany in July – Festivals, Music events & Trip ideas
As temperatures reach sizzling peaks in July, Tuscany is filled with music, traditional festivals, and well-known events like Siena’s captivating Palio. Days are very hot, evenings are long and the nights are warm. It’s the perfect time to enjoy the beaches, explore the mountains, or join in one of the many local food sagre or… Read more »
Read MoreTop Summer Music Festivals in Tuscany 2026
Discover the top Music Festivals happening in Tuscany this Summer. From Puccini to Andrea Bocelli and Guns ‘n Roses, there’s something for every kind of music lover. And being Tuscany, the venues are pretty spectacular too! LAST UPDATED: June 2026 Music Festivals in Tuscany in the Summer PUCCINI FESTIVAL, Torre del Lago (near Lucca) As… Read more »
Read MoreTuscany in June, Festivals, country delights and more
What’s special about June in Tuscany? Aside from the long sunny days, verdant countryside, warm evenings filled with stars, Tuscany offers its visitors a rich calendar of events including traditional Festivals in Medieval costume and plenty of sagre or food festivals to whet your appetite. LAST UPDATED: April 2026 Tuscany in June – Enjoy the… Read more »
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