We love Tuscany, and we want to share that love with everyone. That’s why we’ve started this website.
It’s a complete online travel guide to Tuscany, one of Italy’s most enchanting regions. The idea is to give useful and interesting information to independent travellers planning a holiday in Tuscany, Italy. But it’s also more than that. We like to think that by reading our guide you’ll get inspiration for your trip and discover unexpected destinations and hidden corners of this beautiful region.
Your free online Tuscany travel guide
There’s a lot to Tuscany. The ever-inspiring cities of Florence and Siena, unforgettable landscapes, sculptures by Michelangelo, paintings by Botticelli, and hilltop towns that seem to have jumped off a postcard. There’s inspiring architecture that can take you on a journey from the Gothic to the Renaissance down a single street. And some of the finest food and wine in the world. We try to reflect all this in our guide. We’ve taken all the things that we think are special about Tuscany and divided them into easy to navigate areas of interest.
It’s taken a lot of research. But we like to think of it as a labour of love.
The up-to-date information and useful tips in this online travel guide to Tuscany will help you to better plan your trip. And get the most from each area. We also try to suggest places that you might not have thought of visiting. Our advice is to mix the most obvious sights, like the Leaning Tower of Pisa or the Uffizi Gallery, with some of the less visited attractions.
Of course, part of the pleasure of travelling to this part of the world is adapting to the slower rhythm of life, connected to the seasons. Tuscan people make time to enjoy life and invite the travellers to do the same.
Why travel to Tuscany, Italy?
Part of the beauty of a trip to this region is discovering some authentic and less well-known destinations along with the world-famous attractions. Tuscany has got 7 UNESCO sites, amongst them the delightful towns of Pienza and San Gimignano, some of the finest red wines in the world, like the famous Chianti and Brunello di Montalcino. And a dreamlike countryside that has featured in countless films and photographs.
There are world-class museums like the Uffizi and the Accademia Gallery where you can admire the statue of David. Not to mention architectural wonders like the Cathedrals of Florence and Siena, and the Square of Miracles in Pisa. It also has plenty of small hilltop towns, ancient churches, and countless hidden corners for you to explore.
If you love Tuscany as much as we do, we hope you’ll find this guide informative and inspirational.
Love from Tuscany.
