April is the start of the tourist season in Tuscany and Italy, when Easter livens up towns and cities with events and plenty of sweet specialities. Days start getting longer, temperatures are mild and there’s a excitement in the air. The countryside awakens and explodes into colour. All around Tuscany in April many small towns… Read more »
Read MoreTravel safety rules for College Students in Italy
Travelling is an important rite of passage when you’re a college student. And Italy is a great place to visit. But to make sure that the experience is a safe and happy one, it’s important to remember a few golden rules. Here we’ve put together a few for you to remember on your next trip… Read more »
Read MoreTips for student travel in Italy
What are the best tips for students traveling in Italy? Want to know what to do to make your journey unforgettable? Don’t worry, we’ve got you! Many students dream of visiting Italy. And with good reason. Italy is a country with a unique and fascinating history, world-renowned architecture, romantic hilltop towns, famous museums, fountains, sculptures,… Read more »
Read More8 Famous Statues in Florence you have to see
Where can you admire the most famous statues in Florence? Here you’ll find the top 8 statues and sculptures that every art lover look out for during a trip to Florence! There’s the iconic statue of David, that made Michelangelo immortal. Donatello’s David that changed the course of art history. Splendid masterpieces by Cellini and… Read more »
Read More8 Beautiful Tuscan villages to visit
You know about San Gimignano and Volterra. But what about the smaller towns in Tuscany? Those secret little places and hidden villages lost in the countryside. These are the spots that make a trip to Tuscany that bit more special. Here’s our pick of the top Tuscan villages to visit. 8 Tuscan villages to visit – Our ideas… Read more »
Read More3 Beautiful Churches to visit for free in Florence
There’s no shortage of churches to visit in Florence, filled with frescoes, art works and wonders. The cost of the entrance ticket is generally very reasonable (around 10-15 euro), considering you’re visiting priceless masterpieces. But it gets even better. If you want to save money, and not spend a single cent, you can visit some… Read more »
Read MoreFree attractions in Florence for art enthusiasts
There’s no shortage of free attractions in Florence art lovers can enjoy. Here’s how you can see beautiful art in Florence without spending a penny. First we should mention that ticket prices in Florence are relatively cheap compared to other European destinations. The most expensive attractions are the Cathedral Complex (15-30 Euros depending which monuments you… Read more »
Read MoreHow to experience the Tuscan countryside
When we think about the countryside in Tuscany, we think of idyllic landscape. Rolling hills, cypress trees, olive groves, vineyards dotted with beautiful farmhouses and ancient hamlets. But how to make the most of it? Let’s take a look at some of the amazing ways you can experience the Tuscan countryside. Whether it’s a relaxing… Read more »
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