Tuscany doesn’t want for variety. From countryside to coastline, a trip out here can make you feel like you’ve won the holiday lottery. Its Renaissance cities, Medieval hilltop towns and ever-changing landscapes, offer the traveller an embarrassment of riches. So with all the possibilities for a weekend away in Tuscany, did I really need to… Read more »
Read MoreFlorence in Summer, What to do and What not to do
We won’t lie to you. Florence is hot in summer. The kind of humid heat that sticks to your skin. In July and August temperatures can reach 37/38 degrees C (99 F), which can make sightseeing pretty unpleasant. Having said that, if you’re travelling to Florence in summer there are ways to enjoy the city,… 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 MoreStaying Secure While Travelling in Tuscany: Essential Tips for Modern Travellers
A trip to Tuscany is one of life’s greatest pleasures. From the Renaissance wonders of Florence to the Medieval jewel that is San Gimignano, there’s so much to be discovered. But while you’re out there ticking sights off your bucket list, it’s crucial not to let your guard down when it comes to safety and… Read more »
Read More3 Small Towns in Tuscany We Love to Visit in Summer
There are three very special small towns in Tuscany just we can’t get enough of in Summer: Massa Marittima, Barga, and Pitigliano. These idyllic hilltop towns offer the visitor Romanesque art, good living, spectacular views and some special events during the Summer. Let’s be honest, there’s a lot of competition when it comes to picturesque… Read more »
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