Southern Italy is renowned for its rich historical heritage, scenic coastline, and impossibly beautiful cities and towns. Everywhere you go there’s a heady mix of ancient civilisations and modern culture. Not to mention colourful traditions, pristine beaches and islands. It’s an area that really does offer something for every traveller. The best places to visit… Read more »
Read MoreSee the Botticelli paintings at the Uffizi Gallery, Florence
Botticelli’s paintings are among the top artworks to see at the Uffizi Gallery in Florence. Here you can admire the “Birth of Venus” and the “Primavera”. Iconic masterpieces that are guaranteed to leave you speechless. But the Uffizi hosts many more artworks by Botticelli. 18 in total. His subjects vary from the mythological to the… Read more »
Read More5 Best Learning Tours & Activities in Tuscany
author: Christian Duke You might say that Tuscany has helped to make Italy famous. It’s a fascinating place worth visiting if you want to learn and discover a totally different culture. Somewhere you can enjoy exploring hilltop towns and beautiful beaches, visiting some of the world’s most fascinating museums, and learning more about history. Tuscany… Read more »
Read MoreBest Places to study Italian in Tuscany, Italy
You’ve decided to study Italian and master the language and culture of il Bel Paese. Perfetto! Here we suggest 3 great places to study Italian in Tuscany, Italy. From Florence, where the Italian language was actually born, to Pisa and Siena – home to great universities and plenty of activities for students. Why should you… Read more »
Read MoreBest Cities in Europe for Student Travel
Travelling is an important part of being a student. The fact is that young learners usually have plenty of time to explore new places, especially during weekends and holidays. However, choosing a student-friendly place to visit can often present something of a challenge. If you don’t know which city to choose for your next adventure,… Read more »
Read MoreTuscany in April – Blooming with festivals, markets and gardens
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
Here’s our pick of the top off-the-beaten-track villages to visit in Tuscany: Monteriggioni, Suvereto, Montefioralle, Capalbio, Sovana, Bagnovignoni, Bolgheri, Lucignano. You probably know about famous San Gimignano and Volterra. But what about lesser known hamlets and small towns around Tuscany? Those secret little places and hidden hamlets lost in the countryside. These are the spots that make a… Read more »
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