Attractions in Tuscany

It does not matter if the hike is up or down, the beautiful Monte Capanne is not only a magnificent view of the island from 1018 meters above the sea, … read more

Time for a little Florence sightseeing. And the Ponte Vecchio is just one of them, it is one of the landmarks of the city. Today's stone bridge has existed since … read more

Impressive cathedral in Florence. More interesting on the outside than on the inside.

Magnificent, kilometer-long pine forest along the beach with many paths and paths that invite to hiking and biking in the shade.

Canyon Trail! One of the most famous single track of the area. A super flow natural canyon with parabolic turns and fun guided segments. All level welcome. Pure fun!

The highest of the family towers in San Gimignano, the Torre Grossa, can be climbed over 218 steps on a modern staircase. The entrance is through the Palazzo Communale. The … read more

The Cathedral of Siena (Italian Cattedrale di Santa Maria Assunta) in Tuscany is the mighty Cathedral of the Assumption and the main church of the city. Today, the building, built … read more

The park was already created in the 16th century under Cosimo I de Medici. It stretches along the Arno River to the historic center of Florence.

In the center of the Tuscan town of Siena rises the Piazza del Campo. The place is known for its impressive architecture and its semicircular shape, as well as the twice-yearly horse race.

It is a must-have.
But be sure to put your bags and backpacks in a locker when buying tickets, otherwise they won't let you up.

Sassetta was an important castle of the Pisan Republic, which was demolished in 1503 after the conquest by Florentino. In 1516, the original lords of the place, the Pisanis Orlandi … read more

The village of Bolgheri has grown around a medieval castle belonging to the Counts Della Gherardesca.
It is located on a small hill and a long straight tree-lined road (Viale … read more

Radda in Chianti is known for two things. On the one hand, of course, for its central location in the middle of the Chianti wine growing area. On the other … read more

Santa Croce is the largest Franciscan church in Italy. Many important Florentines are buried in the huge, richly decorated basilica. The best known is certainly Galileo Galilei, whose bones were … read more

Intriguing combination of an incredibly straight asphalt strip and the double row of tall cypresses that accompany it up to the castle of Bolgheri. The avenue starts from the former … read more

Super nice for lunch people watching and a world champion eating ice cream

"Piazza della Repubblica" is located in the heart of the historic centre of Florence, not far from Piazza della Signoria, Pontevecchio and the Duomo. In Roman times there was the … read more

Pienza è un piccolo gioiello della Val d’Orcia, nota come la città di Papa Pio II, al secolo Enea Silvio Piccolomini, che qui nacque nel 1405. Pio II, una volta … read more

The piazza is the interior of a Roman amphitheater. The walls are now used for shops and restaurants. On the outside you can still see original parts of the amphitheater.
A beautiful place to sit, eat and drink.

The building complex was then built for the ministries and offices in Florence, but only from 1559 to about 1581 used for it. The name is still preserved, "uffici" is … read more