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Vineyards stretching across rolling hills with smoke rising in the distance, one of many things to do in Tuscany.

Top 10 Things to Do in Chianti, Italy

Undulating hills, manicured rows of cypress trees, and endless wine groves — it’s easy to see why Chianti is such a sought-after destination. The region is arguably Italy’s most famed wine district. And a simple mention of the region triggers instant connotations of vast Tuscan countryside, with thriving gastronomy and natural beauty.  Situated between Florence…

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Two people kayaking on calm, open water in Tuscany.

Top Kayaking Trips in Tuscany for Nature Lovers and Adventure Seekers

Ever considered touring Tuscany by water? The region might be better known for its grassy hills and countryside lanes, but adventurous tourists have an alternative option: kayaking.  Far from being a “dry land only” destination, Tuscany has an extensive 230 km coastline, with rivers criss-crossing its vineyard-dotted fields. Rock along craggy coasts as you navigate…

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View of Florence Cathedral and Giotto’s bell tower at dusk with rooftops in the foreground.

Best Time to Visit Florence, Italy

A glance at Florence immediately justifies its reputation as a year-round destination. The city is beautiful. Envision burnt-orange domes, the elegant sweep of the Arno River, and an emphasis on artwork — the majority funded by the former powerhouse of the Medici family. Florence shifts through the seasons, like the rest of Italy. Yet its…

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Close-up view of the Florence Cathedral dome and surrounding rooftops from above.

What Is Florence, Italy Known For?

Florence is a fiery-roofed hub of Renaissance history. Amidst the terracotta roofs and Gothic towers, the city cradles tales of the all-powerful Medici family and ceilings adorned with frescoes. Florence has long been associated with investments in art and culture, the evidence of which has lingered across centuries. And if you were to follow the…

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Florence cityscape featuring the Florence Cathedral with its red dome and Giotto’s bell tower.

10 Best Things to Do in Florence, Italy

The Arno River cuts scenically through the Tuscan capital and its burnt-orange domes. Florence might be an inland city in Northern Italy, but it operates along the waterfront — spread luxuriously across both banks of the most famed river in Tuscany. Named after the Italian verb florere (which translates as “to bloom”), the city is…

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Rolling hills and a farmhouse in the Tuscan countryside.

The Ultimate Guide to Olive Oil Tasting in Tuscany

Amidst the undulations of manicured hills dotted only with grand estates and cypress-lined driveways, Tuscany is hiding liquid gold. Bright yellow with a fruity aroma, Tuscan extra virgin oils have a reputation that precedes them. A single estate can hold as many as 40,000 groves, and the region is covered with privately owned properties. As…

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Three Tuscany museums that are a MUST visit for every hardcore car & motorbike fan

Three Tuscany Museums Every Car & Motorbike Fan Must Visit!

Love stellar race engineering and Formula One-like experiences? Then three destinations in Tuscany will bring you the closest you can get to fulfilling a dream! We are talking about the infamous Ferrari Museums, the Lamborghini Museum, and the Ducati Museum. Here are some key details about each one of them that will amplify any Tuscany…

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