Besides being the land that gave birth to the Renaissance, Tuscany is the sixth largest wine-producing region in Italy, spoiling and making wine lovers fly in seventh heaven with some of  the finest wines in the world produced right here. Spanning multiple climatic conditions, types of soil, expositions, and elevations, as it stretches from the…

If you are planning to visit Tuscany and explore its roundabouts, then do make sure you either get here by car or rent one because you won’t find any trains and buses in many areas in Tuscany. Now that you’ve got yourself in the beautiful Italian region that can leave you in awe with every…

Visiting the prominent Italian region is an adventure worth experiencing at least once in a lifetime. And, like everything Italian, finesse is a distinguishing feature, even when it comes to the clothing style.  In fact, it can be broken down into two different types of clothing: clothes for the country and pieces for the town….

Italy, like most Mediterranean countries, is welcoming, proud of its own fine culture, and utterly friendly toward visitors. So, you will probably fit in like a local perfectly even the first time you visit Italy and Tuscany in general. However, it won’t hurt to do some basic research on Italian Etiquette to help avoid embarrassing…

  Who said that Tuscany can best be enjoyed without kids? In fact, this heavenly Italian region is much more than just another flourishing land that produces absolutely divine wine. Indeed, Tuscany can be quite fun to explore and experience with the entire family. How about hanging out with local families at kind-oriented attractions which…

With a warm Mediterranean climate, where cold winters are balanced by hot, dry summers, Tuscany is a great destination year-round. Of course, the geography of each region affects the temperatures and overall weather. For instance, the mountains and hills offer cooler summers than the valleys and the coast. However, the southern shores enjoy refreshing gusts…