Collection: Tuscany
Beyond the classic cities like Florence, Tuscany reveals its hidden gems through picturesque hilltop towns, sprawling vineyards, and charming countryside landscapes, allowing visitors to immerse themselves in the region's rich agricultural traditions and breathtaking natural beauty.
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Arezzo: Boutique Winery Visit & Wine Tasting
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Boutique Winery Tour & Tasting in North Tuscany
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Olive Mill Tour with Oil and Food Tastings near Pisa
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Organic and Biodynamic Winery Tour and Tasting in Lucca
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Wine Tasting with Local Food Pairing near Livorno
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Winery Tour and Wine Tasting with Food near Livorno and Pisa
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Winery Visit & Tasting near Grosseto with 6 wines
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Things to do in Tuscany: Tours, Experiences & Tastings
Tuscany’s lesser-known treasures offer a captivating experience away from the more traveled paths of Florence and Siena. One such gem is Lunigiana, a mystical, mountainous region on the northern border, rich in medieval castles and ancient stone villages. Known as "The Land of a Hundred Castles," Lunigiana charms visitors with its rugged beauty, hidden waterfalls, and historical villages like Pontremoli, where the annual Bancarella literary prize celebrates the region’s deep cultural roots.
In Arezzo, history and art meld in this vibrant town that inspired much of Tuscany’s artistic legacy. The frescoes by Piero della Francesca in the Basilica of San Francesco are breathtaking, while the Piazza Grande hosts the famous Giostra del Saracino, a medieval jousting tournament that brings Arezzo’s past to life.
Moving west to the coast, Livorno offers an authentic Italian seaside experience. Known for its stunning canals and a lively fish market, Livorno’s Mercato Centrale is perfect for sampling local seafood. Enjoy the promenade along the Terrazza Mascagni with its iconic checkered floor overlooking the Tyrrhenian Sea.
Further south, Grosseto reveals the wild beauty of the Maremma region. This area is known for its Etruscan heritage, nature reserves, and idyllic coastal towns. Here, medieval walls, thermal springs, and vineyards create a serene escape into the heart of Tuscany’s quieter side.