Tuscany

Art & Culture Journalist, Leonardo Chiari, dives into the fascinating works of Italy's Tuscan Master, Giotto.

Deep within the Mugello valley, bordering the Tuscan-Romagna Apennines mountain range, lies the picturesque village of Marradi.

Arts & Culture Journalist, Leonardo Chiari transports our readers back in time, unveiling Marradi's historical Battle of Scalelle.

Arts & Culture Journalist, Walter Scarpi offers our readers an eloquent glimpse into the official dialect and language of the Marradesi.

Born in Marradi, the beloved Italian poet, Dino Campana is revered within this community.

Il Treno di Dante offers passengers memorable train journeys, providing insight into the Great Poet, Dante Alighieri's life.

Sant'Ambrogio is well-known for its vibrant indoor and outdoor markets, outstanding gastronomical cuisine, and diverse, close-knit community

The spring season in Florence offers visitors a host of museum-hopping and sightseeing opportunities that should not be missed.

The ancient, hilltop town of Fiesole has the most stunning, panoramic views of Florence, away from the maddening crowds.

The Tuscan hilltown of Cortona affords visitors a host of ancient sites to see, artisan shops, and classic trattorias to wine and dine at.

One exhilarating Vespa tour offers the perfect way to see everything Florence and Tuscany have to offer from a unique perspective.

Italy is a great country for solo, female travelers, and we’ve narrowed down our picks of the top destinations for exploring it on your own.

The popular, ancient hilltop town of San Gimignano is a must-see destination when visiting the region of Tuscany

The city of Florence is known as one of the greatest food cities in Italy, and to satisfy your love for Italian food, read on to learn more.

Discover these two great options to avoid and bypass lengthy lines when visiting the Duomo in Florence, Italy.

Make your way to the Tuscan mountain village of Marradi for stunning nature scapes and delicious chestnuts through the month of October.