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Discover the “Manhattan of the Middle Ages,” where stone towers rise like ancient skyscrapers among vineyards and olive groves. Wander through cobbled alleys, artisan shops, and picturesque squares; visit the Cathedral and the Museum of Torture. Enjoy a sweet break in Piazza della Cisterna, the beating heart of the town.

Step into the birthplace of Boccaccio, a red-brick hilltop village steeped in history. Take the funicular to the upper town for panoramic views of the Val d’Elsa, stroll among tower-houses and quiet lanes, visit the Palazzo Pretorio, and savor the timeless charm of an authentic corner of Tuscany.

Let yourself be enchanted by the Etruscan spirit of this fortified city, suspended between antiquity and the Middle Ages. Walk along its massive walls, explore stone palaces, visit the Roman Theatre and the Etruscan Museum, and stop by the alabaster workshops before admiring the sweeping views that stretch from the hills to the sea.

Nestled in the heart of Chianti, this village is rich in stories about vineyards and tradition. Stroll through the covered passageway alongside the ancient walls, ascend the fortress tower for stunning views, and visit local cellars and wine bars to enjoy Chianti Classico paired with regional specialties.

A visit to the city of the Palio is a must. Sit in the extraordinary Piazza del Campo beneath the Palazzo Pubblico and the Torre del Mangia, visit the Civic Museum and the stunning Cathedral, and take your time wandering through lively streets filled with cafés and artisan shops.

A peaceful medieval village surrounded by endless vineyards. Walk along the ancient walls, visit the Palazzo del Podestà, and enjoy a glass of Chianti Classico while taking in the panoramic views—the perfect stop for those seeking quiet and authentic flavors.

Gaiole in Chianti reveals the most genuine side of the region: castles, parish churches, and age-old vineyards. Visit the majestic Castello di Brolio, follow the cycling routes of L’Eroica, and stop by the historic wineries, where every glass of wine tells a story passed down through generations.

The cradle of the Renaissance and a treasure chest of timeless art, Florence captivates at every turn. Admire the Cathedral and Baptistery, stroll through Piazza della Signoria, cross the Ponte Vecchio lined with goldsmith shops, and explore world-famous museums like the Uffizi, all while soaking in the city’s vibrant energy.

Known for its architectural marvels, Pisa enchants visitors with the famous Piazza dei Miracoli. Admire the Leaning Tower, Cathedral, and Baptistery, then wander along the Arno River among historic palaces, lively cafés, and centuries of maritime history.

A city of art and antiques, Arezzo preserves Renaissance masterpieces and a sense of old-world charm. Discover the scenic Piazza Grande, visit the Cathedral and the frescoes by Piero della Francesca, and — if you’re here on the first Sunday of the month — don’t miss the Antiques Fair, one of Tuscany’s most fascinating events.