San Gimignano
A leap into the Middle Ages! San Gimignano and its towers standing out against the horizon is one of the most iconic and instantly recognizable destinations anywhere in Tuscany.
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Tuscany
Pisa
Pisa International Airport
Pisa International Airport serves all major European cities and is only a few km from the city centre. It is served by a shuttle between the airport and Pisa Centrale railway station. Pisa airport has bus connections to Florence, Lucca and Viareggio.
Useful links
www.pisa-airport.com 1 of 6 - Pisa International Airport
Pisa International Airport serves all major European cities and is only a few km from the city centre. It is served by a shuttle between the airport and Pisa Centrale railway station. Pisa airport has bus connections to Florence, Lucca and Viareggio.
Useful links
www.pisa-airport.com
Florence
Florence International Airport
Florence International Airport offers connections to and from many European cities. The centre of Florence is only a few minutes by tram and bus.
Useful links
www.aeroporto.firenze.it 2 of 6 - Florence International Airport
Florence International Airport offers connections to and from many European cities. The centre of Florence is only a few minutes by tram and bus.
Useful links
www.aeroporto.firenze.it
Florence
Firenze Santa Maria Novella Railway Station
Trenitalia and Italo high-speed trains connect Firenze-Santa Maria Novella railway station to Milan, Turin, Rome, Verona, Bologna, Naples, Venice and Salerno. From Florence, Trenitalia direct regional trains serve Pisa, Siena, Lucca, Arezzo, Livorno, Viareggio and Montecatini Terme.
Useful links
www.trenitalia.com, www.italotreno.it 3 of 6 - Firenze Santa Maria Novella Railway Station
Trenitalia and Italo high-speed trains connect Firenze-Santa Maria Novella railway station to Milan, Turin, Rome, Verona, Bologna, Naples, Venice and Salerno. From Florence, Trenitalia direct regional trains serve Pisa, Siena, Lucca, Arezzo, Livorno, Viareggio and Montecatini Terme.
Useful links
www.trenitalia.com, www.italotreno.it
Livorno
Livorno Railway Station
From Livorno, Trenitalia regional trains serve Florence and many other destinations in the region.
Useful links
www.trenitalia.com 4 of 6 - Livorno Railway Station
From Livorno, Trenitalia regional trains serve Florence and many other destinations in the region.
Useful links
www.trenitalia.com
Arezzo
Arezzo Railway Station
From Arezzo, Trenitalia regional trains serve Florence and many other destinations in the region.
Useful links
www.trenitalia.com 5 of 6 - Arezzo Railway Station
From Arezzo, Trenitalia regional trains serve Florence and many other destinations in the region.
Useful links
www.trenitalia.com
Siena
Siena Railway Station
From Siena, Trenitalia regional trains serve Florence and many other destinations in the region.
Useful links
www.trenitalia.com 6 of 6 - Siena Railway Station
From Siena, Trenitalia regional trains serve Florence and many other destinations in the region.
Useful links
www.trenitalia.com Average temperature
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Florence 1°C / 12°C
Grosseto 3°C / 13°C
Livorno 5°C / 12°C
Lucca 2°C / 12°C
Massa-Carrara 3°C / 12°C
Pisa 2°C / 12°C
Pistoia 1°C / 12°C
Prato 1°C / 12°C
Siena 1°C / 12°C
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Arezzo 2°C / 22°C
Florence 5°C / 23°C
Grosseto 5°C / 22°C
Livorno 7°C / 21°C
Lucca 5°C / 22°C
Massa-Carrara 6°C / 21°C
Pisa 5°C / 22°C
Pistoia 5°C / 23°C
Prato 5°C / 23°C
Siena 5°C / 23°C
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JUNE - AUGUST
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Arezzo 11°C / 30°C
Florence 15°C / 31°C
Grosseto 14°C / 30°C
Livorno 17°C / 28°C
Lucca 14°C / 29°C
Massa-Carrara 15°C / 29°C
Pisa 14°C / 29°C
Pistoia 15°C / 31°C
Prato 15°C / 31°C
Siena 15°C / 31°C
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Tuscany4°C / 27°C
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Florence 6°C / 27°C
Grosseto 7°C / 27°C
Livorno 9°C / 25°C
Lucca 6°C / 26°C
Massa-Carrara 7°C / 25°C
Pisa 6°C / 26°C
Pistoia 6°C / 27°C
Prato 6°C / 27°C
Siena 6°C / 27°C
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Pisa
Pisa International Airport - Pisa International Airport serves all major European cities and is only a few km from the city centre. It is served by a shuttle between the airport and Pisa Centrale railway station. Pisa airport has bus connections to Florence, Lucca and Viareggio.
https://www.pisa-airport.com
Florence
Florence International Airport - Florence International Airport offers connections to and from many European cities. The centre of Florence is only a few minutes by tram and bus.
https://www.aeroporto.firenze.it
Florence
Firenze Santa Maria Novella Railway Station - Trenitalia and Italo high-speed trains connect Firenze-Santa Maria Novella railway station to Milan, Turin, Rome, Verona, Bologna, Naples, Venice and Salerno. From Florence, Trenitalia direct regional trains serve Pisa, Siena, Lucca, Arezzo, Livorno, Viareggio and Montecatini Terme.
https://www.trenitalia.com, https://www.italotreno.it
Livorno
Livorno Railway Station - From Livorno, Trenitalia regional trains serve Florence and many other destinations in the region.
https://www.trenitalia.com
Arezzo
Arezzo Railway Station - From Arezzo, Trenitalia regional trains serve Florence and many other destinations in the region.
https://www.trenitalia.com
Siena
Siena Railway Station - From Siena, Trenitalia regional trains serve Florence and many other destinations in the region.
https://www.trenitalia.com
Tuscany
A discovery that may well begin with Ponte Vecchio, in Florence, along the "corridor" created by Vasari in the XVI century to connect the Uffizi Galleries and Palazzo Pitti. This will make you genuinely feel at the heart of an incomparable cultural and artistic heritage, testimony of the love for art by the numerous members of the Medici dynasty, passionate collectors of paintings, sculptures and art objects. Yet Tuscany is a unique historical treasure trove throughout the region: over and above Florence, this region is rich in cities of art such as Siena and Pisa, as well as small, picturesque villages, extraordinary and stunning views, rural countryside and gentle hills. All this is joined by magnificent islands and splendid coasts, protected parks and, last but not least, simple cuisine with genuine flavours and wines that rank among the finest in the world.
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Not to be missed places
Florence, Val d'Orcia, Siena, Chianti... discover the natural, cultural and historical heritage of Tuscany.
Siena, the Historic Center
Siena city of art, culture, fine dining and the Palio. A unique city with many faces.
Island Itinerary: Elba
Elba embodies the exclusive charm of a territory rich in history where sea and nature are in the forefront.
The Medici Villas in Tuscany
12 villas and 2 gardens dedicated to pleasure, arts and knowledge, all created by the lords of Renaissance Florence: the Medici family.
Florence's Historic Center
A unique historic centre where you can lose your way in the beauty and history of iconic places.
Montepulciano
An enchanting village nestled among gentle hills for a relaxing break with excellent wine and ancient traditions.
Carrara: a pearl in marble
Popular with artists such as Michelangelo and Canova, Carrara's marble quarries are now an open-air museum. The dazzling charm of its white treasure. Everything in Carrara hails its famous marble.
The Tuscan Archipelago
7 regenerating islands: sea, villages, trekking and diving.
Montecatini - UNESCO acknowledges the Great Spas of Europe
Montecatini, for Italy, is the spa town included among the magnificent eleven recognized as "The Great Spa Towns of Europe".
Pienza, the Ideal City
A UNESCO site inside a UNESCO site. From Val d'Orcia to Pienza, the ideal city commissioned by Pope Pius II.
Versilia
Sea, social life, relaxation and fun: the beaches of Forte dei Marmi and the Viareggio Carnival.
Lucca
A Mediaeval old town surrounded by walls with Renaissance towers, bell towers and palaces.
Pisa
Say Pisa, think the Leaning Tower: yet the charm of the ancient Maritime Republic is more than just Piazza dei Miracoli.
Florence
The city symbolising the Renaissance. A treasure chest now an icon of Italian art and culture.
Capalbio and the Maremma
The countryside, sea, villages and beaches in a sequence of landscapes inviting you to relax with fine food & wine.
The Lagoon of Orbetello
A natural paradise not to be missed for everyone looking for sea, culture and tradition.
Pisa and Piazza dei Miracoli
An unrivalled stage setting opens up before the eyes of visitors to Piazza dei Miracoli.
The Island of Elba and Its History
Val d'Orcia
Gentle hillsides clad with vineyards, olive groves, cypress, beech and chestnut trees, dotted with Mediaeval villages, farmhouses and fortresses.
San Gimignano
A leap into the Middle Ages! San Gimignano and its towers standing out against the horizon is one of the most iconic and instantly recognizable destinations anywhere in Tuscany.
Siena, the Historic Center
Siena city of art, culture, fine dining and the Palio. A unique city with many faces.
Island Itinerary: Elba
Elba embodies the exclusive charm of a territory rich in history where sea and nature are in the forefront.
The Medici Villas in Tuscany
12 villas and 2 gardens dedicated to pleasure, arts and knowledge, all created by the lords of Renaissance Florence: the Medici family.
Florence's Historic Center
A unique historic centre where you can lose your way in the beauty and history of iconic places.
Montepulciano
An enchanting village nestled among gentle hills for a relaxing break with excellent wine and ancient traditions.
Carrara: a pearl in marble
Popular with artists such as Michelangelo and Canova, Carrara's marble quarries are now an open-air museum. The dazzling charm of its white treasure. Everything in Carrara hails its famous marble.
The Tuscan Archipelago
7 regenerating islands: sea, villages, trekking and diving.
Montecatini - UNESCO acknowledges the Great Spas of Europe
Montecatini, for Italy, is the spa town included among the magnificent eleven recognized as "The Great Spa Towns of Europe".
Pienza, the Ideal City
A UNESCO site inside a UNESCO site. From Val d'Orcia to Pienza, the ideal city commissioned by Pope Pius II.
Versilia
Sea, social life, relaxation and fun: the beaches of Forte dei Marmi and the Viareggio Carnival.
Lucca
A Mediaeval old town surrounded by walls with Renaissance towers, bell towers and palaces.
Pisa
Say Pisa, think the Leaning Tower: yet the charm of the ancient Maritime Republic is more than just Piazza dei Miracoli.
Florence
The city symbolising the Renaissance. A treasure chest now an icon of Italian art and culture.
Capalbio and the Maremma
The countryside, sea, villages and beaches in a sequence of landscapes inviting you to relax with fine food & wine.
The Lagoon of Orbetello
A natural paradise not to be missed for everyone looking for sea, culture and tradition.
Pisa and Piazza dei Miracoli
An unrivalled stage setting opens up before the eyes of visitors to Piazza dei Miracoli.
The Island of Elba and Its History
Val d'Orcia
Gentle hillsides clad with vineyards, olive groves, cypress, beech and chestnut trees, dotted with Mediaeval villages, farmhouses and fortresses.
San Gimignano
A leap into the Middle Ages! San Gimignano and its towers standing out against the horizon is one of the most iconic and instantly recognizable destinations anywhere in Tuscany.
Siena, the Historic Center
Siena city of art, culture, fine dining and the Palio. A unique city with many faces.
Island Itinerary: Elba
Elba embodies the exclusive charm of a territory rich in history where sea and nature are in the forefront.
The Medici Villas in Tuscany
12 villas and 2 gardens dedicated to pleasure, arts and knowledge, all created by the lords of Renaissance Florence: the Medici family.
Florence's Historic Center
A unique historic centre where you can lose your way in the beauty and history of iconic places.
Montepulciano
An enchanting village nestled among gentle hills for a relaxing break with excellent wine and ancient traditions.
Carrara: a pearl in marble
Popular with artists such as Michelangelo and Canova, Carrara's marble quarries are now an open-air museum. The dazzling charm of its white treasure. Everything in Carrara hails its famous marble.
The Tuscan Archipelago
7 regenerating islands: sea, villages, trekking and diving.
Montecatini - UNESCO acknowledges the Great Spas of Europe
Montecatini, for Italy, is the spa town included among the magnificent eleven recognized as "The Great Spa Towns of Europe".
Pienza, the Ideal City
A UNESCO site inside a UNESCO site. From Val d'Orcia to Pienza, the ideal city commissioned by Pope Pius II.
Versilia
Sea, social life, relaxation and fun: the beaches of Forte dei Marmi and the Viareggio Carnival.
Lucca
A Mediaeval old town surrounded by walls with Renaissance towers, bell towers and palaces.
Pisa
Say Pisa, think the Leaning Tower: yet the charm of the ancient Maritime Republic is more than just Piazza dei Miracoli.
Florence
The city symbolising the Renaissance. A treasure chest now an icon of Italian art and culture.
Capalbio and the Maremma
The countryside, sea, villages and beaches in a sequence of landscapes inviting you to relax with fine food & wine.
The Lagoon of Orbetello
A natural paradise not to be missed for everyone looking for sea, culture and tradition.
Pisa and Piazza dei Miracoli
An unrivalled stage setting opens up before the eyes of visitors to Piazza dei Miracoli.
The Island of Elba and Its History
Val d'Orcia
Gentle hillsides clad with vineyards, olive groves, cypress, beech and chestnut trees, dotted with Mediaeval villages, farmhouses and fortresses.
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San Gimignano
UNESCO sites
A leap into the Middle Ages! San Gimignano and its towers standing out against the horizon is one of the most iconic and instantly recognizable destinations anywhere in Tuscany.
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Siena, the Historic Center
UNESCO sites
Siena city of art, culture, fine dining and the Palio. A unique city with many faces.
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Island Itinerary: Elba
Elba embodies the exclusive charm of a territory rich in history where sea and nature are in the forefront.
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The Medici Villas in Tuscany
UNESCO sites
12 villas and 2 gardens dedicated to pleasure, arts and knowledge, all created by the lords of Renaissance Florence: the Medici family.
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Florence's Historic Center
UNESCO sites
A unique historic centre where you can lose your way in the beauty and history of iconic places.
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Montepulciano
An enchanting village nestled among gentle hills for a relaxing break with excellent wine and ancient traditions.
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Carrara: a pearl in marble
Popular with artists such as Michelangelo and Canova, Carrara's marble quarries are now an open-air museum. The dazzling charm of its white treasure. Everything in Carrara hails its famous marble.
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The Tuscan Archipelago
7 regenerating islands: sea, villages, trekking and diving.
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Montecatini - UNESCO acknowledges the Great Spas of Europe
UNESCO sites
Montecatini, for Italy, is the spa town included among the magnificent eleven recognized as "The Great Spa Towns of Europe".
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Pienza, the Ideal City
UNESCO sites
A UNESCO site inside a UNESCO site. From Val d'Orcia to Pienza, the ideal city commissioned by Pope Pius II.
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Versilia
Sea, social life, relaxation and fun: the beaches of Forte dei Marmi and the Viareggio Carnival.
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Lucca
A Mediaeval old town surrounded by walls with Renaissance towers, bell towers and palaces.
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Pisa
Say Pisa, think the Leaning Tower: yet the charm of the ancient Maritime Republic is more than just Piazza dei Miracoli.
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Florence
The city symbolising the Renaissance. A treasure chest now an icon of Italian art and culture.
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Capalbio and the Maremma
The countryside, sea, villages and beaches in a sequence of landscapes inviting you to relax with fine food & wine.
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The Lagoon of Orbetello
A natural paradise not to be missed for everyone looking for sea, culture and tradition.
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Pisa and Piazza dei Miracoli
UNESCO sites
An unrivalled stage setting opens up before the eyes of visitors to Piazza dei Miracoli.
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The Island of Elba and Its History
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Val d'Orcia
UNESCO sites
Gentle hillsides clad with vineyards, olive groves, cypress, beech and chestnut trees, dotted with Mediaeval villages, farmhouses and fortresses.
San Gimignano
Siena, the Historic Center
Island Itinerary: Elba
The Medici Villas in Tuscany
Florence's Historic Center
Montepulciano
Carrara: a pearl in marble
The Tuscan Archipelago
Montecatini - UNESCO acknowledges the Great Spas of Europe
Pienza, the Ideal City
Versilia
Lucca
Pisa
Florence
Capalbio and the Maremma
The Lagoon of Orbetello
Pisa and Piazza dei Miracoli
The Island of Elba and Its History
Val d'Orcia
Where to go
Travel inspirations
Enter the Tuscan atmosphere, live its nuances: strolling among villages, cycling in parks, by the sea or alleys in cities of art.
1 of 4 - Villa Peyron | Tuscany :
Bosco di Fontelucente stands between two valleys of olive trees - a complex of formal gardens and a romantic park commissioned by Paolo Peyron.
2 of 4 - Castagneto Carducci, poetry is at home :
The small town of Castagneto is surrounded by cultivated fields and long avenues lined by the iconic and tall cypress trees protagonists of many pictures.
3 of 4 - Via Francigena: slow tourism in the footsteps of pilgrims :
From religious pilgrimage to slow and green tourism - the Via Francigena helps you explore still authentic corners of Italy: 5 stop-offs for understanding and making the most of the experience.
4 of 4 - San Gimignano UNESCO sites:
A leap into the Middle Ages! San Gimignano and its towers standing out against the horizon is one of the most iconic and instantly recognizable destinations anywhere in Tuscany.
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