EXPLORE A TOSCANA

Nestled among rolling hills, ancient vineyards, and unforgettable villages.

A Tuscany is a tapestry rich in landscapes, art, and flavors.Each bend in the road reveals a new panorama, a centuries-old winery, or a city rich in history and tradition.

The suggestion here is: Stay in Lucca and discover the surrounding area. From there, Pisa and Florence are less than an hour and a half away, Garfagnana and Versilia less than an hour, and the heart of classic Tuscany, Siena, San Gimignano, Chianti and Vald'Orcia, can be covered in day trips.

Florence

The birthplace of the Italian Renaissance: world-class art, monumental architecture, and a vibrant cultural energy on the banks of the Arno River.

Leaning Tower of Pisa and Cathedral of Santa Maria Assunta in Pisa

Pisa

Far beyond the Leaning Tower: the neighborhoods of a university town, maritime history, and the charm of the banks of the Arno River.

San Gimignano

The "Manhattan of the Middle Ages," famous for its imposing stone towers, panoramic views over the Val d'Elsa, and the

Authentic Vernaccia wine.

Aerial view of Siena.

Siena

The medieval heart of Tuscany, with its magnificent Piazza del Campo, striking Gothic architecture, and the deep traditions of the historic Palio.

A road lined with pine trees in Val D'Orcia.

Val d'Orcia

A UNESCO World Heritage site, the iconic landscape of cypress trees, rolling hills, natural hot springs, and historic towns like Pienza.

and Montalcino.

Vineyard in Chianti, Tuscany

Chianti

Scenic roads, hills covered in vineyards and

Traditional wineries where some of the most celebrated wines on the planet are born.

Versilia

Promenade and coast of Versilia, a few minutes from Lucca, with beach, art nouveau, French cycleway and sophistication of Forte dei Marmi.

Mountains in Garfagnana

Garfagnana

Nestled between the Apuan Alps and the Apennines, a refuge.

Wild and verdant, full of medieval fortresses, mountain villages, and rustic cuisine.

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