Colle di Val d’Elsa, commonly named “Città del Colle”, is considered one of the most peculiar places in Tuscany. It was built along a famous Middle Ages trade route and is now a charming town tucked between a series of Tuscan hills. Therefore, “Colle” is definitely a must-see destination for visitors looking for quietness, and experiences full of tradition,...

If you’re searching for a destination in Italy that offers a taste of everything, look no further than Maremma. This area covers part of the western Italian coast on the Mediterranean, and there’s no shortage of things to do. The Maremma is perhaps most known for its coves with sugary sand beaches and crystalline Mediterranean water. Delicious dishes and drinks,...

So, you’ve decided to escape the heat in your hometown and visit Tuscany in the summer. We applaud your choice! Tuscany is the latest hotspot for summer vacation, with great wine, a coastline straight out of a postcard, and food so delicious it'll make your taste buds sing. Whether you're after a romantic getaway, an adventure in food, or an...

Perched along the shore of the Tyrrhenian Sea, Grosseto is known for its soothing beaches, historical architecture, and stunning scenery. This beach town is one of Italy’s most underrated seaside gems, with so much to do, see, and try. This town possesses the ingredients for the summer vacation of your dreams, including bustling squares, historic landmarks, and breathtaking views. Dive...

Monticchiello, located in beautiful Tuscany, should be on your bucket list. Head here to see the world-famous rolling hills of Tuscany and frescoes dating back to the 14th and 15th centuries.  Monticchiello is in the heart of the Val d’Orcia, known for being a historic medieval town where you can enjoy its beauty without the crowds. Thankfully, Monticchiello is off...