Castiglione della Pescaia is located about 20 kilometers from Grosseto along the Tyrrhenian coast in Southern Tuscany. It boasts medieval history, bustling seaside beaches, a charming port, and ample opportunities for rare bird watching and hiking. The coast of Southern Tuscany is not to be missed, and Castiglione della Pescaia is just the spot. From rare bird sightings to windsurfing,...

San Galgano Abbey, located a few kilometers from the hilltop village of Chiusdino, is a breathtaking Cistercian church that always wows any visitor. Designed with 13th-century details and tucked between Tuscan countryside and vineyards, it is known as one of the most suggestive spiritual places in Italy and presents many majestic stories connected to catholicism. From iconic walls to...

Greve in Chianti is a quaint Italian treasure that dates back to the Middle Ages. Only 30 km from Florence, it is infused with a medley of enticing history, wineries, museums, castles, and bike tours. For those seeking an authentic Italian getaway packed with the country’s rich cultural heritage, your search is finally over. A mecha for all things wine-related,...

Talamone is a hidden gem located right in well-known Tuscany, Italy. There’s so much to do, from boating or swimming in the Mediterranean to relaxing and eating delicious Italian cuisine.  Pine trees and long sandy beaches surround Talamone in the south. In the north beautiful rocky cliffs extend into the alluring Mediterranean Sea. There’s also plenty of history to explore,...

If you’re dreaming of an authentic Mediterranean experience, look no further than Porto Santo Stefano. As the capital city of the Monte Argentario province, it offers a glimpse into a unique part of Tuscany. Crystal-clear turquoise waters, quiet coves, and orange terracotta roofs can be found elsewhere in Italy, but Porto Santo Stefano is special. It provides more authentic (and...