Extraordinary event a restaurant inside Volterra maximum security prison has become Italy's most exclusive eatery.more...

The Chianti Sculpture Park offers for every visitor a unique experience. In the heart of Sienese Chianti, many internationally noted artists from all continents have created imposing contemporary sculptures with their own creative ideas and style.more...

The Opera di Santa Maria del Fiore Museum is located just behind the Cathedral of Florence, in the ancient palace that once housed the headquarters and workshop of the Opera or Cathedral Works.more...

It is a land of castles, ruins, parish churches (pievi), spiritual spots and places, looking if they just came out of Dante’s Divine Comedy. Casentino, a green oasis is considered by right one of the most beautiful valleys of Tuscany.more...

The island offers a territory rich in marine as well as mountain flora and fauna. Elba is well prepared for tourism; there are about 200 hotels, 50 residences, 30 camping sites, and 30 farm house inns.more...

Montepulciano is a typical renaissance town in Southern Tuscany and an important agricultural centre, famous for its "Nobile" wine. It lies on a hilltop in a panoramic position and is surrounded by the 15th century defensive works by Antonio da Sangallo.more...

Lucca is situated at the banks of the river Serchio and you simply follow the river upstream to find yourself in the beautiful nature of Garfagnana.more...

The Gothic church of Santa Maria Novella contains some of the most important works of art in Florence. It is the first great basilica in Florence.more...

This is the name of the largest marine park in Europe, extending from the Island of Gorgona, on a parallel with the city of Livorno to the Island of Giannutri, to the south of the Argentario peninsula.more...

The Chianti Region in Tuscany is one of the most beautiful parts of Italy. There are many tiny villages and towns and the whole area has many vineyards and olive groves.more...

When we think of Florence, most of the people think of the gorgeous Duomo, the art filled Ufizzi and the Ponte Vecchio. However, there is another beautiful side to Florence and that is Oltrarno.more...

The most important artistic movement in 19th century Italy started in Florence at the Caffe Michelangelo.more...

Right from the beginning the visitor cannot help but be daunted by the incredible amount of art, culture and history Florence offers. We can start with Florence gardens...more...

The Basilica di Santa Maria del Fiore (The Duomo) is the cathedral church of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Florence, noted for its distinctive dome. Its name (which translates as "Saint Mary of the Flower") refers to the lily, symbol of Florence.more...