Tuscany

Tuscany rests in the heart of Italy with captivating history and artistic splendour, making it a quintessential destination for globetrotters on an Italian vacation. Tuscany is home to seven UNESCO World Heritage Sites, an impressive testament to its cultural and historical significance. 

Tuscany's crown jewel is the enchanting city of Florence. Hailed as the Cradle of the Renaissance, this vibrant metropolis is a living canvas of artistic heritage. Stroll through Florence's UNESCO-designated city centre and find yourself amidst an art lover's paradise. The iconic Duomo, Florence's resplendent cathedral, boasts an awe-inspiring Gothic design. World-renowned treasures included the iconic walls of the Uffizi Gallery, showcasing a priceless collection of Renaissance masterpieces and the Pitti Palace, housing exquisite Renaissance paintings in regal surroundings. 

Stand face-to-face with Michelangelo's iconic Statue of David, a transcendent work of art in the Galleria dell'Accademia. Pause at the midpoint of the bustling Ponte Vecchio for incredible views of the Arno River that will captivate your senses. Wander through the maze of alleys on the opposite side of the river and visit the several artisans' shops, charming cafes, and hidden gems awaiting your discovery. 

Tuscany offers more than Florence's cultural riches. The province's diverse landscape ranges from the rolling hills of Chianti, garnished with vineyards, to the dramatic coastal scenery along the Tyrrhenian Sea. Medieval hill towns like Siena, San Gimignano, and Volterra invite you to step back in time and witness their timeless charm, as Tuscany is the place where you'll find historic, artistic enlightenment, serene countryside, and beautiful coastal escapes.