The Territory

Tuscany

There is a reason the whole world dreams of this land: here, beauty is everywhere.

Florence

Cradle of the Renaissance, Florence is an open-air museum. The Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore, the Basilica of Santa Croce and the Uffizi hold timeless masterpieces. Strolling along the Arno and across the Ponte Vecchio, every view reveals the elegance and allure of a truly unique city.

Siena

Siena enchants with its perfectly preserved medieval centre. The Piazza del Campo, the Duomo and the Contrade tell a story of art, tradition and passion that captivates every visitor.

Pisa

Pisa surprises with the harmonious perfection of Piazza dei Miracoli — Cathedral, Baptistery, Camposanto and the famous Leaning Tower. The lungarni and medieval lanes complete the city’s understated elegance.

Lucca

Encircled by intact sixteenth-century walls, Lucca invites you to wander among towers, squares and noble palazzi. The birthplace of Puccini, the city blends history, music and timeless refinement.

Vinci

Leonardo’s birthplace, immersed in the Montalbano landscape. The Casa Natale and the Museo Leonardiano offer an exclusive glimpse into the genius and ingenuity of the Master.

Montalbano

A land of hills, Montalbano harbours historic villages and the landscapes that inspired Leonardo. Medici villas, castles and ancient noble palazzi speak of its prestigious past, set within the quintessential scenery of this corner of Tuscany.

Cerreto Guidi

With its UNESCO-listed Villa Medicea, Cerreto Guidi tells the story of the Medici through architecture and hilltop panoramas, where nature and art converge.

Fucecchio

Set along the Arno and the Via Francigena, Fucecchio unites history and nature. The Padule, Tuscany’s largest inland wetland, offers experiences among unspoilt landscapes and singular atmospheres.

Castelfiorentino

Castelfiorentino is a crossroads of art and nature. Trails winding through villages and hills reveal Leonardo’s Tuscany amid evocative landscapes and elegant atmospheres.

San Miniato

A village along the Via Francigena, San Miniato charms with its medieval centre and the prized white truffle — a symbol of gastronomic excellence and tradition.

Medieval Villages

San Gimignano, Monteriggioni, Volterra, Pienza and Montalcino guard their towers, walls and artisan workshops. Each one is a small, unhurried masterpiece.

Versilia & the Tyrrhenian Sea

Versilia offers elegant beaches and refined resorts from Forte dei Marmi to Viareggio, while the Apuan Alps behind deliver landscapes of extraordinary beauty and exclusive allure.

From Chianti to Maremma

Chianti hills and the Val d’Orcia, historic villages and prestigious vineyards. In Maremma, thermal springs and Etruscan villages complete a journey through nature and tradition.

The Taste of Tuscany

Extra virgin olive oil, iconic wines, Bistecca alla Fiorentina, pecorino and white truffle: Tuscan cuisine is an experience of authentic luxury and sensory pleasure.