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7 Best Things To Do (and To Visit) During Your Holidays in La Spezia

The Most Beautiful Places to see during a holiday in Tuscany


Tuscany is commonly thought of to be the jewel of Italy. It is located on the west coast of Italy, along the Tyrrhenian Sea, is the most sought-after and gorgeous holiday destination for those who want to travel to Italy and experience the Italian beauty.


Tuscany is well-known throughout the world for its distinctive countryside landscapes, the Tuscany Hills with their distinctive Cypresses. In Tuscany you can also taste the real Italian foods and discover one of the most famous wines in the world that is the Chianti.


Tuscany is full of Art and History. Every Tuscan town is home to a number of architectural masterpieces. There are many medieval towns located in the provinces of Lucca and Siena as well as fortresses and castles. Firenze, Pisa is rich in Renaissance architecture, history and also has the most stunning churches in Italy: the Duomo di Florence and the Duomo de Pisa both of which are famous for their leaning towers.


There's plenty to do and see for tourists to do in Tuscany but not enough time to get to them all. To get the most out of your vacation in Italy, we will list the 7 Top Things to See and do, while you are in Tuscany.


1) Go to Pisa and explore the town (and its Leaning Tower)


The leaning tower in Pisa is perhaps the most famous (and the most photographed) Italian monument, after the Colosseum of Rome. However, Pisa is more than its leaning tower. Pisa is an international city that is well-organized to host tourists from around the globe. Pisa has excellent connections with other Tuscan cities via local transport and private transfer. There is also an international airport which makes it a great choice for those looking for a hotel to stay in for your trip.


The Historic central area of Pisa is full of monuments and history, that is easily accessible through a walking tour of Pisa that ends up with the excursion to Piazza dei Miracoli (Miracle Square) in which you can take a look at the Duomo of Pisa, with its leaning tower and the impressive St. John Baptistery.


2) Wine Tasting in the Chianti Region

Chianti is the most favored place to taste wine. It is well-known for its red wines, that are highly sought-after.


A wine tour in Chianti area will let you visit beautiful villages, surrounded by vineyard and olive trees. These villages are where you can try Tuscan e Super Tuscan Wines directly in local cellars. here you can find real Italian wines that you cannot discover elsewhere, as local productions are limited in quantities and can be sampled by going to the cellars.


In summertime, wine tastings are set up directly in the vineyards in the Tuscan sun.


3.) Visit Lucca for a trip into Tuscan History


Lucca is another place that is well-known to visit in Tuscany. You can find the remains of medieval structures and numerous churches that are truly amazing. The Roman amphitheater located in Lucca, which dates to around 1900 AD, is worth a trip. You can stroll along the four-kilometer long brick wall that surrounds the city's centre. It was constructed in 16th century. The Tortelli Lucchesi is one of the most famous dishes in Tuscany. The Tortelli Lucchesi is a handmade pasta that is stuffed with cooked meat and a heavily meat-loaded ragu that is extremely rich in flavor.


4.) Explore Siena The Town of the Palio


Siena is among the most well-known and frequented cities in Tuscany, a place extremely rich in history as well as art. It is known for its Palio di Siena that takes place twice each summer in the famous Piazza del Campo. This square is the heart of the historical center of Siena. It was declared by UNESCO as an important world heritage location.


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Siena is also known for its characteristic narrow alleys and narrow avenues flanked by brick buildings.If you're fit and fit enough, it is a good option to ascend to the apex of Siena's towering bell tower, and take in the amazing views of the town and the Piazza Del Campo below. You will be a part of the authentic Italian ambience in Siena because of its warm residents.


It is a must to go to San Gimignano during a Siena tour. It's also known as the &quot;Manhattan of the Renaissance&quot; because of its 13 medieval towers.


5) Montalcino, Hometown of Brunello Wine


Montalcino, a medieval town is well-known for its wine of the same name, &quot;Brunello di Montalcino&quot;.


Montalcino was built on top of a hill. At the top of Montalcino, you will find a medieval fortress with pentagonal layout walls designed by Mono Foresi (Sienese architect) and Domenico di Feo (medieval fortress).


While walking through the cobblestones, narrow streets of its town centre, you'll find a large number of &quot;enoteca&quot; (wine repository) and local cellars, which claim to be the hometown of Tuscan Wines.


It is obvious that you cannot visit Montalcino without having a wine tasting experience, that must also include a tasting of local food like cheeses and salumi. A knowledgeable local guide will permit you to visit just the best wineries in the town.


6) Volterra is one of the most interesting towns in Tuscany


Volterra is a lively town that is located in the area of Pisa close to Siena, Florence and the seaside as well. Volterra is famous for its Etruscan roots and the many ruins from that time period like the Roman Theatre. The Medicean Fortress is a masterpiece of medieval architecture and can be seen from the highest point of the town. Stephanie Meyerthe was inspired by the mysterious setting of Volterra in her novel &quot;New Moon&quot;, which was later made into the film of the well-known story, &quot;Twilight.&quot;


Volterra is also famous for it's Alabaster production, in fact during the road to the town you can see the hills of clay in which there are lots of alabaster quarries. Local craftsmen make use of alabaster to create beautiful handcrafted artifacts.


Volterra is a tour that is unique that can be enjoyed in Tuscany.


7) Visit Florence The Tuscany Heart. Tuscany Heart


Not to be left out, Florence is a highlight of your Tuscany visit.


It is suggested that you take at least a few days exploring Florence. There are plenty of things to see, and to do in Florence, Tuscan Capital City.


You can find art, churches, museums, as well as food, wine, and Bella Vita (shopping, restaurants, cafes, and discos) in the town. Declared as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1982, it is the most exemplary expression of art, culture and lifestyle in Tuscany.


A guided tour through Florence will allow you to visit the most important places without loss of time. You can discover the historic center, the unique Ponte Vecchio across the Arno river, as well as the Uffizi Gallery and the Accademia Gallery, where they have preserved the original statue of David of Michelangelo.


Every day trip to Florence must include a visit to the Duomo of Florence, named in the honor of Santa Maria del Fiore.


A trip to Florence is also an excellent chance to take an interactive cooking class along with a wine tasting experience as you relax in a cozy home in the heart of Florence.


Be aware that every place in Tuscany that was mentioned before can be reached with a Private Shore Excursion from Livorno Cruise Port

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