Toscana Italy

Itineraries and recommendations for your trip in Tuscany. www.toscana-italy.com

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Il Carnevale in Toscana 2022 | Toscana Italy

I migliori Carnevali del 2022 in Toscana

Best Canivals in Tuscany 2002

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Splendida foto dell'abbazia di San Galgano, un'abbazia cistercense, a una trentina di km da Siena, nel comune di Chiusdino. ➡️ https://www.toscana-italy.com/

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Carnival in Tuscany 2020

https://www.toscana-italy.com/en/news-en/carnival-in-tuscany-2020/

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Leather artisan workshops in Florence | Toscana Italy

In this mild February, we open a new section "Excerpts from Tuscany" short articles of curiosity and activities from Tuscany. Here is the first excerpt "Leather artisan workshops in Florence" Let us know if you like this new section. ➡️ https://www.toscana-italy.com/en/excerpts-from-tuscany/leather-artisan-workshops-in-florence/

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Volterra – The Etruscan city | Toscana Italy

Volterra - The Etruscan City Volterra, is a town in the province of Pisa, is not far from Florence, Siena and San Gimignano; known above all for its Etruscan origins and for the numerous archaeological finds belonging to the Villanovan era. read more... 

➡️ https://www.toscana-italy.com/en/discover-tuscany/volterra-the-etruscan-city/   

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We begin this new year with a lot of projects, articles and stories, the first is a new article "Fiesole – Florence’s most important neighbour" by Meritxell Mateu Hill.

https://www.toscana-italy.com/en/discover-tuscany/fiesole-florence-s-most-important-neighbour/

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It) Vi auguriamo un buon 2020 pieno di felicità . En) We wish you a New year full of happiness

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En) May this Christmas season bring you closer to all those that you treasure in your heart. Have a Merry Christmas and a Happy New year!

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It) Buon Natale e felice Anno Nuovo,  ci auguriamo che questo periodo festivo lo passiate con le persone a voi care.

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David is a sculpture made in marble by Michelangelo Buonarroti (1501-1504) and preserved in the Accademia Gallery in Florence. Widely considered a masterpiece of world sculpture, it is one of the emblems of the Renaissance and a symbol of Florence and Italy. The statue, which portrays the biblical hero at the moment when he is preparing to face Goliath, was originally placed in Piazza della Signoria as a symbol of the Florentine Republic alert and victorious against enemies. Always considered the ideal of male beauty as well as Botticelli's Venus is controlled by the canon of female beauty, many believe that David is the most beautiful artistic article ever created by man.

https://www.toscana-italy.com/en/discover-tuscany/florence-the-city-of-renaissance/

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Christmas Markets in Tuscany 2019

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Rocks and Rugby – 4 rugby players on "Via Ferrata" in the Apuan Alps | Toscana Italy

We left on August 2nd at 7:00 pm from the Alto Matanna refuge (Stazzema - Lucca) and headed towards Monte Procinto (1177 m)...

Today we begin this new journey to discover Tuscany with the Experiences, here is the first one.

Rocks and Rugby – 4 rugby players on “via ferrata” in the Apuan Alps

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How beautiful is Piazza del Campo in Siena! Did you know that it is considered among the most beautiful medieval squares in Europe? In the picture Palazzo Pubblico and its Torre del Mangia. If you visit Siena in July and August you can see the Palio the horse race that takes place inside it! ➡️ https://www.toscana-italy.com/en/discover-tuscany/siena-city-of-palio/

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The Porta del Paradiso is the east gate of the Baptistery of Florence, the main one located in front of the Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore. Created in bronze by the goldsmith and sculptor Lorenzo Ghiberti between 1425 and 1452. Inside its ten panels it tells the stories of the Old Testament. See it open and almost impossible.

https://www.toscana-italy.com/en/discover-tuscany/florence-the-city-of-renaissance/

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Valdorcia is an area in the south of the province of Siena in Tuscany https://www.toscana-italy.com/en/

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Scarperia – City of knives | Toscana Italy

If you are in Florence and have enough time, be sure to visit the charming medieval town of Scarperia. Especially if you are tired of the noise of the big city, you want to feel the true atmosphere of Italy and enjoy traditional dishes in the company of locals.

Scarperia – City of knives Di Victoria Gorova

If you are in Florence and have enough time, be sure to visit the charming medieval town of Scarperia. Especially if you are tired of the noise of the big city, you want to feel the true atmosphere of Italy and enjoy traditional dishes in the company of locals.

Scarperia is located 30 km north of the Tuscan capital, in the hilly area of Mugello. It is a well-preserved medieval town, which was founded by the Florentine Republic in 1306. In the main square you can visit the Palazzo dei Vicari, once the residence of the local authority, the Vicars, appointed by the Florentine Republic to manage the city and the surrounding area. The emblems that adorn the facade of the building represent the numerous families, who have controlled this territory at different times. Now the palace houses an important historical archive, a museum and is the custodian of the old bell clock, created by Filippo Brunelleschi..... read the complete article on the web site

https://www.toscana-italy.com/en/discover-tuscany/scarperia-city-of-knives/

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A breathtaking town carved into the Tufo rock, in the heart of the Tuscan Maremma, Pitigliano is one of the most beautiful villages in Tuscany. Also known as Little Jerusalem, thanks to the large Jewish community it hosted within its walls in the 16th century, Pitigliano is definitely one for the bucket list next time you’re in Tuscany.

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[Eng]  San Gusmé, a small village in the municipality of CastelNuovo Berardenga, in Tuscany.

This small fortified village, dating back to the fourteenth century, offers a wonderful view in the distance of the Torre del Mangia and the Duomo of Siena.  😍

The name derives from the degeneration of San Cosma to whom the ancient parish church of Campi was dedicated.

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