If you are a fan of luxury travel, Castelfalfi is one destination that can not be skipped. From its meticulously restored borgo (village) to the sprawling vineyards and olive groves, every inch is curated for those who want authenticity without sacrificing elegance. Castelfalfi is committed to eco friendly and sustainable tourism. In a city with […]
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When you visit Tuscany, the breathtaking scenery never loses its charm. A few years ago, Architectural Digest highlighted Montaione as a must-visit destination in Tuscany, noting its unspoiled character compared to nearby tourist-heavy cities like Florence and Pisa. Montaione is also surrounded by its own picturesque countryside, ideal for cycling or horseback riding. Nearby, in […]
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A little more of an industrial location, Pontedera, built along the Era and Arno Rivers, was once essential in bridging the regions of Florence and Pisa. The town is known for its civic sculptures with public art projects scattered all throughout the city. More notably the town is also the home of the Vespa, and […]
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The walled city of Volterra has a rich Etruscan history running 3,000 years deep. Similar to San Gimignano, it is another one of those gorgeous medieval towns that you walk around in and feel absolutely transported back in time. . You’ll walk through literal pieces of history — from the Porta all’Arco, an ancient city […]
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Lajatico is another gorgeous small city surrounded by the rolling hills of Tuscany who’s claim to fame really is as the birthplace of singer Andrea Bocelli. The singer built the Teatro del Silenzio, an open-air amphitheater carved into the Tuscan landscape, where Bocelli himself returns annually to perform with a roster of fellow musicians for […]
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Hello, an impromptu Euro I had the privilege of exploring of the stunning region of Tuscany—and even though it was a quick in-and-out kind of visit, it was nothing short of magical. From charming small towns to breathtaking landscapes (and yes, a few style moments along the way), I can’t wait to share it all. […]
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