Tuscany Travel Guide

Tuscany has topped the charts yet again for having more official Blue Flag beaches and marinas than anywhere else in Italy, apart from Liguria. The prestigious global Blue Flag eco-label is awarded by the Foundation for Environmental Education (FEE)...

No need for confusion. We’ve compiled everything you need to know about your heating and air conditioning into one concise guide. There are three ways in which usage is charged: 1.    Included This means that all heating...

Food is part of the Tuscan identity and the markets here are famous for selling great quality local produce. So how can you make the most of your Tuscan market experience to get an authentic taste of the region? Here are our top tips for shopping...

In 2025, To Tuscany celebrates a significant milestone: 25 years of helping guests discover the authentic heart of Tuscany through carefully curated villa holidays. What began as a bold decision to embrace a new life in Italy has grown into a...

Baccalà, or salted cod, is widely eaten in Tuscany and is a traditional recipe in Livorno and its province. This classic Livorno recipe showcases how simple ingredients can be used to full effect in Tuscan cooking, with the fish's...

This Tortino al Cioccolato Fondente recipe makes for the perfect dessert for chocolate lovers. Blending rich chocolate flavour and a soft, molten centre, a tortino al cioccolato fondente can be enjoyed on its own, with coffee, or even with a glass of...

We’ve picked some of our favourite sights and activities in the world-famous wine region that we call home. Our trail is a real mix, to suit all tastes. Whether you try just one of our recommendations or tick off all five, you’ll be sure...

At To Tuscany, Tuscany isn’t just somewhere we operate, it’s what we specialise in and genuinely love. That’s why becoming a member of ABTOI (the Association of British Travel Organisers to Italy) is something we’re very proud...

The hazy hills, a magical quality of light, and an air of spirituality help set Umbria apart, along with its bewitching capital, Perugia. Cosmopolitan, arty, heritage-minded yet forward-looking, Perugia makes a delightful introduction to the region,...

We have chosen some of our favourite self-guided walks with the best restaurants to help make your Tuscan walk dreams a reality, the walks are designed for experienced walkers who enjoy being independent. As there's no strict schedule to follow...

Tuscany’s art Uffizi Gallery The Uffizi Gallery is a must-see if you’re making a day trip to Florence during your stay because it’s home to one of the world’s best collections of Renaissance art. Michelangelo’s...

This Ricciarelli recipe introduces a classic Tuscan almond biscuit. Originally from Siena, and now enjoyed across the region, they are a popular treat around Christmas time. These biscuits are a familiar sight in Tuscan bakeries and homes,...

Using the trains to travel around Italy is an excellent way of taking a day trip to visit the many historical towns and cities. The rail network in Italy is quite extensive and travelling between cities and towns by rail is an ideal way to travel....