Tuscany through my eyes: Week 25
A drive on a sunny day in May after weeks of very unusual, bad weather.
A drive on a sunny day in May after weeks of very unusual, bad weather.
After 20 years in Pisa, I finally visited San Rossore Regional Park. And I regretted not having visited before.
April is usually a good month to be in Pisa. Not only the famous sights, but also the “other Pisa”, the lesser known corners of the city, its parks and gardens, its monuments, its coast.
Waking up to this kind of view is not bad at all! But Pisa on St. Patrick’s day was also awesome!
The highest mountain in Tuscany, a fabulous destination for day trips and home to one of my favourite churches, Pieve di Santa Maria ad Lamulas.
This year we have had a long, cold winter, and the countryside is a bit “behind”. But the first blossoms are coming!
Mid February is the time when the first flowers appear, the fields turn green and the warm sunny days invite you to take long walks in the countryside.
Late winter is usually a nice time to visit Pisa. Here is what you can expect
January is a cold winter month, but also the month of the first spring-like days: perfect for a walk and for appreciating things that would go unnoticed at any other time of the year.
I love naked trees. Just like us, they stand there, waiting for the winter to pass. And then, all of a sudden, they cover in buds and bear the promise of a bright spring.
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