Italians go to the beach. That’s what they do. Visitors to Tuscany should take a day trip to the beach. Here are some suggestions and ideas for a day on the coast, including day-cruises to the islands of the Tuscan Archipelago.
One of the biggest differences between Italy and other (northern) European and north American countries is the attitude towards the temperature in the house. Here is a list of suggestions on how to “adjust” to the Italian climate like the locals do!
May is a great month for food and wine lovers. With Springs come many good seasonal products celebrated in a number of festivals and exhibitions throughout Tuscany.
What do Slow Travel, the physicist F. David Peat’s theory of “Gentle Action” and eco-tourism have to do with each other? Find out why “Gentle tourism” is the way to go and why it has to be slow, sustainable and local.
On the First National Day of the Via Francigena, Siena will celebrate the ancient pilgrims’ route with a rich program of events.
Just think about this when you travel: the place you call a destination, for some people is home…
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