Feeling at home in the Tuscan countryside means both continuity and change. Nearby extraordinary Etruscan tombs stand as silent witnesses of families who lived and farmed these hills over 2,000 years ago. Walking the ancient streets or driving the winding country roads, visitors discover a Tuscany where history, landscape, and everyday life blend into one timeless story.
Connie tells what she will miss of her year in Tuscany.
Home isn’t always where you set out to be, but Elisa knows it’s where you see yourself every time you close your eyes. In her case, it’s the Tuscan Maremma!
It happens all the time, you meet people, tell them about what you do, they smile and say: “That’s nice, but how often do you get a chance to go home?” I‘ve given up trying to explain and just shake my head and say: “But I am home”.
A delightful guest post by Giulia, the amazing author of Jule’s Kitchen food blog.
A somewhat personal post after a couple of very very busy weeks.
A delicate love letter to the love of her life. Home is where your heart is.
“Home” means different things to different people. Monica tells us what feeling at home means to her!
Lerici and the Italian Riviera are her home now, and she tells us how to spend a fabulous week there. She has it all planned for us!
Whether it’s something in the air, the hospitality, the food, or the way of life – Simone doesn’t know, but at least to her, Italy feels like home.
This blog is written by a born and bred Tuscan who wishes to share her love for this region with as many people as possible. It's about living here, but also about travelling, learning, experiencing, and enjoying life in Tuscany.
It's about feeling at home in Tuscany.
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