Tuscan village

The medieval town of Siena is a popular city to visit. Read about the top things to see and do during your trip to Italy.

Tuscany comes alive in its towns and villages, where traditions are honored, history is celebrated, and visitors are welcomed like family. Head to hilltop towns like Volterra to wander through medieval piazzas, riverside Lucca to bike along ancient city walls, and towns like Montalcino and Pienza…

The Story of Pienza, Italy Pienza is located in the most southern part of Tuscany, in the region of Val d’Orcia, and is only 15km away from Montepulciano.

An all-inclusive culinary Tuscan vacation you will never forget! We offer cooking classes, excursions, and a Tuscan resort for an incredible experience!

Located in a golf course residential community in La Quinta, California, this elegant Mediterranean style home appears as a Tuscan Village in the desert.

2017 has been declared the ‘Anno dei Borghi’, The Year of Italy’s Historic Villages, by Italy’s Ministry of Cultural Heritage and Tourism, and several initiative have been planned to promote these destinations rich in history and charm. We love borghi and often feature them here on Italy Magazine. Today we take you to five beautiful villages in Tuscany, which are too often overlooked. Montefioralle – everybody goes to Greve, Castellina and Radda in Chianti, but there’s another charming borgo…

Beautiful Tuscan village

Bramasole is a luxury villa situated in Tuscany, with private swimming pool and Jacuzzi, perfect for rental.

Villa Cetinale, Tuscany is a one-of-a-kind property, built in 1681 and situated conveniently between the Tuscan villages of Volterra and San Gimignano. The

Sunset based on an illustration by Evgeny Lushpin from the Tuscan village Campobasso. My personal challenge has been to make the model as close to the reference image, although with a different light.