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Volterra – etruscan city
Volterra is a town nestled on a hill between the Era and Cecina river valleys. With its double walls, Etruscan and the other dating back to the thirteenth century, it is a city with a medieval charm, where you can still savour the atmosphere of an ancient village. Volterra is a fusion of history and art. Etruscan and Roman capital.
San Gimignano – THE MANHATTAN OF THE MIDDLE AGE
San Gimignano, a small fortified city between Florence and Siena, is renowned for its remarkable architecture and stunning medieval towers, which lend the city a truly unique character.
Siena – CITY OF THE PALIO
Siena is a medieval village that sprawls like a city, offering a unique charm that’s a must-see on any Tuscan journey. Its historic centre, a true gem, has earned the distinction of being declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Enclosed within a preserved medieval city wall, Siena’s historic heart follows the contours of three hills that define the city’s landscape.
FIRENZE – CITY OF THE RENAISSANCE
Florence, the capital of Tuscany and the epitome of the Renaissance, houses some of the world’s most remarkable artistic treasures, from churches to museums and palaces. Among its renowned landmarks are the majestic cathedral, the illustrious Uffizi Gallery, the Baptistery, and the iconic Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore.
LUCCA – CITY OF MUSIC
Among Italy’s many cities of art, Lucca shines as a jewel surrounded by a perfectly preserved Renaissance city wall. Between history, art and culture, Lucca is a city that resonates with music, boasting an unparalleled musical heritage. From its cobblestone streets have emerged world-famous musicians such as Luigi Boccherini, Alfredo Catalani.
PISA – CITY OF THE LEANING TOWER
Today, Pisa stands as a Tuscan town that attracts millions of visitors every year with its iconic symbol: the Leaning Tower of Pisa. While this architectural marvel draws tourists from every corner of the globe, the allure of the Tuscan gem extends far beyond this singular monument.







