Sting and Tuscany, a beautiful love story Agnes Paternoster January 12, 2026 Lifestyle, People 2 Comments Sting owns a beautiful villa in Figline Valdarno, Tenuta Il Palagio, in Tuscany, and in 2019 the town's mayor named him an honorary citizen. A few days ago, the singer wrote to the mayor,...
Craving some ice cream? Why not! Agnes Paternoster April 2, 2025 Tuscan Stories, Wine & Food Close your eyes and open your mouth. And don't spy! Today we'll tell you a story through gelato and the words of Ciro Cammilli, owner of the Perché no gelato shop on Via dei Tavolini, 19/r in...
Roberto Ugolini: the student has surpassed the master Agnes Paternoster March 10, 2025 Artisans, Luxury, Made in Florence, People, Tuscan Stories, Visual Storytelling Roberto Ugolini is a true Florentine craftsman, born, raised, and established in the workshops of the Tuscan capital. Like all the greats of the past, he surpassed his master, just as Giotto did with...
Qubito, the scents of another, free and wild Tuscany Agnes Paternoster January 5, 2025 Artisans, Lifestyle, Made in Tuscany, Tuscan Stories Qubito, the personal perfume and home fragrance brand, takes us on a sensory journey to discover an unexpected, mysterious, and enchanting Tuscany, the hidden one we've yet to discover...
La Grotta Guelfa: A Dinner in the Secret Heart of Florence Agnes Paternoster August 11, 2021 Florence, Restaurants in Tuscany, Tuscan Stories, Wine & Food La Grotta Guelfa is a restaurant in Florence, located in the heart of the historic center, that blends old and new, history and innovation, sophistication and simplicity: the result is a beautiful and delicious restaurant open 7 days a week...
Chianti promotes itself in Russia with influencer marketing Agnes Paternoster May 20, 2021 Tuscan Wines, Wine & Food The Chianti Consortium's new social media strategy: 10 influencers conquering Russia armed with bottles and corkscrews. The digital renaissance of the Chianti Wine Consortium. How is the campaign structured?
Juebiju, the new Tuscan best friends for women Agnes Paternoster March 28, 2021 Artisans, Made in Tuscany, Tuscan Stories 1 Comment "Diamonds are a girl's best friend." It's a well-known fact. And today TuscanyPeople will introduce you to some exceptional friends, Sicilian by origin but Florentine for at least ten years: today we'll talk about...
The Divine Essence of Tuscan Nature Agnes Paternoster March 22, 2021 Artisans, Tuscan Stories We met Dr. Barbara Burroni, a Florentine naturopath, in her herbalist's shop in the Campo di Marte neighborhood of Florence. Entering Divina Essentia is like crossing the threshold of a garden...
An Egyptian stroll through the streets of Florence Agnes Paternoster February 2, 2021 Florence, In the City Discovering Florence's must-see Egyptian monuments: from Boboli to the Cascine, an alternative tour to explore the city. Must-see Egyptian monuments in Florence Blessed are those who delve into the past: it's one...
San Pellegrino in Alpe: Two Saints and a Town Divided in Half Agnes Paternoster November 6, 2020 Garfagnana, In Tuscany The sanctuary of San Pellegrino in Alpe, on the border between Tuscany and Emilia-Romagna, is a suggestive and incredibly beautiful place located at the top of the most difficult climb in the entire Apennines. San...
Calomini Hermitage: A Place on the Edge of Space and Time Agnes Paternoster October 22, 2020 Garfagnana, In Tuscany In Garfagnana, in Fabbriche di Vergemoli, lies one of the most evocative places in Tuscany: the Calomini Hermitage, a hermitage carved into the mountainside. Calomini Hermitage: a church carved into the rock. There are two...
5 abandoned Tuscan villages to visit Agnes Paternoster October 14, 2020 Tuscan Villages, In Tuscany The most beautiful abandoned villages in Tuscany, 5 places to visit, photograph, and lose yourself in the folds of time. Abandoned villages in Tuscany: 5 places to visit "We need to feel...
Florentia: 5 places to discover ancient Roman Florence Agnes Paternoster October 6, 2020 Florence, In the City Florentia is the name of ancient Roman Florence, whose splendor can still be admired today if you know where to look. Follow us on this journey to the sites of the ancient Roman city dedicated to the God...
Amusement parks in Tuscany, for the enjoyment of adults and children Agnes Paternoster August 8, 2020 In Tuscany Tuscany's main amusement parks, true oases of entertainment, games, and recreation for adults and children alike. Amusement parks in Tuscany, fun comes through play. Learn more about a person in...
“Marina di…”: Discovering the Marinas of Tuscany Agnes Paternoster July 28, 2020 In Tuscany 2 Comments All the marinas of the Tuscan coast, a journey through seaside villages sparkling with sun and blue. "Marina di...": all the marinas of the Tuscan coast. No home should be without a sea view....
10 Tuscan mountains for summer and other holidays Agnes Paternoster July 24, 2020 In Tuscany 1 Comment All the beauty of the Tuscan mountains: 10 destinations for your holidays, both summer and winter. Tuscan mountains: 10 holiday destinations. When people and mountains meet, great things happen...
What to do this summer? A vacation in Tuscany Agnes Paternoster July 20, 2020 In Tuscany "What to do this summer 2020?" you ask. "A holiday in Tuscany," we answer! Art, nature (sea, hills, mountains), food and wine, and fun: Tuscany is truly the place to be for...
Indiana Jones in Tuscany: Discovering the Ponte delle Ferriere Agnes Paternoster June 26, 2020 In Tuscany The Ferriere Suspension Bridge is one of the longest suspension bridges in the world. Located in the province of Pistoia, it's a must-see for all adrenaline junkies. The Ferriere Suspension Bridge, the bridge...
Summer 2020: Tuscan Blue Flag beaches Agnes Paternoster June 23, 2020 In Tuscany 2 Comments Tuscany ranks second in the Italian ranking of Blue Flag beaches 2020, with two new entries: Montignoso and Porto Azzurro. Blue Flags 2020: Tuscany boasts 20 beaches. Dressed in...
Why is Pegasus the symbol of Tuscany? Agnes Paternoster June 7, 2020 In Tuscany 2 Comments A new episode of our series on Tuscan Curiosities. We talk about the Tuscan flag and Pegasus, the winged horse at its center. But why is Pegasus the symbol of...