Rocca di Frassinello: When Renzo Piano Meets Mother Nature Brenda Gatta July 28, 2025 In Tuscany, Maremma, Tuscan Wines, Wine & Food Visit Rocca di Frassinello, where the art of Mother Nature blends with the genius of architect Renzo Piano. A painting within a painting, discovering stories, inspiration, love, and beauty. TuscanyPeople will...
Villa Le Fontanelle, a hotel nestled in a secret garden Brenda Gatta February 2, 2018 Luxury, Luxury Hotel, Tuscan Stories 3 Comments Nestled in the greenery of Careggi Hill, Villa Le Fontanelle is considered one of the most fashionable residences for a unique stay overlooking Florence. A period residence overlooking...
The best of Airbnb Tuscany Brenda Gatta August 30, 2017 In Tuscany We looked at the homes on Airbnb Tuscany, looking for the best-reviewed ones. We selected a few by combining the positive reviews with our own taste and vision of...
Tuscany as a celebrity, Florence as first lady Brenda Gatta August 21, 2017 Artists, Lifestyle Tuscany isn't just a favorite vacation spot: for many celebrities, it's their home or a place to escape the hustle and bustle of high society. Here are some of the names...
Panoramic pools in Tuscany: a front-row seat Brenda Gatta July 28, 2017 In Tuscany, Luxury Hotel 1 Comment Among the many things that Tuscany certainly has no shortage of are the breathtaking views, enchanting paintings of nature that change color throughout the day: from the morning tones...
Yoga Garage: Practice this ancient discipline on the rooftops of Florence. Brenda Gatta July 20, 2017 Lifestyle, Tuscan Stories Yoga on the rooftops of Florence: this is the idea of Tess and Guido, founders and instructors of Yoga Garage, a Florentine space located in a chapel in the center of Florence, where you can go and practice yoga every day. Li...
Mercantia turns 30: are you ready for "The Big Party"? Brenda Gatta July 11, 2017 Events, Shows and Concerts Mercantia turns thirty. Thirty years of stories, colors, and magic have made the Certaldo street festival famous throughout the world. This year, the celebration will be even bigger given the occasion and the...
Castiglioncello: the most romantic village on the Livorno coast Brenda Gatta June 30, 2017 Tuscan Villages, In Tuscany 1 Comment After stopping in Marina di Cecina, we head towards Castiglioncello, the romantic seaside resort beloved by film masters Vittorio Gassman, Alberto Sordi, and Marcello...
The rebirth of Marina di Cecina Brenda Gatta June 27, 2017 Tuscan Villages, In Tuscany, Maremma 1 Comment The urban developments promoted in recent years along the stretch of coastline along the Livorno coast have made Marina di Cecina, or Cecina Mare, one of the most popular summer resorts on the coast...
AirBnB Experience: living Florence as a real local Brenda Gatta June 21, 2017 In Tuscany, Lifestyle 1 Comment Experiential tourism is booming: to live and share, to learn and be amazed. Here are 5 Airbnb experiences in Florence that can be booked on the website to experience Tuscany as a real...
6 breathtaking coves in Tuscany Brenda Gatta June 19, 2017 In Tuscany Beautiful, breathtaking, breathtaking. The beauty of Tuscany's coves is directly proportional to the wildness of nature, where blue meets green in an explosion of harmony. Here are the 6...
Treehouses in Tuscany: A Road Map of Tuscan Treehouses Brenda Gatta June 17, 2017 In Tuscany Surrounded by emerald green leaves, waking to the song of nightingales, breathing in the deepest tranquility of the countryside, dreaming of tree houses in Tuscany? It's possible. Here's our...
Civita di Bagnoregio: A Visit to the Dying City Brenda Gatta June 14, 2017 Tuscany in the World I read somewhere that it could be the perfect setting for a Lord of the Rings scene. Which is quite true, especially when it's shrouded in fog, suspended in...
Giampaolo Talani, the roadmap for public works Brenda Gatta April 14, 2017 Artists, People A journey into the world of Giampaolo Talani, an artist born in San Vincenzo (Livorno), one of the leading exponents of contemporary public art. His latest gift is Fiorenza, the statue that recently found...
Manet and modern Paris have never been so close Brenda Gatta April 4, 2017 Artists, Tuscany in the World It's the most anticipated exhibition of the year, and we couldn't miss it, even though it's beyond the Apennines and outside our beloved Tuscany, the beating heart of the magazine. But we at TuscanyPeople are, first and foremost...
From Pisa to Milan: About Keith Haring Brenda Gatta March 30, 2017 Artists, Events, In the City, Pisa 1 Comment Pisa and Milan, united by a colorful thread. We take you inside the Milanese exhibition on the art of Keith Haring, on a journey from Pisa to the Lombardy capital to discover one of the artists...
Bill Viola's Electronic Renaissance at Palazzo Strozzi Brenda Gatta March 27, 2017 Artists, Events, Tuscan Museums Video art master Bill Viola returns to Florence with the exhibition "Electronic Renaissance," a unique encounter with five masters of the past within the Renaissance setting of Palazzo Strozzi.
5 unusual places to discover in Tuscany Brenda Gatta March 21, 2017 Tuscan Wines, Wine & Food Your Excellency, there's much more beyond Tuscany's most famous face. We'll take you to the five most bizarre, eccentric, unusual, and unique Tuscan venues we've encountered along the way. At least, so far...
IV Supper Club: "Style Encounters in the Memory Factory" Brenda Gatta March 14, 2017 Events, Supper Club 1 Comment Following the success of previous editions, TuscanyPeople's secret dinner returns, the event that captures all the flavor, elegance, and excellence of Tuscan tradition. A unique event, not only in the...
Iran by bike: the Tuscan globetrotter's feat Brenda Gatta March 3, 2017 Tuscany in the World Backpacking and a world to explore and experience. He's Antonio Di Guida, an Italian backpacker born in Tuscany in 1991. Or, to be precise, from Montelupo. TuscanyPeople joined him in Iran, where he recently...
