Civita di Bagnoregio: A Visit to the Dying City Brenda Gatta June 14, 2017 Tuscany in the World I read somewhere that it might be the perfect setting for a Lord of the Rings scene. Which is quite true...
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, our heart...
Iran by bike: the Tuscan globetrotter's feat Brenda Gatta March 3, 2017 Tuscany in the World A backpack and a world to explore and experience. He's Antonio Di Guida, a Tuscan Italian backpacker born in 1991. Or, to be precise,...
Livigno, the romantic city of the Alps Elisa Gonfiantini September 18, 2016 Tuscany in the World A romantic weekend in Livigno in Alta Valtellina, one of Italy's most glamorous villages, brimming with charm and perfect for shopping...
The Principality of Monaco, Europe's Most Glamorous State Elisa Gonfiantini August 7, 2016 Tuscany in the World If you're looking for a slightly unusual, luxurious, glamorous, and always trendy destination for your next summer vacation, you can't miss a visit to...
Saint Moritz. Even the ancient Romans knew it well. Elisa Gonfiantini July 10, 2016 Tuscany in the World Saint Moritz or Sankt Moritz: romantic landscapes, breathtaking natural scenery, thermal waters with therapeutic properties and the prestigious...
Solius Valley: A Journey Through the Tuscan Countryside Marta Pintus May 22, 2016 Tuscany in the World Did you know that Tuscany is also located in Spain? In the province of Girona, we discover the Catalonian Tuscany, where rolling hills,...
The Bernina Express, the highest railway in Europe Elisa Gonfiantini May 14, 2016 Tuscany in the World The Bernina Express runs from Tirano to St. Moritz, passing on Europe's highest railway, which became part of the...
South Wales: 4 places you absolutely must visit Marta Pintus March 27, 2016 Tuscany in the World Four must-see places in South Wales: from poetic Laugharne to the tidal waves of Tenby, across the 630 km² of the Wales National Park...
Rennes in Brittany: A Curve in Space-Time Marta Pintus March 13, 2016 Tuscany in the World Visiting Rennes means traversing all the historical eras in one go, from the Middle Ages to the Renaissance, doubling the French Revolution and...
Ebro Delta: Ancient Sailing Ships, Oysters, and Water Sports Marta Pintus February 28, 2016 Tuscany in the World The Ebro Delta in Catalonia, Spain, offers breathtakingly beautiful landscapes and unforgettable experiences: sipping champagne on an ancient...
The Hautes Pyrenees: The Border Between Heaven and Earth Smells of Crepes – Part 2 Marta Pintus February 21, 2016 Tuscany in the World Our journey through the French Hautes-Pyrénées, in the Midi-Pyrénées region, continues, leading us to discover an astronomical observatory...
The Hautes-Pyrénées: The Border Between Heaven and Earth Smells of Crêpes – Part 1 Marta Pintus February 14, 2016 Tuscany in the World 1 Comment The Hautes-Pyrénées are located in the French region of Midi Pyrénées, on the border between Spain and France, and represent a territory of rare...
Nuremberg: A Postcard Journey from Bavaria (Part 2) Marta Pintus February 7, 2016 Tuscany in the World Our tour of Nuremberg, the capital of Franconia in southern Germany, continues. As we began to see in the first part of this...
Nuremberg: A Postcard Journey from Bavaria (Part 1) Marta Pintus January 31, 2016 Tuscany in the World 1 Comment A weekend in Nuremberg, the economic and cultural capital of Franconia in southern Germany, is a typical Bavarian city where you can experience authentic...
Weekend in Slovenia, a new Art Nouveau destination Elisa Gonfiantini January 24, 2016 Tuscany in the World A weekend in Slovenia is just the trip you need to treat yourself to a break between the past Christmas holidays and the distant summer holidays. Three days...
Palencia: Great Cheeses and Small Cathedrals Marta Pintus January 17, 2016 Tuscany in the World Palencia is a captivating place of endless fields and infinite skies in the heart of Spain. A land of great cheeses, top-quality produce...
9 tips for discovering Nantes Marta Pintus December 20, 2015 Tuscany in the World Nantes is one of the largest cities in France, located between Brittany and the Loire Valley. Here are nine places to visit...
Spending Christmas in Ireland, between Gaelic legends and lavishly laid tables Marta Pintus December 13, 2015 Tuscany in the World Christmas in Ireland is a magical and evocative time. With tables laden with sweets, Christmas markets, and candles in the windows. If you're looking for...
Mendoza Tour: Drink in Argentina at the Foot of the Andes Marta Pintus December 5, 2015 Tuscany in the World This week, WTuscany takes us on a discovery of the wine routes of Mendoza, the Argentine region famous for its vineyards stretching along the...