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4.5/5Wonderful!(418 area reviews)
Visitors to Duomo rave about its fascinating museums, stunning cathedral and popular shops. You might also want to make some time to see Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore or Piazza del Duomo while you're exploring the neighbourhood.
4/5Very Good!(254 area reviews)
Visitors to Santa Maria Novella love its popular shops, and you can check out Fortezza da Basso and Basilica of Santa Maria Novella. If you want to see more in the area, you can get around town on the metro at Cascine Station.
4.5/5Wonderful!(136 area reviews)
Unique features of Lucca Historical Center include the historical sites and cafes. Make a stop by Piazza Napoleone or Guinigi Tower while you're exploring the area.
5/5Exceptional!(66 area reviews)
Unique features of Siena Historical Center include the historical sites and cafes. Make a stop by Piazza del Campo or Siena Cathedral while you're exploring the area.
4/5Very Good!(323 area reviews)
The great bars and beautiful river views are top of the list for many visitors to Pisa City Centre. A stop by Leaning Tower or Piazza del Duomo might round out your trip.
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One of Italy’s most iconic destinations, this region is home to some of the country’s finest Renaissance art as well as lush pastoral landscapes. With historic towns, exquisite art, fertile olive groves and idyllic vineyards, Tuscany is the Italy we dream about. The region was a centre of innovation during the Renaissance era and its painters, architects and sculptors helped to define European culture. Savour the region’s fresh cuisine, tour vineyards and sample some of the world’s best wines and olive oils. People-watch in the piazzas of medieval towns and admire seemingly countless artistic and architectural masterpieces.
Tourists from around the world have been drawn to Florence for centuries. This lively, charismatic city retains much of the magic of its golden age, more than 700 years ago. See one of the world’s foremost collections of Renaissance art at the magnificent Galleria degli Uffizi and enjoy a scenic stroll along the Arno River at sunset.
Few buildings in the world are as recognizable as Pisa ’s Leaning Tower. Although this 12th-century tower attracts most of the attention, the rest of the Campo dei Miracoli complex is also worth exploring. See the nearby Duomo, Bapistery and Camposanto (cemetery), all designed in a local Pisan Gothic style.
San Gimignano is the most famous of Tuscany’s many hilltop towns. It is distinguished by more than 10 medieval “skyscrapers,” which were built by rival nobles during the 12th and 13th centuries. Discover stunning frescoes in historic buildings, including the Collegiate and Chiesa di Sant'Agostino, and sample the town’s famous white grapes in wine tasting rooms.
No visit to Tuscany is complete without indulging in the region’s celebrated cuisine. Enjoy hearty soups like ribollita, made with vegetables, beans and chunks of bread, or a simple yet delicious meal of bistecca alla fiorentina (chargrilled T-bone steak).
Tuscany’s main airport is Pisa, which connects to cities across Europe. Travel by train between the region’s main towns. Buses and cars are often better options for exploring the Tuscany’s smaller towns and villages. Spring and fall are two of the best times to visit, when the crowds are thinner and the weather is usually good.
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