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Five original things to see in Florence if you are coming in downtown, Porcellino state, Signoria square and his crazy ghost story, the lions in Florence, and the strange stone in Pitti Plalace.
Every Day from Santa Maria Novella square next to the Obelisk in front of Church facade... At 6:30 pm Renaissance Tour
Città di Castello Food Guide is the perfect way to discover one of the lesser-known food destinations in Umbria. Located in the Upper Tiber Valley, Città di Castello is surrounded by beautiful countryside and has a food tradition strongly connected to local products, homemade pasta, mushrooms, truffles, cured meats, cheeses, and traditional Umbrian cooking.
Spending one day in Volterra is a wonderful way to discover one of the most fascinating hill towns in Tuscany. Perched high above the surrounding countryside, Volterra combines Etruscan history, medieval architecture, Roman ruins, traditional Tuscan food, and beautiful views.
Chianciano Terme is a peaceful spa town in Tuscany, Italy. It is famous for its thermal waters, green parks, and rich Etruscan history. If you plan 3 days in Chianciano Terme on a budget, you can enjoy relaxing walks, the historic centre, and important archaeological sites. Many highlights are free or low-cost. Local self-guided walks and museum visits make exploring easy and rewarding.
Pisa is a charming city in Tuscany, Italy. It is famous for the Leaning Tower, but it also offers beautiful streets, riverside walks, and a relaxed atmosphere. If you plan 3 days in Pisa on a budget, you can enjoy many highlights for free or very cheap. Excellent free walking tours with local guides make exploring easy and interesting.
Spending one day in Lucca is a wonderful way to discover one of Tuscany's most charming cities. Famous for its completely preserved Renaissance walls, beautiful churches, elegant squares, and narrow medieval streets, Lucca is also one of the easiest Tuscan cities to explore on foot. Moreover, its relaxed atmosphere makes it a great alternative to busier destinations such as Florence and Pisa.
Spending one day in Livorno is a great way to discover a different side of Tuscany. Unlike Florence or Siena, Livorno is a lively port city with canals, seafood restaurants, historic fortresses, and a beautiful Mediterranean waterfront. Moreover, its multicultural history has had a strong influence on both the architecture and the local cuisine.
