Fiesole Archaeological Site The Archaeological area of Fiesole, near Florence, includes Etruscan and Roman remains. There are three main Etruscan features still visible: – The Etruscan Temple. It is situated on the northern side of the site and it dates back to the fourth century AD. The Etruscan temple was built on earth foundations overlaid with stone. From its Read more…
One of the many legends heard in Garfagnana regards the origin of the hole in the mountain. Legend has it that it was caused during a tremendous clash between San Pellegrino and the Devil himself. The Devil, tired of seeing the saint prey and sing all day, sought to tempt Read more…
The Stibbert Museum is located on the hill of Montughi in Florence, Italy. The museum contains over 36,000 artifacts, including a vast collection of armor from Eastern and Western civilizations. The museum was founded by Frederick Stibbert (1836 – 1906), who inherited a vast fortune from his grandfather and did Read more…
Tuscany is certainly one of the most beautiful regions in Italy. There are many things to see and lots to do across the region, from visiting hilltop villages to the seaside, from the mountains to the beauty lanscapes of the Valdorcia. For this reason we’re suggesting an itinerary for what Read more…
Tuscany is a medium-sized region which can be crossed in a few hours. Generally the hardest part in getting from one place to the next depends on where you are headed: smaller villages are often only reachable by car or bus whose schedules might not be the most convenient. Aside Read more…