This historic fortified abbey in Passignano has a dramatic position in the Chianti hills. It has been destroyed and rebuilt many times throughout history, and today it appears more like a castle than a monastery. In 1866 when the Siccardi Law suspended the monastic orders, the property passed to the read more
The residents of Greve in Chianti are born and grow up around the central square, which since the middle ages, has been a vital marketplace; the crossroads where the Val d’Arno (the Arno Valley), the Val di Greve (the Greve Valley) join the road from Florence to Siena. It is read more
Aunque no tenga ni la samba ni el clima veraniego de Rio de Janeiro, el Carnaval de Viareggio no tiene nada que envidiarle a su hermano mayor por colores, música y resonancia. Cada martes de Carnaval, miles de personas de todo el mundo se aglomeran en la Passeggiata a mare read more
In the small town of Borgo a Mozzano, in the province of Lucca, there is a famous humpbacked stone bridge, so dramatic, and so admirable, that it was said it only could have been constructed by the devil himself. In fact, legend holds that the head stonemason was so worried read more
Toscana no es solo arte y cultura, sino también es mar azul y playas, la mayoría de arena. Entre las zonas más bonitas hay la Costa degli Etruschi, que se extiende de Castiglioncello a Baratti. El nombre se debe a la antigua presencia de los Etruscos, atestiguada por la necrópolis read more