Pisa

Situated in the northwestern part of the region, this city still retains the atmosphere it had during its height as a commercial empire in the Middle Ages.

Aside from the Leaning Tower of Pisa, there are more attractions and sights to see.

Montepulciano

This medieval town boasts of ancient churches, elegant palaces, charming squares and great sceneries, especially those in the Val di Chiana and Val d’Orcia valleys. Also, the place has been attracting connoisseurs from other countries for its delicious wine, including Vino Nobile, which is one of the best in Italy.

Chianti

This wine region is considered by many people as the most stunning area of Tuscany, which basically covers Siena and Florence, as well as all the area in between.

Arezzo

Nestled on top of a hill, this place was once an important trading post in Tuscany. There is a lot that remains here, such as churches and monuments, which allow visitors to get a glimpse of the place’s history. The place is also famous for the Joust of the Saracens festival.

Elba

This island is known as a place of exile for Napoleon Bonaparte, and his summer and winter homes here have become popular attractions for local and foreign tourists. It is also known for having a huge number of beautiful beaches, including the Marina di Campo resort, Fetovia, and Procchio.

Siena

Located in the heart of the region, this place is considered as the best destination if you are into the history and culture of Tuscany. Here, you will have the opportunity to take a step back into the Middle Ages, with its medieval horse-racing tradition and a well-preserved historic center.

Lucca

It is known for having imposing Renaissance walls that enclose a medieval center. The main draws here include the Duomo San Martino, which houses the “Last Supper” by Tintoretto and the Tomb of Ilaria del Carretto…

Val d’Orcia

This is a scenic place that is basically protected as a natural park, with several villages, hamlets, castles, and farmhouses. Among the attractions that you should not miss here are the medieval castles, fortresses, and the villages of Pienza, Montalcino, and Radicofani.

San Gimignano

If you want to visit Tuscany to get a feel of the medieval times, then this town (which dates back to the 8th century) is perhaps the best place to be.

Florence

This is the capital city of Tuscany, which many people describe as a colossal outdoor museum, as it has a massive collection of art and architectural gems. When walking the city, you will find lovely museums and art galleries, such as the Pitti Palace, and beautiful old churches, such as the Santa Maria del Fiore.