What to see in Tuscany

Tuscany is the most appreciated area by tourists who come to Italy in search of relaxation, beautiful landscapes and memorable experiences.

When we think of this country, there are many cities, monuments, works of art, natural sites and traces of history that come to mind. But what exactly is La Toscana?

It is a region located towards the north-west center of Italy, whose regional capital is Florence. It is one of the largest and most important Italian regions for its artistic, historical, economic, cultural and geographic heritage, as well as one of the most frequent tourist goals in the country. In this article we bring you the six most beautiful cities in Tuscany:

Siena

Cradle of lovers of medieval cities, Siena is a must-see city in this region. The extraordinary old town of Siena preserves unique monuments in the world The ancient medieval city is distributed by one of the three hills where Siena is established.

Florence

As we have said, it is the financial and cultural capital of this beautiful region. Tourists classify Florence as one of the most beautiful cities in Europe, and in the world! The reasons are obvious, it is living culture. Thanks to Michelangelo and the Renaissance, Florence preserves a heritage that will surprise you. In fact, there is a kind of “trauma” that this city causes on eastern tourists, which is that when they see so much beauty, they are plethoric and sick. It really exists!

Lucca

One of the great forgotten cities of Italian heritage is Lucca. Located in the north of Tuscany, it is beautiful not only in the historic center, but also its powerful wall, which is also visited. Lucca is worth a walk, as are some of the famous villas just outside the city center. It is close to Pisa and not far from Florence, so why not include it in your travel guide?

Arezzo

Going down to the south east of Tuscany, you will find the small town of Arezzo, not so well known by tourists, as it is located outside the main circuits. The city offers tourists a great artistic heritage, especially from the Medieval Age, in the style of Siena. The churches of Arezzo preserve some of the most important works of art from the Middle Ages such as the paintings by Piero de la Francesca or the works by Cimabue. She has the bad luck of being compared to great World Heritage sites, like Florence herself, so the comparisons, as they say, are odious.

Pisa

This was clear to you, you were not going to leave Tuscany without your typical photo holding the leaning tower. Pisa is a monument that has become famous around the world for this characteristic inclination and for the scientific legend that affirms that, sooner or later, it will end up giving way and falling completely. However, far from the closed and tourist environment that you will find in this tower, the city offers little else.

San Gimignano

It is such a beautiful town that once you are there you don’t want to leave. Tourists in summer crowd in the shadows of stairs, squares, letting time pass. It is advisable to go in the afternoon and contemplate the evening light on the towers and historical buildings of San Gimignano, since in fact they call it “the City of Fine Towers”. If you come you will soon discover why.

There is much more you can visit in Tuscany. The center of Italy has endless cultural and tourist possibilities that would not leave you indifferent. But, for now, you can start with these six. You dare?