Arezzo is one of the oldest cities of Tuscany and is situated on the unique place, where four valleys – Val di Chiana, Valdarno, Casentino and Valtiberina meet. Thanks to its geographical position, Arezzo has been a place of different peoples and cultures. You can read more about Arezzo here, but there are lots of other towns and villages around
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Are you looking for some of the most beautiful beaches in Tuscany? Here is the list of four of them, and though most beaches in Tuscany have not free access, you can entry these with no money in your pocket. The Tuscan coast is lined with rows of chairs with umbrellas. You can rent one for a few euros. However
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In the northeastern part of the Italian island of Sardinia, at Capo Figari, you can find coastal town of Golfo Aranci, which has become a popular and sought after tourist destination. Capo Figari rises to a height of 340 meters and has become a small and unique nature reserve. Golfo Aranci was once just a small fishing port, which over
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Pescia is a small town nestled in the valley of the river Nievole. Pescia can be found in the north of Tuscany, within the region flanked by olive groves and vineyards. This town boasts impressive medieval buildings and its location is an ideal starting point for exploring the famous Italian cities. The area is renowned for growing flowers and there
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The Roman emperors used to bring various “souvenirs” from their travels. And so there was nobody surprised when they brought the whole Egyptian obelisks from a visit in Egypt. These huge monuments were really one of the most famous trophies of ancient Roman leaders. They were most valuable kind of prey, which proved their superiority over the pharaohs. Egyptian pharaohs
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