Holidays to Tuscany
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Tuscany is famous for its unique art treasures and cultural monuments, its mediaeval castles, cities and towns, its festivals and its exceptional wine. Let yourself be amazed by this fascinating part of Italy.
Tuscany is overflowing with rivers: every valley is a waterway. The Magra river flows through Lunigiana, where Tuscany joins Liguria. The Serchio river flows across Garfagnana in the province of Lucca. The Sieve choruses through the verdant hills of Mugello, just a few kilometers north of Florence. The more famous and larger river Arno passes through the Casentino, and the Tiber from the Tuscan Apennine mountains flows South to Rome through Val Tiberina.
Tuscany information
Currency Euro €
Language Italian
Time Zone GMT+01:00
Avg. Flight Time 2h 15m
Peak Travel June-September
Price of a pint £2.50
Map of Tuscany
More about Tuscany
About Tuscany
Tuscany is home to a wealth of Mediterranean riches meaning visitors should prepare to be spoilt for choice when it comes to cultural and historic sights, walking routes, luxury hotels and gastronomic experiences. Tuscany is a place to indulge your passions and lose yourself in the romance of this Italian beauty. Whether you’re looking to bask on the sands or immerse...more
When to visit Tuscany
Enjoying Tuscany at its very best may well depend on when you visit. There are two peak seasons when visitor numbers soar. The April to June period and September to October months benefit from ambient temperatures with optimum opening hours for all of the region’s attractions. Sun seekers may prefer to arrive in August when the temperatures are high and many Italians are...more
Weather in Tuscany
Tuscany’s warm Mediterranean sunny days arrive and rain levels start to drop in early April. As spring moves into summer temperatures start to soar, reaching their peak in August. Expect long days filled with sunshine and temperatures tipping 30ºc. If you’re heading to Tuscany with a busy calendar of sight-seeing and long walks, you may prefer one of the cooler months....more
What to expect in Tuscany
A region rich in art, culture and heritage, Tuscany also benefits from a varied gastronomic scene and unspoilt countryside. With a spectacular coastline, offering pristine sands, a sparkling blue ocean and excellent facilities, you can combine a cultural trip with the ultimate in relaxation. Some of the world’s most iconic buildings can be found in Tuscany. The Leaning...more
