Tuscany Travel Guides
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Where to stay in Tuscany with family: kid-friendly accommodation in Tuscany you’ll love
Our tried and tested, curated list to help you choose where to stay in Tuscany with family: kid-friendly accommodation in Tuscany for all travel styles. Deciding where to stay in Tuscany with kids can be overwhelming. The region is vast and well served, it has accommodation options ranging from campsites to farm stays to hotels and castles and while this is one of the reasons why Tuscany is one of the best places in Italy for kids, it is also a place that can get you decision paralysis, the options are just so many! What area should you pick, does it matter? What are must-have services and to what extent…
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Fall in love with Florence with this delightful walking itinerary through Florence city center to see the best of the city
Discover the best of Florence in your own time with this easy to follow, relax, beautiful itinerary though Florence city center (with attraction info) Florence is an incredibly walkable city. Despite being bigger in size than many other Tuscan towns, Florence has a very compact historic center with most of Florence’s top attractions clustered so close to one another, you are hardly ever more than ten minutes walk from any of them, no matter where in the city center you are! This is one of the many reasons why Florence city center is UNESCO World Heritage Site as a whole, its many landmark coming together to form something unique, with…
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Florence in September: weather, crowds, special events (with printable packing list!) – what you need to know
All you need to know to visit Florence in September: common weather patterns, what to pack, what to book when, how buys it is and special recurring events. September is a lovely month to visit Florence, a typical end of summer month, with days that are still long and bright, yet usually devoid of that oppressive heat that engulf Florence in July and August. During September, local life start resuming in Florence, with the kids going back to school and the locals coming back from the traditional Ferie d’Agosto (August summer vacations), yet tourism is still very much in full swing, September is very busy in Florence. As a result,…
