Massa Carrara
Northwestern Tuscany's province, formed in 1859 from Lunigiana and Garfagnana, traces Roman colonies, medieval feudal struggles, and fierce…
Northwestern Tuscany's province, formed in 1859 from Lunigiana and Garfagnana, traces Roman colonies, medieval feudal struggles, and fierce…
A Renaissance Medici palace in Seravezza, Tuscany, now housing a municipal library and ethnographic museum.
Mentana Art Gallery is a contemporary art gallery located in the Florentine metropolitan area, presenting works by Italian…
Florence's most celebrated panoramic terrace, designed by Giuseppe Poggi in 1869 to offer sweeping views across the city…
A shop, gallery, and exhibition space celebrating handcrafted artisanal works and the Arts and Crafts tradition in central…
A 12th-century Romanesque church in the Valdelsa hills, now home to an ecumenical monastic community active in hospitality.
An 11th-century monastic complex in Toscana where Renaissance humanists debated philosophy with monks, and a working pharmacy once…
A hill town above the Val d'Orcia with a 1361 Sienese fortress and a 14th-century history as the…
Montecatini Terme, the only Italian town in the UNESCO-listed Great Spa Towns of Europe, still centres on its…
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