Author: francesco.garuglieri
How Travel To Tuscany Will Change After Covid
May 27, 2021
From Renaissance art to fine wine, Tuscany is one of its kind. Since COVID, enthusiastic travelers are counting down the days until they will set foot in this gorgeous land. With EU countries gradually opening up to vaccinated tourists, the dream of hopping on the first plane for this long-awaited trip is near. Traveling to Tuscany COVID will feel the same, yet very different at the same time. If you are planning to visit this Italian gem, here are the things you need to know. Safety Measures As a pro-mask country, the Italians were wearing a face… read more
5 Restaurants You Must Eat At When In Radda in Chianti
May 20, 2021
Italy, the unofficial synonym for good food and culinary art, is home to various world-renowned cuisines. If you visit Italy, the one thing that guarantees to not disappoint is the food culture. From pizza to gelato, there is something for everyone. Radda in Chianti, a scenic commune surrounded by green hills and vintage Italian houses, is home to many hidden gems for food lovers. To fully enjoy your Italian culinary experience, finding a good restaurant that represents the country or the region is a must. Here are 5 restaurant offering superb quality dishes that you have to visit. … read more
Most Romantic Tuscan Villages
March 29, 2021
When we say romantic places and villages abroad, one thing that pops in your head is Paris in France. But it is not the only place in the world where couples can feel love anywhere and anytime—Tuscany can also offer you the same amount of love you can feel in every corner of its region. Tuscany is a region of Italy where it is famous for its arts and its other forms, architecture, the vibe of being in a Medieval or Renaissance period, and especially its foods and wines. In the said region lies different villages where you and… read more
Why You Should Retire in Tuscany
March 26, 2021
Working for almost half of your life can be exhausting. That is why if you are planning and saving up for your retirement abroad, Tuscany is the best place for you! Tuscany is a famous region in Italy, geographically located at the center of the country, south of Genoa, and north of Rome. The area can also offer great sceneries such as farmlands, hillsides and provides you with an impression of living in a Renaissance period. That is why if you are considering retiring or planning to retire soon and finding a place where you can spend your time,… read more
Best Places to Honeymoon in Tuscany
March 19, 2021
With various places to go, Tuscany is a perfect spot for newlyweds to spend their honeymoons. From classic Italian cities to hidden country beauties, you'll never run out of the best places in Tuscany, Italy. So here are the best places to spend your honeymoon trip in Tuscany. Montecatini Terme It is a town famous for its hot springs and spas. Italy is home to many spas, having cities named "spa towns," and Montecatini Terme is one of the biggest among them. And of course, as their tourism boomed because of their thermal parks and spas, several hotels and restaurants… read more
Top 5 Beaches in Tuscany
March 12, 2021
There's a saying when you don't feel so good; you need a dose of vitamin sea. Lucky you, Tuscany has the most beautiful beaches you can imagine. There are various beaches in mainland Tuscany and its islands with two seas surrounding the Tuscan archipelago, Ligurian on the north and Tyrrhenian on the south. Some are having the classic beach aura, while others will give you the exceptional Italian seaside breeze. So here are the top 5 beaches in Tuscany for you to explore. Elba Elba is the biggest island along the Tuscan archipelago, famous for its beaches and museums. It… read more
Tuscany Wine Tours - An Experience Not To Be Missed
February 22, 2021
Tuscany is known for many things; its beautiful panoramic landscapes, rich history, culture, but above all its wine. If you’re planning a trip to Tuscany, be sure to schedule a wine tour possibly adding food pairing as well. Tuscany’s foods and wines serve up a gastronomic affair leaving all your senses tingling. This is one authentic experience that you simply won’t want to miss. The central area of Tuscany is referred to as Chianti Classico wine country. This particular area produces Chianti and Chianti Classico wines. These particular wines have been around for 2,000 years but… read more
3 Great Tiramisù Recipes
February 15, 2021
People of Tuscany love bread, that they even managed to make a delectable dessert out of it. Even though its actual origin is disputable, there is no doubt that Tiramisu is a dessert like no other. Tiramisu came from the Italian word tiramisù, which means "pick me up" or, better, "cheer me up." It is a dessert with coffee as one of its main ingredients. It is made up of ladyfingers dipped in coffee with layers of cream made with eggs, sugar, and mascarpone cheese. The mixture is also often flavored with cocoa powder to give it a chocolaty taste.… read more
Why Your Senses Are Important To Wine Tasting
February 12, 2021
If you’re not a wine connoisseur, it’s likely that you are probably not enjoying the full complexity of a fine wine. Most people have underdeveloped senses when it comes to wine tasting. Like any other art, wine tasting should be practiced to be fully appreciated. The majority of people think wine tasting is difficult and make the mistake of believing that a good wine is determined by price. In truth, wine is tested and classified using the senses; sight, smell and taste. However, knowing how to use those senses to determine what type of wine… read more
Tuscany Off the Beaten Path
February 8, 2021
Although Tuscany is home to some very beautiful cities, many of them hold prime spots on the country’s many tourist trails. So, if you are hoping to avoid the crowds on your next visit to Italy, the list that follows might provide you with some refreshing new ideas. Of course, it’s very hard to pick just a few of them! Pitigliano. This hilltop town is located at the midpoint between Rome and Florence, making it a good stopping place for travelers headed in either direction. Pitigliano was originally home to the Etruscan people, who buried their dead in… read more