Lunigiana is an area between two regions, Liguria and Tuscany where you can find beautiful beaches and fantastic mountains, the Alps and the Tuscan-Emilian Apennines.

Monte Cetona, at 1148 metres above sea level, lords over countryside and contributes with its unmistakable outline to create one of Tuscany’s most typical and striking corners. It is a welcoming mountain, criss-crossed by kilometers of pathways that seems to love those visitors that treat it with respect.

The area of Chianti and the Tuscan countryside where you can admire the expanse of rolling hills, valleys with olive groves and vineyards, dotted with castles and Roman churches, called churches that stretch between Florence and Siena.

Among the prettiest villages in northern Tuscany, Lucca is a jewel among the collection’s high Renaissance walls that form the perfect setting for this beautiful medieval city where time seems to stand still.

Arezzo, Etruscan city, boasts a medieval city with monuments of great value as Piazza Grande, the square in the Gothic style built on a slope and living in the city and known to be resumed in the film by Benigni, La Vita è bella, Curch of Santa Maria delle Piave with its characteristic bell tower called “the hundred-hole”, the Gothic church of San Domenico, where inside and look after...

Florence is not only known as the capital of Tuscany, but is among the most famous art cities in the world with its green hills enchants at first glance.