Following previous discussion (I'am a newbie with this platform)
Tuscany is a small region, loved by English people through centuries, in certain places it is easier to speak English than Italian. It has almost everything, arts, medieval towns, weather, oil, wine, sea, mountains, hills, plus ....a "reserved, closed" environment, quiet, comparing to many other Italians region. The Meditteranean sea is better than Adriatic sea, two sides of the same "boot" (Italy).
It was the cradle of Renaissance, so in this small area is packed with everything.
Low population density, some area without mobile connection, the agriculture landscape,makes this region unique. If you happen to go there, book an "agriturismo" it's a sort of hostel in the countryside, some are luxurious and many kinds of services.
Have a look here, easy to translate : https://www.tuttitalia.it/toscana/19-province/superficie/ -
Thanks for the insight! I couldn't agree more about that :)
I loved so many things about Tuscany... the quiet, the breathtaking landscape, the cozy towns. I've been to Firenze and Pisa before, at this particular photo-trip the biggest city we've visited was Siena. We intentionally stayed away from the noise of the bigger cities :)
Yes, the food, the wines... I felt in love with Brunello di Montepulciano, I hope I'm writing it correctly :)
Have some !wine :)