From sacred images to peasant scenes, an artistic trip to discover paintings found nowhere else in the world
Culture and tradition amid farming and industrial memories
A stroll with Davidde Tanini through villas, a church and a castle ~ by Francesca Bargiotti and Samanta Giardino
Today people in Montemaggio continue to pass down legends of the seven maidens of Ava Zenovi dei Lombardi - by Roberta Burroni
When we were alive / we roamed the olive trees / now that we’re dead / we walk these orchards
An encounter with Artume, in search of etymology
Where ties to the territory are strong
Between castles and parish churches, medieval times and the future - by Emiliano Gucci
Myths and Symbols in the Parco di Pratolino, on a journey with Francesco I de' Medici
Artisan and proto-industry activity in Vaiano and in the Val di Bisenzio
Into the heart of Tuscany to discover the Valdambra
An area that fascinated Da Vinci and which continues to win people over with its food, wine, culture and nature
Following the sparrows; weddings in Montefioralle; a river of robust Chianti and bundles of field flowers – by Costanza Baldini
The rebirth of a town destroyed by German mines in 1944, which rises like the phoenix from the rubble of war
High on the hill, a place "that still keeps with the stones and rocks"
The oldest churches in Tuscany, the mystery of a sixteenth-century fresco, and a bridge of disputed origins
The “Good Government” frescoes by Ambrogio Lorenzetti. A simbiotic link between city and countryside, an ethnic and aesthetic model of civilization
Anghiari’s streets make up a labyrinth that takes you through history: like lines that give shape to the Renaissance
Can a forgotten fruit change the history of a town?
The centuries-old history of a land long dedicated to woolwork
On a day like any other, June 28, 1569
The streets of silence lead us toward discoveries that echo in the deepest parts of our souls
A place of stone and wine
A town of old stone houses, home to stories and legends among the green woodland of Casentino
The fate of communities was decided in the shadows of Vallombrosa Monastery, at the crossroads of major trading roads between Siena and Florence
Literature, nature and idleness with Machiavelli
History of the rebel town that vowed to follow the Medici to the end
The story of Federigo Bobini, known as Gnicche the Arezzo Bandit ~ by Anna Martini
The historic game involving an oak wood cuff and a hand-stitched leather ball is much-loved by the people of Monte San Savino
With Boccaccio to discover the magical old town, sweet onion, good living, culture and theatre
When being "the other one" makes you one-of-a-kind
A thoroughfare and a trading post since time immemorial
In the most beautiful part of Tuscany, between the Crete Senesi and the Chianti
In Sansepolcro, a masterpiece, created by a Tuscan genius and saved from the destruction of war, revived the Renaissance
Known as Terra di Mezzo (the land in between), Firenzuola has been a stopover for travellers transiting between Florence and Bologna for centuries.
A grandmother, a granddaughter, a sunset and the rustling of history in an old chimney
...and two eccentric ‘expats’
Agata Smeralda and the people who took her in when still in swaddling blankets - by Federico di Vita
Land of wine and castles, art and music, oil and wheat, tradition and innovation
A land shaped by water where the past speaks of miracles, castles under siege and straw woven into hats ~ by Barbara Raugei
Complexity is this land’s best asset
Discovering Villa Poggio Reale
A UNESCO-listed Old Town crossed by the Via Francigena. Stone towers that remind an ancient and yet also boldly contemporary history
From the val dell’Arno up, reaching the Vallombrosa mountain, through prehistoric and olive-covered hills
Centuries-old land in harmony between civilisation and nature
The story of one very special sweet and the monks who brought it to this corner of the Tuscan Romagna
Montemurlo’s celebrations seen through his eyes ~ by Francesca Bargiotti and Samanta Giardino
Journey into the future
The fortress dominates the beauty of its territory, preserving the memory of its past in the landscape and in the stories of its people
Oil, wine, culture, beauty
Two grandparents and a granddaughter who never tires of fairy tales, this time rapt by the Madonna della Selva and a sea of chestnuts
Love and union in the heart’s journey ~ by Cinzia Dugo