Literature, nature and idleness with Machiavelli
The scenery of the art history books
Where ties to the territory are strong
Can a forgotten fruit change the history of a town?
Between castles and parish churches, medieval times and the future - by Emiliano Gucci
The fate of communities was decided in the shadows of Vallombrosa Monastery, at the crossroads of major trading roads between Siena and Florence
The story of a mysterious wayfarer, a silent bell and the symbol of Christmas
A land shaped by water where the past speaks of miracles, castles under siege and straw woven into hats ~ by Barbara Raugei
Arno, boat building and scenery: from Etruscan and Roman times to now
Dante, Campana and the painter Andrea
Travel into the woods of Camporena, where you’ll find yourself again, plus artistic treasures and natural prodigies in a pristine mass of nature.
Agata Smeralda and the people who took her in when still in swaddling blankets - by Federico di Vita
The out of town destination for Florentine families following in the footsteps of Dante and Beatrice, the Medici and the Pazzi
A local loon, an odd correspondence and a few reflections on a magnificent but declining land ~ by Daniele Pasquini
A German wayfarer comes across Giambologna’s evocative Nymphaeum during his Grand Tour, where he happens upon a curious situation
A thoroughfare and a trading post since time immemorial
A territory rich with stories to recount
The ill-fated banquet that initiated the feud between the Guelph and the Ghibelline families
High on the hill, a place "that still keeps with the stones and rocks"
Returning to San Giovanni Valdarno and reminders of Masolino, Andreotti and Ciccio Baiano ~ by Gabriele Merlini
Veronica Cybo’s story, revisited by the writer Andrea Campucci
The rise and fall of Agliana is due to its importance as a trade post
Artisan and proto-industry activity in Vaiano and in the Val di Bisenzio
The oldest churches in Tuscany, the mystery of a sixteenth-century fresco, and a bridge of disputed origins
From the val dell’Arno up, reaching the Vallombrosa mountain, through prehistoric and olive-covered hills
From a special treat to the "Punto di Lamporecchio"
Marvels in Bellosguardo ⁓ by Cesare Baccetti
Memories and ancient trades: the history and character of a remote and diverse territory ~ by Antonietta Catapano
Bernardo Daddi’s “Assumption” and the identity of a city
A Florentine reflects on his origins ~ by Simone Lisi
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
From the Romans to the Byzantines, everyone has passed through them, even Dante
Discovering Villa Poggio Reale
Land of wine and castles, art and music, oil and wheat, tradition and innovation
A town in front and in between ~ by Andrea Bellucci
Following the sparrows; weddings in Montefioralle; a river of robust Chianti and bundles of field flowers – by Costanza Baldini
A stroll with Davidde Tanini through villas, a church and a castle ~ by Francesca Bargiotti and Samanta Giardino
The Medici Villa in Poggio a Caiano and the humanistic dreams of Lorenzo the Magnificent ~ by Lorenzo Chiodi
From raw earth to the World’s Dome, without forgetting to dress it well ~ by Marco Vichi
The old colours of the walled town and, in the background, the grand mountains of the Apennines ~ by Antonio Paolucci
Myths and Symbols in the Parco di Pratolino, on a journey with Francesco I de' Medici
An oasis of peace and tranquillity, the dwelling of artists, politicians and the literati.
Discovering an Art Nouveau village suspended between the Sieve and the Apennines
An art-filled, emotionally meaningful trip in the heart of Tuscany
Traveling on the tram of memories ~ by Simona Bellocci
"O, study with dedication and be men or take flight in Empoli for Corpus Domini"
The land where the present already has a future. Forever.
Walking on the shores of Lake Bilancino and the surprising trails into the Mugello
A magical land in the verses of an unknown poet
An area that fascinated Da Vinci and which continues to win people over with its food, wine, culture and nature
Breathtaking views from a privileged standpoint
On a day like any other, June 28, 1569
Explore, join, dive right in ~ by Dario Nardella
Love and union in the heart’s journey ~ by Cinzia Dugo
Journey into the future
Montemurlo’s celebrations seen through his eyes ~ by Francesca Bargiotti and Samanta Giardino
The Fattoria di Celle in the province of Pistoia: a masterpiece of environmental artwork ~ by Costanza Baldini
Spas, parish churches, hills and castles: in Gambassi, you learn not all travel stops are equal