Tuscany

Tuscany is the Italy of your imagination, with the rolling hills dotted with red-tiled farmhouses, fields of colorful flowers surrounding medieval towns rich in history, mouth-watering cuisine, fine wines and genuine welcome from the people who call this wonderful region home.

Tuscany rugged landscape fronts the Apennines to the west and the Tiber River Valley to the east, set between more than two millennia of history and culture. From the town of Assisi, famous for St. Francis and its Etruscan ruins, to Oriento’s white wine and ceramics, to Umbria’s principle town of Perugia, this region remains unspoiled and authentic in its representation of Italian life. 

When to go: 

September, October, November

Where to stay: 

Grand Hotel Continental, Siena

Located in the heart of Siena, this splendid  aristocratic mansion plays a vital role in the culturalGrand Hotel Continental, Siena heritage of this famous Tuscan town. Faithful restoration has not only given the hotel back its original architectural features, but has also brought to light once obscured decorations and magnificent frescos. The 51 charming guestrooms are furnished with antique or contemporary furniture, precious fabrics and unique décor. The Sapordivio Wine Bar & Restaurant, situated in the winter garden covered by a crystal dome, serves exquisite Tuscan cuisine and offers a large selection of fine Italian wines.

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