Tuscany is Italy at its most iconic. Home to cities beaming with history, art, and culture; and charming hill towns combining scenic beauty, architecture, preserved archaeological ruins and fortifications, and their own rich histories; Tuscany is a top destination for travelers. Let’s explore together a one-week Tuscany itinerary that lets you explore the best of this beautiful region.
Northern Italy is the country’s industrial and financial heart, with Milan as its heartbeat. Filled with masterful artwork, much history, and beautiful natural scenery, there is much to see, do, and explore in Northern Italy. While you can change many things, let’s explore together a charming one week Northern Italy itinerary that will give you a beautiuful taste of Italy.
Pisa is a charming and historic city located in the Tuscany region of Italy. It is most famous for its iconic Leaning Tower, which is an architectural marvel and one of the most recognizable landmarks in the world. Beyond the tower, Pisa offers a rich history, stunning architecture, and beautiful landscapes that make it a fascinating destination for travelers. Let’s take a look at my favorite things to do in Pisa Italy.
Perched on the Val di Cecina’s hills, Volterra is one of the most scenic hill towns in Tuscany. Famous for its alabaster, it is Volterra’s medieval past, reflected in its buildings, many in gray stone with red tile roofs, and protected by the remnants of a fortification wall, that draws people to the town. Let’s explore together my best things to do in Volterra.
Lucca Tuscany is filled with history and music. It is also a great place to visit but also an excelent central spot which will allow you to explore both Tuscany and Liguria, especially the gorgeous Cinque Terre. So let’s put on some comfortable walking shoes and explore the best things to do in Lucca Tuscany.
A large and busy Greek city, Thessaloniki, is bustling with life and things to see and do. From the gorgeous coastline to the amazing views you get from the nearby hills, Thessaloniki makes for a beautiful destination for your trip to Greece. Let’s put on some comfortable walking shoes and explore my favorite things to do in Thessaloniki.
Peak District National Park, Britain’s first national park, was established in 1951. The Park, situated across the southern hills of the Pennines, lies mainly in Derbyshire. Read more about my favorite things to see in the Peak District.
Coffee may be the beverage of choice among hipsters and young professionals, but tea is still the most widely consumed beverage in the entire world. Recent data indicates that people drink about 25,000 cups of tea every second globally. Read on to find some of the best places to visit if you love tea.
Dating back to Roman times, London has no shortage of historical buildings and attractions to visit. The city is known for its rich culture and history, opulent buildings and architectural diversity. Come along with me as we take a closer look at historical buildings in London.
The clubs of the Premier League are spread out all over England, from way in the south to the farthest north. And we do mean way up north, as in, all the way in Geordieland: Newcastle upon Tyne, or just Newcastle. This is certainly an interesting city for a Premier League team like Newcastle United: you’ve got the prestige of professional association football set against the backdrop of this famously industrial port city. Come along as we explore 3 things to see in Newcastle upon Tyne.