Tuscany

The Tuscany longing region offers varied landscapes, lovely towns and timeless cities. Fantastic beaches, rolling hills, picturesque vineyards, sunflower fields, forests, mountains and wide floodplain characterize the various areas. 

Cities like Florence, Siena and Pisa have always attracted travelers and still fascinate tourists for a variety of reasons today. But the less well -known cities such as Lucca, San Gimignano, Volterra, San Miniato and Arezzo - to name just a few - are worthwhile travel destinations. In addition, there is the wonderful coast of the Tuscany, which offers numerous facets from Massa-Carrara to Forte dei Marmi, Viareggio and Punta Ala down to Argentario. 

Because of the good gastronomy, Italy is also a popular travel destination and the Tuscany can score fully. The Tuscan cuisine is very varied, which has varied greatly from province to province and has contributed a lot to the culinary tradition of Italy. The diversity is also reflected in the abundance of Tuscan wines that are among the best Italy: Bolgheri, Montepulciano, Carmignano, Scansano, Montalcino. Passignano. And these are just a few of the many towns that make viticulture in Tuscany so unique. Based on our restaurant lists that are included in every travel documentation, you can discover the Tuscan cuisine from rustic to elegant. 

In the centuries -old cultural landscape of Tuscany, the golf courses naturally fit into the circumstances and offer a wonderful gaming experience for all senses.

Go to: 

• Living on the golf course
• Versilia - Tuscan Riviera
• Central and southern Muscana

Insider tips in Italy? Yes, they still exist! And here is one who combines all of this, which is an unforgettable journey.  

Let's start with the ideal location: a place from which you can easily discover a wide variety of highlights - from imposing mountains to first -class wine growing areas, from sophisticated seaside resorts to kilometers, untouched beaches. Historical cities, romantic villages and even relaxing thermal springs are within reach.  

But that's not all. The region captivates with authentic towns, each with its very own charm. In addition, there is an extraordinary culinary tradition with a density of outstanding restaurants that are second to none. And of course golf courses should not be missing!  

In the heart of the northern Tuscany, the charming coastal towns of Marina di Pietrasanta, Forte dei Marmi and Viareggio stretch directly by the sea and in front of the majestic backdrop of the Apuan Alps, who have been inspiring with the world-famous Carrara marble artist from all over the world. Michelangelo already appreciated the “white gold” of this region, and to this day craftsmen, sculptor and international galleries still work hand in hand to create true masterpieces.  

Pietrasanta inspires with its fascinating contrasts: traditional craftsmanship meets modern art, global elegance of authentic down -to -earthness, innovative top catering for home cooking "as at Mamma" **. Pietrasanta not only brought this unique atmosphere to the nickname "Little Athens", but also another title: "Cenatown" - the city of dinner.  

Her full of charm unfolds, especially in the evenings. While the galleries and boutiques are open until late, the numerous bars and restaurants invite you to the aperitivo and enjoyable dinner. Here, art, culture and dolce vita combine an experience that remains unforgettable.  

Forte dei Marmi is the epitome of Italian exclusivity - with its luxurious boutiques, elegant villas and sophisticated beach clubs, it is the meeting point of the Italian high society.

Viareggio, on the other hand, captivates with its large marina and the renowned shipyards, in which some of the most famous Italian luxury yachts are built. Along the boulevard lungomare, lined with elegant Art Nouveau villas and historical beach baths, you can feel the charm of the Belle Époque. Not to forget: The Carnival of Viareggio, one of the most spectacular in all of Italy, which inspires every year with its impressive cars and colorful parades.

The spectacular Cinque Terre, the charming wine village of Bolgheri, the impressive marble breaks by Carrara, the world-famous city of Pisa, the charming Lucca and the picturesque Chianti area are also within easy reach.