On our travels through the region, we found ourselves drawn again and again to these ancient towns. Some  like Siena, with its proud palazzos and famous piazza. Others, like Monteriggioni or Volterra, feel almost untouched, their cobbled streets winding through centuries of history and local life. What they all share is that unmistakable sense of the past—alive, tangible, and beautifully worn.

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Florence is the perfect base for discovering the best of Tuscany’s world-renowned wine regions. With its central location, the city gives easy access to everything from the rolling vineyards of Chianti Classico to the coastal estates of Bolgheri. Wine lovers will find an incredible range of tasting experiences just a short drive away, with each region offering its own distinctive grape varietals, traditions, and scenery.