SEE + DO

Tuscany rewards the eye at every turn, with landscapes and landmarks that feel made for timeless photography and unforgettable memories. Beyond the rolling hills and vineyards, the region is rich with cultural treasures and historic towns worth discovering.

• Val d’Orcia – This UNESCO World Heritage site is Tuscany’s most iconic landscape, defined by cypress-lined roads, golden fields and perfectly preserved medieval towns. Pienza, often called the “ideal Renaissance city,” offers breathtaking piazzas and artisanal cheese shops, while Montalcino invites wine lovers to explore Brunello cellars carved into centuries-old stone.
• San Gimignano – Known as the “Medieval Manhattan” for its collection of slender stone towers, this town boasts atmospheric piazzas, family-owned gelaterias and sweeping vistas from the Torre Grossa. Late afternoon light turns the skyline into an Instagram-worthy dream.
• Siena – Famous for its fan-shaped Piazza del Campo and Gothic architecture, Siena offers a more intimate urban experience than larger Italian cities. Climbing the Torre del Mangia rewards travelers with panoramic views across terracotta rooftops and the Tuscan countryside beyond.
• Montepulciano – A hilltop town celebrated for its Vino Nobile wines, Montepulciano’s Renaissance palaces, winding alleys and vaulted wine cellars provide endless opportunities for exploration and photography.
• The Tuscan Coast – Along the Maremma and Argentario peninsula, rugged cliffs meet azure waters and pristine beaches. From Punta Ala or Porto Ercole, travelers can capture sweeping seascapes that stretch as far as Elba and Corsica.
• Chianti Vineyards at Sunset – Rows of vines glow in warm golden light, especially at estates like Castiglion del Bosco and Castello di Casole. A private tasting at dusk, Brunello or Chianti in hand, is the quintessential Tuscan moment.
• Volterra – Known for its alabaster workshops and Etruscan heritage, Volterra offers a quieter, more authentic Tuscan townscape. Its medieval walls and Roman theater make it a striking stop for history lovers.

From cypress-lined roads in the Val d’Orcia to chic seaside terraces on the Argentario, every journey brings a chance to capture Tuscany’s essence — timeless, elegant and deeply authentic. Each day reveals a new layer, whether through a private wine tasting at sunset, a stroll through a medieval piazza or a moment of stillness overlooking the sea. Your travel advisor can open the door to these experiences, curating the details that transform a trip into a true Tuscan escape.