What to do in Tuscany

Sink into sulfurous hot springs, which the ancient Romans and Etruscans believed were created by lightning bolts thrown by the sky god, Jupiter.

After visiting Piazza di Santa Maria Novella, make a plan to see the other sights and activities in Florence. Stroll along the riverfront or experience the fascinating museums in this vibrant area.

Lose yourself in the Renaissance charm of Florence’s old town, where masterpieces by Brunelleschi and Giotto line up alongside cafés, gelato shops and trattorias.

The “Saint Mary of the Flower” cathedral and its towering dome have come to symbolize Florence.

Art lovers will be in their element in this famous museum, home to the most extensive and important collection of masterpieces in the world.

The jewel in Pisa’s crown is this iconic cylindrical bell tower, which has become world-famous because of its bizarre angle.

Take a trip over Florence’s iconic bridge, spared by the Nazis for its beauty and home to jewelers for more than four centuries.

Giotto’s Bell Tower, the resplendent Baptistery, as well as the cathedral and its dome draw the crowds to this square in the heart of the city.

This former royal residence now showcases the extensive collections of the Medici family, with seven galleries containing some of the finest artworks in Florence.