371. Take your Tastebuds on Holiday on Day Trips from Florence
May 07, 2020
You could spend a month in Tuscany and probably still not get to experience everything you want to, but then again, that’s just a wonderful excuse to come back again. And again. The art, the history, the culture – there’s an almost overwhelming array of all three to keep you busy. But of course t...
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372. A Brief Potted History of Florence's Duomo
April 23, 2020
Italy is a country unlike any other in Europe, and there are few regions as venerated in tourist circles as Tuscany. The Tuscan area has some of the finest scenery, culture and cuisine anywhere in the country, and like much of Italy, it also boasts some spectacular churches. The Duomo Santa Maria de...
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373. Discover the Secrets of Siena's Underground Bottini
April 23, 2020
On any visit to Tuscany the only difficulty you can expect to encounter is in deciding just how to spend your time. The renowned region of Italy is famous for its varied and eclectic towns and villages, each with their own charm and their own exciting attractions. Most visitors base themselves in Fl...
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374. Two Lesser Known Attractions of San Gimignano
April 23, 2020
With so many wonderful places in Tuscany, choosing the best day trips from Florence can be difficult. Thankfully, the charming and unique San Gimignano is an obvious place to start. There are few towns or villages as enticing as this jewel of Italy, especially if wandering among the historic streets...
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375. Discover 5 of Florence's Most Beautiful Churches
April 23, 2020
If there is one thing you can expect to see on Florence and Tuscany tours it is churches! There are a number of incredible cathedrals and churches in the region that are famous the world over, and many more that are not so well known but equally worth seeing. There are a host of hidden and less visi...
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376. 3 Fabulous Towns to Visit on Day Trips to Florence
April 23, 2020
Tuscany is one of the jewels of Italy, if not the whole of Europe, and this is reflected in the fact that visitors flock back year after year to see the stunning landscapes, charming villages, and vibrant cities and to taste the wonderful food and exquisite wine. Whether it's artwork or nature trail...
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377. Fabulous Facts to Take with you on a Scottish Cruise
April 14, 2020
From wonderful scenery to a rich and intricate history, there are many reasons to visit Scotland. If taking it easy and travelling in style is on your agenda, there is no better way to discover this unique and beautiful country than on a Scottish cruise. As the enchanting scenery passes you by, y...
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378. Unearth Five Top Distilleries on a Scottish Cruise from Inverness
April 14, 2020
If you choose a Scottish cruise for your holiday, there’s a good chance you’re a fan of whisky. No journey in Scotland takes you far from a distillery and the good news is one of the most popular cruising routes starts in Inverness, a place within easy reach of the distinctive whisky region of th...
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379. A Scottish Cruise: The Highlights of Fort William
April 14, 2020
Fort William, well known as the UK’s ‘outdoor capital’, is a wonderful place to visit on a Scottish cruise. With towering Ben Nevis on its doorstep, it is little wonder that Fort William is famous for its mountain climbing, bike paths, hiking trails and snow and water sports. When you choo...
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380. Ways to Enjoy a Visit to the Cinque Terre
April 14, 2020
If you’re planning a holiday to visit Florence, the Cradle of the Renaissance, you’ll be privileged to be able to discover one of the most culturally rich cities in Europe. But beyond the magnificent galleries, museums and architecture of this stunning city, its location puts you in the perfect p...
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Author: Laura Jeeves
