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Welcome to Tuscany
For beautiful coastlines, green hills and great wine, Tuscany is the perfect place for a holiday. All year round you’ll have lovely, mild weather, while July and August are the best times for anyone looking to enjoy the hottest sun. Wine buffs will love visiting the region’s best vineyards, sampling the local wines and getting to know the perfect matches for their favourite Tuscan dish. You could even include a cookery class along with the tasting tour, to learn all about Tuscany’s local cuisine. The area’s historic towns and spa hotels means there’s no shortage of new things to discover or places to unwind. So whether you’re looking to relax with a cocktail, get out into the beautiful countryside or explore the region’s livelier places, there’s something for everyone in Tuscany.
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Tuscany Key Facts
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Languages
The most commonly spoken language is Italian.
Currency & Cost
The currency used in Tuscany is the euro.
Local Time
1 hour ahead
Frequently Asked Questions
When to go to Tuscany?
Tourist season hits its peak in Tuscany during the summer months between June and early September, with people flocking to relax in the sunshine. If you prefer cooler days, try booking between late September and October, or April to May, when it’s quieter and the sun is less fierce. This is an ideal time to get out and see as much of the region as you can.
Where to stay in Tuscany?
To absorb Tuscany’s history and culture, choose from <a href='https://www.travelrepublic.co.uk/1-22714-1-0/hotels-in-florence' title='hotels in Florence' target='_blank'>hotels in Florence</a>. Here you can visit beautiful churches like the Basilica di Santa Croce and Florence Cathedral. Art lovers should be sure to see Michelangelo’s <em>David</em> at the Accademia, as well as Botticelli, Titan and da Vinci at the Uffizi Gallery, just a 15-minute walk away.<a href='https://www.travelrepublic.co.uk/1-22715-1-0/hotels-in-pisa' title='Hotels in Pisa' target='_blank'>Hotels in Pisa</a> are a great option for a family holiday. Your first stop should, of course, be the Leaning Tower of Pisa. It’s a perfect spot for trying to get the perfect ‘propping it up’ snap before climbing up to take in the view. More climbing can be done at the tower in the Old Town, and there are also self-guided, kid friendly walking tours of the city available.Couples on holiday in Tuscany might like to choose from hotels in Saturnia. This is a small, serene town perched on top of a hill looking out over the thermal springs. These bubbling warms waters are open to the public and free to enjoy. There are also two waterfalls that add to the experience, Cascate del Mulino and Cascate del Gorello.It would be remiss to visit Tuscany without incorporating a tour of Chianti, the wine region. <a href='https://www.travelrepublic.co.uk/1-22647-1-0/hotels-in-chianti' title='Hotels in Chianti' target='_blank'>Hotels in Chianti</a> are a must-visit to explore vineyards and cellars. Check out Greve, where the family-run Viticcio estate hosts tasting every day, or Gaiole, where you can sample locally made honey and olive oil as well as Ricasoli wines.
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