“Do you need a car in Tuscany?” It’s one of the most common questions we get from friends planning a trip to Tuscany. We explore the pros and cons of travelling through Tuscany without a car & share alternative transport options.
We recently stayed in Arezzo during one of the city’s most magical times of the year—the annual Arezzo Città del Natale (Arezzo Christmas City) festival. Our stay also coincided with the monthly Fiera Antiquaria di Arezzo (Arezzo Antique Fair).
Picture this – the sun dipping below the Tuscan hills, the Arno River glistening in golden light, and the iconic Duomo glowing in the distance—all from the perfect rooftop perch. Explore the Best Rooftop Bars In Florence offering breathtaking sunset views and memorable experiences across the iconic skyline.
Christmas markets are held throughout Tuscany, selling local crafts, holiday decorations, regional foods, and handmade gifts, showcasing local artisans. Here’s your guide to the Best Christmas Markets In Tuscany.
Packing for a trip to Italy in winter does have its challenges, but with some thoughtful planning you should be able to stay warm and dry, while still looking stylish. Perfect, for when it’s time for a ‘passeggiare’ through the cobbled streets of Florence or Siena.
Thinking of travelling to Tuscany this winter? Our Top 10 Tips For Winter Travel In Tuscany, will prepare you for exploring this year’s chilly-season like a local.