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Tuscany Travel Information

There are daily non-stop flights from UK airports to Florence and Pisa.

Currency: Euro
Time difference: GMT +1
Flight from UK: Around 2 hours 15 minutes
Visa: Visa not required for UK passport holders
Language: Italian
Regional drink: Chianti
Regional dish: Ribollita (a vegetable and bean soup)

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Tuscany Activities

Explore the rolling hills of Tuscany beyond the windows of your train, bus or car – stretch your legs hiking or cycling through the pretty towns and winding roads. For spa and wellness enthusiasts the region has a number of sulphur pools to dip into and foodies will love the chance to sample black and white truffles. Join the crowds in Siena for the bi-annual Palio di Siena, a race where horse riders go bareback through the city and for a Tuscan twin centre holiday pair a stay in one of the hillside towns with a few days in Florence, visiting the Duomo, Uffizi Gallery and the Accademia.

Tuscany Food & Drink

Tuscan cuisine is often called cucina povera or ‘peasant food’ where simple dishes without fanfare made from locally-sourced, seasonal ingredients are served up. Cannellini beans are found in everything from salads to pasta and stew, giving Tuscans the nickname mangiafagioli (bean eaters). Bread is also a staple whether with vegetable and beans in ribollita soup, piled with basil and tomatoes as bruschetta or spread with chicken liver pate as crostini. And to drink? A winegrowing region you’ll find excellent reds and whites, the most famous being a glass of Chianti.

Tuscany Attractions

Tuscany’s main draw-card is its stunning scenery: gently rolling hillsides, lanes bordered by cypress trees and olive groves and vineyards as far as the eye can see. Dotted within this landscape are hillside towns, churches filled with frescoes and Franciscan monasteries. The region is also a hot spot for Renaissance and medieval art – paintings and sculptures now rest safeguarded in churches, museums and galleries. For something a little bit different, visit the Carrara marble quarries, which have produced the marble for some of the world’s most famous sculptures including Michelangelo’s David.

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