A Tuscan vacation can not be said to be really complete without a visit or two. The only problem here is choosing: from the great cities of art like Florence, Siena, Arezzo, and Pisa; to the smaller but no less interesting ones like San Gimignano, Volterra, Pienza; to the myriad of charming hilltop hamlets of Chianti; or, finally, to the numerous Roman and Etruscan archeological sites of the region.

Another choice might be the restful countryside and splendid panoramas of the Val d'Orcia, or the green and uncontaminated Casentino on the slopes of the Pratomagno mountains; further south reigns Mont Amiato, and heading towards the coast one arrives in Maremma or the popular resort areas of Versilia.
Tourist localities are often flanked by state parks which, along with the many thermal springs, dot the region once defined as "the world's garden". Yes, this region has inspired the painters, sculptors, poets and writers who for centuries have been recognized for the masterpieces they created here.

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