Tuscany is a land full of vineyard-streaked hills, small towns with cobbled lanes, balmy beaches, and centuries-old romantic history. It’s where the setting sun simmers with golden light over ...

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While Tuscany is often associated with inland vineyards and farmland, the region has an extensive coastline. In other words, take everything you love about Tuscany and add amazing seafood and beaches.

Running up the thigh of Italy for about 250 miles, the Tuscan coast seems to somehow float free of its mother region—and the associations it evokes. As if lazy days on a boat and spaghetti with clams ...

Italy’s long and varied coast has served a summer getaway for thousands of years, but in a country with 7500-kilometers of waterfront how do you find the best sun-kissed perch for a warm-weather ...

Southern Tuscany offers a quieter, more authentic escape to big-hitters such as Lucca and Siena, with a landscape defined by rolling vineyards, medieval hilltop towns and an unspoilt coastline. The ...

The Capo Vaticano peninsula — the knobbly ‘bunion’ on the toe of Italy’s boot — is home to some of the country’s most spectacular beaches, with turquoise waters and sugary sands at the bottom of ...

Italy is home to some of the most beautiful beaches on the Mediterranean. They’re not exactly well-kept secrets, especially in July and August, when many of the best beaches in Italy are packed ...

You can't go wrong, to be honest. When you close your eyes and dream of Italy, what do you see? The massive Colosseum in Rome? The iconic marble David in Florence? Gondolas winding down the canals of ...

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