Florence
Set in the heart of a serenely beautiful countryside, it was the heart of the Renaissance which for centuries was to influence human creativity. The city’s artists, architects and merchants all strived to recreate the natural harmony of the surroundings in their works.

Palazzo Vecchio
The Old Palace is dominated by a lofty bell tower. Built from 1299-1314 in severe Gothic style, which is in complete contrast to the refinement and splendor of the Renaissance interior. Marriages are celebrated in the "Sala Rossa".

TUSCANY

San Gimignano
With it’s many medieval towers, it stand on a hilltop in the rolling Tuscan countryside.

Certaldo
This little medieval town originally developed on a hilltop around the castle belonging to the Alberti family. The new town is at the bottom of the hill.

Siena
More than anywhere else Siena conveys the aspect of a medieval city. Its plan extends over 3 converging red hills at the very heart of the Tuscan plateau.

Pietrasanta
Important agricultural and industrial town renowned for the marble works. Situated between the Apuan Alps and the coast of Versilia.