Tuscany is a motley history of Italy.

Tuscany is one of the most picturesque and colorful regions of central Italy.

Its multi-colored landscapes are stretched on soft wavy hills and are cut off by the sea in the Maremma and Bolgheri zone, where they produce the famous super-Tuscan wines rivaling the best Bordeaux wines. Once abandoned marshland became a "gold mine" for winemakers and attracted tourists, lovers of beautiful nature, delicious cuisine and fine wines of Italy.

The ancient land of the Etruscans retains the imprint of their great ancestors in the form of monumental and indestructible necropolises and tombs similar to sinister cities in the realm of the dead. The rich Etruscan heritage is kept in many museums in the Tuscany region, and ancient frescoes adorn dark tombs and tell of the life of the mysterious Etruscans, lovers of Italian wine drinking and going out for a feast; they think more about the afterlife than about the earthly life . Captivated with fun and playful frescoes, they still do not suspect that their kingdom will end, diluted with a well-organized and well-organized army of Ancient Rome.

The sea capital of Tuscany - the city of Livorno, once a free and cheerful city, where it was allowed to preach any of the religions and no one was persecuted for its views, has now turned into a large and noisy port city, in which the aromas of the local fish soup are mixed with the smell of sweet soy sauce from the neighboring Doors of a Chinese restaurant.

The neighbor Pisa, famous for its tourist tower and known among the Italians as a young, noisy and tusovka city, offers a fun and carefree journey through bars, cafes, trattorias and restaurants with Tuscan cuisine among the stone sacks of medieval streets, cozy squares and the spacious embankments of the Arno River. Italian students rush through the streets of Pisa to the university, one of the largest and oldest in Italy, they discuss their problems and where to spend an evening with a glass of Italian wine, they do not care if the famous tower falls completely!

The country roads wind around surrounded by green vineyards and fields with bright yellow sunflowers, with numerous villages and miniature towns that climb the high and steep hills, they lead to the wine capital of Tuscany - the city of Siena. The medieval baby, a stone pearl, has found the glory of the city with the most famous Palio - horse racing in Italy. When every quarter of the city acts as a deadly rival, serious passions are seething, Siena is enveloped in a fever, but everything ends with the covering of long tables right along the city streets and the general merriment, where Italian wine and picci reigns on the tables - Siena hand-made pasta with a variety of sauces - meat From the wild boar or delicate seafood.

The farther from the coast, the architecture becomes more severe, its beauty is strict, restrained, but insanely attractive and wild. Gray rough stones Arezzo, overhanging arches and ancient palazzo create their unique image of the city, built by the Etruscans.

And, of course, the capital of Tuscany is a refined, artistic Florence. The priceless treasures that make up the wealth of the art world are stored in the numerous museums of Florence, the long corridors and spacious bright halls contain masterpieces of world-class art that attract millions of tourists around the world. But the good in Florence can always be found untouched by crowds of tourists corner to enjoy your own Tuscany with a glass of excellent wine and steak in Florentine style.