Florence is one of the most beautiful cities in Italy and is among the most visited cities in the world. The city was capital of Italy from 1865 to 1871, but is known best for when it flourished during the renaissance under the medici dynasty. During this period the city reached the peak of its glory, and has been called the "cradle of the renaissance". In this place great artists and painters like Michelangelo and Leonardo Da Vinci were born, lived, and worked. Florence has an exceptional artistic heritage concentrated in its historic center: a relatively small area contains works of art, monuments, renaissance palaces and magnificent churches. Among the major sights are: the Duomo, Uffizi gallery, Ponte Vecchio, Pitti Palace, Palace of the Signoria, and Santa Croce basilica.

Siena is universally known for its artistic and cultural heritage, in addition being famous for its palio held each year in the Piazza del Campo. Founded by the romans, today the city still retains its medieval appearance with its cobblestone streets, its small squares that are hidden away, its towers, and its palaces.

Montalcino is a municipality in the province of siena that has the good fortune of being situated in one of the most important areas dedicated to the cultivation of grapes for high quality wine. In fact, the city is renowned worldwide for producing two doc wines, rosso di Montalcino and S. Antimo and above all for its world renowned "Brunello", synonymous with the quality and history of italian wine, known worldwide the prince of tuscan and italian wines. Montalcino's historic treasures like the medieval fortress, the cathedral, and numerous churches, make it a preferred destination for tourists visiting Tuscany.

Val d’Orcia is in the province of siena and enjoys splendid panoramic pastoral landscapes and various historic town centers that date back to the medieval period. An additional merit is that in 2004 it was recognized as a World Heritage site by Unesco. This area is characterized by its numerous cypress trees and by its vineyards which produce the renowned wine, Brunello di Montalcino, the “Orcia” DOCG.

Monte Amiata, at 1,738 m, is the most important ski resort in southern Tuscany, situated in the Maremma between the valleys Val d'Orcia and Val di Chiana. Volcanic in origin, today it is abundantly supplied with water and its natural springs that provide an important source of water. The panoramic view enjoyed from the mountain summit is, without a doubt, the most vast and scenic in all of central Italy. On particularly clear days, the visitor can see even further into the distance and enjoy a view that reveals the entire ranges of the Apennine mountains.

The Terme di Saturnia (Saturnia spa), in the Marciano municipality, is known throughout the world for its therapeutic and health properties, not only for the skin, but also for the respiratory, muscular, and skeletal systems.

The Island of Giglio, in the province of Grosseto, forms part of the tuscan archipelago. Giglio and its neighboring island, Giannutri, both have etruscan origins. The terrain is predominantly mountainous, facing a sea that is crystal clear and emerald in color, perfect for those who are passionate about scuba diving. Giglio porto (port of Giglio) is, without a doubt, among the most picturesque areas. Originally composed of fishermen's dwellings, today it is the main port that serves boats that travel along the coast. And finally there is Giglio castello, a picturesque medieval hamlet, which to this day is surrounded by its original town walls.

In the heart of the Maremma in Tuscany, Grosseto is one of the few provincial capitals that has maintained its original 16th -century walls that encircle the city, which remain unchanged over the centuries.

Castiglione della Pescaia is situated in Tuscany in the heart of the lush Maremma. Due to its prime location and the quality of its sea and beaches, this is considered an exclusive tourist destination. The medieval origins of the historic center, which are situated on a promontory that is crowned by the castle, make this little city even more picturesque and emblematic of this area.

Punta Ala is a hamlet within Castiglione della Pescaia, renowned as a tourist spot especially famous for its clear waters and exclusive port. It clings to a promontory bearing the same name, which features a rocky, jagged coastline and with trees typical of mediterranean vegetation. Punta Ala is known for its luxurious residences, for its vacation homes, and for the many boats that dock in the port and is a destination that can meet the demands of sophisticated tourists in any season.