Tuscany is one of Italy’s most beautiful regions. Centered around the capital of Florence, Tuscany is home to rolling hills, Renaissance architecture, and traditional Italian hospitality. It is an iconic place to visit in Italy, and everyone should experience Tuscan living. While Florence is certainly the most famous city in Tuscany, there are beautiful villages and towns in Tuscany that you must set to explore as well.
Best towns in Tuscany
When we traveled to Tuscany, we rented a car to explore and found it to be the best way to really explore the less frequented Tuscany villages and attractions. You can compare car rental prices here. Make sure to book a room in an authentic Tuscan villa to really experience the beauty and culture of Tuscany to the fullest. You can read more about our experience here.
Tuscany is also home to some of Italy’s most beautiful towns. You’ll find beautifully located small towns in Tuscany surrounded by rolling hills and vineyards lined with Cypress trees. Many medieval towns still have old Roman walls and buildings dating back to the Middle Ages. Exploring Tuscany is dreamy; Tuscany villages are both romantic and photogenic. You may also like 15 Most Beautiful Cities in Italy for Travelers
So, which Tuscan towns should you visit? This guide will cover all the best towns in Tuscany. From tiny towns with narrow cobbled streets and medieval buildings to scenic spots in the Chianti wine region, these are the best small towns to visit.
Florence
Chances are you will make a base in Florence when visiting Tuscany. We have several articles dedicated to Florence that you can read listed below. We are going to focus on the lesser known towns and villages but no trip to Tuscany would be complete without a stop in Florence.
Make sure to plan your visit to the number 1 attraction in Tuscany and book your timed entrance to see David
1. San Gimignano
San Gimignano is on our list because of its dashing good looks. The town is enclosed in medieval walls that date back to the 13th century and is packed with medieval architecture. Nicknamed the ‘Town of Fine Towers” this town is a brilliant choice. The town is so impressive that it is recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
You can book day trips from Florence to San Gimignano. This highly rated tour includes highlights to some of the best towns including Pisa, Siena, and tasting wine in the Chianti Region.
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