All Inclusive Holidays to Tuscany

Unmissable Tuscan Destinations

Tuscany is home to some of the most iconic cities and structures in the world. Here are a few you won't want to miss:

Florence: The Cradle of the Renaissance

At the heart of Tuscany lies Florence, or Firenze as it's known locally. This city is a cultural powerhouse, once home to greats such as Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo and Dante Alighieri. With must-sees like the Florence Cathedral (Il Duomo) with its stunning dome engineered by Brunelleschi, and the Uffizi Gallery housing Botticelli's The Birth of Venus, Florence is an art lover's dream.

The Towering Beauty of Pisa

Not only does the city of Pisa house the world-famous Leaning Tower, but it’s also home to many other historic sites. Visitors can explore the Cathedral of Santa Maria Assunta and baptistery that sit on the same lush green square, known as the Piazza dei Miracoli, or Square of Miracles.

Siena's Historic Splendour

Siena is a city where the medieval meets the modern in a fantastic fusion. The Piazza del Campo, renowned for the bi-annual Palio horse race, is ringed with cafés and overlooked by the imposing Torre del Mangia. Siena's rich history is palpable in its narrow, winding streets, which invite exploration.

Eating and Drinking in Tuscany

Part of the joy of an all-inclusive holiday is the food, and Tuscany’s culinary offerings are a true delight. The region is known for its simple yet flavourful dishes, often made with fresh, local ingredients. Expect to indulge in starters like bruschetta and crostini, followed by hearty pastas such as pappardelle al cinghiale (wide noodles with wild boar sauce) and ribollita (a robust vegetable and bread soup).

World-Class Wines

No mention of Tuscan cuisine would be complete without its wines. Chianti, Brunello di Montalcino, and Vino Nobile di Montepulciano are just some of the famous exports. Many all-inclusive packages offer wine tasting sessions that give you a chance to savor these world-renowned varieties right from the source.

Relaxing in the Tuscan Countryside

The region’s countryside, with its serene atmosphere and stunning views, is a perfect place to relax and unwind. Many all-inclusive resorts offer comfortable stays in converted farmhouses or villas, surrounded by olive groves or vineyards. Enjoy the tranquil setting as you lounge by the pool or stroll through the nearby paths that wander through the landscape.

Exploring Tuscan Towns

Beyond the countryside and glittering cities lies a host of smaller towns, each with its own unique charm. San Gimignano, known for its towers, offers a glimpse into Tuscan medieval life, while the thermal springs of Montecatini Terme provide a heavenly escape for relaxation and rejuvenation.

Historical Figures of Tuscany

Tuscany has been home to some of history’s most influential figures. The poet Dante, whose "Divine Comedy" remains a cornerstone of Italian literature, was born in Florence. Artists like Leonardo da Vinci and Michelangelo both worked in Florence, forever changing the course of art history with their innovations.

Conclusion: The All-Inclusive Advantage

There is no question that Tuscany offers a wealth of experiences, from its art and history to its unbeatable cuisine and wineries. An all-inclusive holiday in this Italian paradise lets you soak in the wonders of Tuscany with the comfort of knowing that your essential needs are taken care of. This way, you can fix your attention on what really matters: creating memories in one of the world’s most beautiful and historic regions.

With an all-inclusive trip, the beauty of Tuscany is not just in the landscapes and art, but also in the simplicity and ease of your stay. Whether it's indulging in gelato on a Florence side street, or watching the sunset over the Chianti hills, your Tuscan holiday awaits, ready to envelop you in the splendor and charm of Italy.