Trip to Pisa, Bologna, Siena

While in Livorno, pay a visit to its local market and get a glimpse of a typical Italian market. ...

Also known as New Castle, it is situated in Piccola Venezia and was originally built in 1600s for...

Located on Medici port, this Fort is of historical importance and is an historical symbol of the ...

Started in late 1900s, Gallery’s initial focus was on paintings made by artists like Signor...

Literally translates to “Monument of the Four Moors”, it is situated near the Port of...

Located near Via Verdi, it is the oldest non Roman Catholic cemetery in Italy and dates back to m...

One of the top attractions to visit if you are travelling with kids! With its seafront location, ...

With mighty brown walls and even mightier, even browner trees, the Giardino Scotto is beautiful g...

After a long day of witnessing the classical beauty of the Piazza del Miracoli, get ready kick ba...

Upon a large, luscious expanse of blossoming green, stands the mighty Duomo Pisa. The famous cath...

Opening onto the piazza of the same name, the Cattedrale di San Martino is surrounded by beautifu...

Lucca's monumental mura (wall) was built around the old city in the 16th and 17th centuries and r...

This Botanical garden created together along with a laboratory for Physics and an observatory for...

The amphitheatre to host the traditional gladiatorial shows and games was built in the second hal...

Highest tower overlooking the city of Lucca, the construction of the structure dates back to 14th...

An important national gallery of art, Located in the city centre and dating back to 16th century ...

The birth place of world renowned artist and performer Giacomo Puccini and his home for 22 years ...

The construction of Palazzo Pfanner dates back to 1660. Passing down to different noble...

Appreciated by Dante and recognized as the most important source of water to the city, Fontebrand...

An absolutely remarkable collection of Sienese paintings and other works of art await you at this...

From being used as a place for public executions, public uprisings to a roman marketplace, Piazza...

Located at a short walk from the synagogue, this beautiful synagogue is peaceful and simple. It w...

The Palazzo Pubblico of Siena (also known as the Palazzo Comunale) was built in the Piazza del Ca...

This is the most beautiful square of the town mainly surrounded by workshops and taverns. Though ...

Also known as the Cathedral Square of the city, this was during the middle ages, the religious an...

This is a small private photography gallery owned by a very talented local man named DuccioNacci....

Also known as San Gimignano Delle Belle Torri’s, this is an important landmark of the city....

If Bologna was to be called the Manhattan of medieval era, Torri degli Asinelli e Garisenda would...

Led by archaeologist A Zannoni and inaugurated on 2nd October 1871, the museum houses both palagi...

A remarkably educational the Museo della Storia di Bologna (Museum of the history of Bologna...

Wrapped away in via calvature is the church of Santa Maria della Vita housing bologna’s mos...

The Lamentation over the Dead Christ or Compianto sul Cristo Morto are a set of terracotta sculpt...

The breathtaking museum is nestled in a Renaissance mansion given over by the Fava family in thei...

A complex of seven religious buildings, the buildings in the complex are pretty old and have unde...

With blatantly bold imagery and lively colours this church showcases the life and times of St Cec...

The church of St. Francis is beautiful example of Gothic-Romanesque architecture, being the first...