Tuscany  is another  region of Italy and Florence is the  regional capital and one of Italy’s 20 districts.  Tuscany is famous for those magnificient landscapes and also for its artistic inheritance. Six Tuscan zones are declared protected sites by UNESCO.  These include the historical the San Gimignano centre, Florence center, Val d’Orcia, the Cathedral of Pisa’s square, the center of Pienza and the center of Siena.

Tuscany is located in Central Italy, bordered on the north by Emilia-Romagna, on the north-west Liguria, Tyrrhenian Sea flows to the west, to the east are Marche and Umbria, Lazio is its south-eastern neighbor. Two-thirds of the region is completely hilly and about a quarter is mountainous. The balance is plain lands that are part of the famed Arno River valley.

You will instantly fall in love with Tuscany, a blessed amalgamation of the intellect of man and the abundance of nature and also by the collective hard work of both. Take the vineyards as an example of this genius: There are flowing strip of those baby green vines which somehow run into an absolutely straight pattern up on to the softly progressing hillsides, in the company of cypress trees of a darker shade of green, twisting grimy roads that lead to stony farmhouses and ivy-coated castles.  There are also those evenly smoothed hilltops overcome by towns so harmonized that it looks like just one complete construction. Every small bit of land can boast of being a sculpture, first worked on by nature and eventually over the centuries by civilizations with great foresight. Those who began these experiments with harmonizing intellect and nature seemed to have just two ideals in mind.  They wanted the most beautiful land that would yield in plenty.  Tuscany charms anyone who cares to visit because it encompasses an entire region that speaks of the very miniscule hamlet right to the grandeur of Florence the Magnificent.

A tour to the magnificent Tuscany can give you a chance to be part of numerous world-famed fascinations, but you will also be acquainted with some lesser-known ornaments. It could mean Italy’s skillful cowboys, or a multitude of multihued open-air food markets and even some fabulous natural parks. There is also that mystery church, one prehistoric Etruscan mineral spa, those numerous Last Suppers around Florence…… and quite a few slender farm streets giving you every opportunity to lose yourself into creating some adventure of your won, all in the thrilling Tuscan glow.

High on my list of countries to visit is Italy. From the ancient city of Rome, the City of Water (Venice) to the City of Fashion, Milan, there are a great many attraction to suit everyone. Just deciding where to start is the hardest part.The Regions of Italy are below with the capital in Italics.

Abruzzo  L’Aquila
Aosta Valley Aosta
Apulia  Bari
Basilicata Potenza
Calabria  Catanzaro
Campania  Naples
Emilia-Romagna  Bologna
Friuli-Venezia Giulia  Trieste
Lazio  Rome
Liguria  Genoa
Lombardy  Milan
Marche  Ancona
Molise  Campobasso
Piedmont  Turin
Sardinia  Cagliari
Sicily  Palermo
Tuscany  Florence
Trentino-Alto Adige
Umbria  Perugia
Veneto  Venice

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