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Day Trip from Florence: An Afternoon of Chianti Wine Tasting

On a recent visit to Florence, my mother and I faced a challenge many travelers encounter. We wanted to visit the Chianti area of Tuscany but only had a day. This part of Tuscany isn't easy to explore via public transportation especially if you want to visit some of the world-famous vineyards. Yet, we didn't want the hassle of renting a car for day.

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For Adventure in Tuscany, Maremma Has It All

Just as the entire region of Tuscany likes to boast that it has everything -- sea, mountain, valleys and towns -- the vast extension of the area called Maremma has it all in a microcosm. The long summer -- from May through October -- is the best time to visit.

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Catching Up With Frances Mayes, Author of Under the Tuscan Sun

So what has author Frances Mayes been up to see when last talked to her? Is she still spending time at Bramasole, the villa she made famous in Under The Tuscan Sun? We talk to her about cooking, olive oil and her beloved Tuscany.

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Where to Eat and Where to Stay in Maremma

Looking for rental on the beach in Maremma? How about a dinner of fresh fish caught off the Tuscan coast? We've got the scoop on where to go and what to eat in the enchanting city of Maremma. Read on for details on how you can enjoy these hot spots.

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Borgo di Castelvecchio in Siena and Wine Tasting in Montalcino

This stunning borgo in Tuscany's Val d'Orcia makes a perfect base for exploring the vineyards in and around Montalcino as well as tasting their incredible wines. Read on to find out how you can enjoy a glass of wine from this stunning region.

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A Magical Maremma Hideaway in Tuscany

The renovated castle in one of Tuscany's wild and uncrowded Maremma region offers an upscale escape complete with Tuscan cooking lessons led by the proprietor who is also a cookbook author.

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Il Pellicano: The Love Resort in Tuscany

It was love at first sight. As we turned down a steep narrow Tuscan road toward the sea, my gaze swept from majestic cliffs to terra cotta roofs to flower-strewn terraces to sun-dazzled water. Il Pellicano took my breath away.

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10 Great Things to Do on the Island of Elba in Tuscany

Stunning beaches and glowing sunsets attract countless vacationing Italians to the island of Elba, located off the coast of southern Tuscany. Feel free to spend your vacation in exile (like Napoleon?!), enjoying il dolce far niente--but if you begin to yearn for a bit more exploration, here are ten terrific things for you to discover.

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Visit Elba: All the Details on Where to Stay, What to Do and Where to Eat on Elba

Ready to visit the island of Elba, off the southern Tuscan coast? We've got a great Elba hotel recommendation, Elba restaurants you won't want to miss and all the details on the 10 best things to do on the island of Elba.

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Forte dei Marmi: Family-Friendly Tuscany Beach Vacation

Family travel expert Amie O'Shaughnessy of CiaoBambino.com explains why Forte dei Marmi makes the best base for a Tuscany beach vacation with kids. She tells us where to stay, where to swim, what to visit and what makes Forte dei Marmi so special.

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