Guide to Help Your Enjoy you Holiday in Tuscany

All inclusive Tuscany holidays are packed full of culture and impressive scenery. Picturesque poppy and sunflower fields, olive groves and vineyards make up the patchwork quilt of the Tuscany landscape while the occasional villa or small hamlet nestles in between the stitches. All inclusive packages Tuscany are full of visual splendour which flows into the resident cities of Pisa, Siena and Florence. San Giminano is a small holiday town in Tuscany and a nice find to stay in if you don’t favour the hustle and bustle of the bigger cities. The town boasts some gorgeous holiday villas with large secluded pools looking out onto the Tuscany countryside.

You are approximately 30 kilometres away from the historic city of Siena here and about two and a half kilometres away from any shops if you need any supplies on your Tuscany holiday. San Gimaingnano literally and figuratively stands out from the crowd for its high rise medieval towers, a peculiar site amongst the smaller houses and shops within its centre. The Torre Grossa is the only tower open to the public now and is well worth a visit if you have ever wondered what a medieval sky scraper looks like. The Tourist Information Bureau can be found in the heart of San Giminano and provides helpful advice to any queries you have about your surroundings.

Montepulciano is another superb little spot to spend all inclusive holidays Tuscany high up in the province’s colourful hills. You can see all of southern Tuscany as well as Umbria from these high peaks so do remember to bring your camera and take some memorable snaps. Make sure to also go for a wine tasting session at one of the local vineyards while on your Tuscany all inclusive.

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