A city of art that preserves treasures like the Basilica of San Francesco, home to Piero della Francesca’s magnificent frescoes. Its historic center is a perfect blend of medieval elegance and modern vibrancy. Piazza Grande, with its distinctive slope, hosts the famous Joust of the Saracen every year. Arezzo is also a must-visit destination for antique lovers and food enthusiasts, thanks to its traditional restaurants and vintage markets.

One of Tuscany’s most enchanting villages, Cortona boasts deep Etruscan roots and a historic center overlooking the Valdichiana. Stroll through its cobbled streets, visit the Museum of the Etruscan Academy, and admire artistic masterpieces. The Girifalco Fortress offers breathtaking views of the Tuscan hills and Lake Trasimeno. With its charming cafés and artisan shops, Cortona is a place rich in history, culture, and timeless allure.

A perfect place to rejuvenate after exploring Tuscany. The thermal baths of Rapolano, renowned for their mineral-rich waters, offer natural hot pools with stunning views of the Sienese hills. Here, you can indulge in pure relaxation with thermal baths, massages, and revitalizing treatments. The surrounding village retains its traditional charm, with local restaurants where you can savor the authentic flavors of the region.