Arezzo
The photographs in this gallery capture the beauty of Arezzo, its antiques market/fair and preparations for "Giostra del Saraceno", a recreation of a medieval jousting competition held every year in September.

Chianti
The region between Florence and Siena, Chianti means more than Sangiovese grapes and robust red wine.

Florence
Any visit to Tuscany is incomplete without a visit to the city at the heart of the renaissance, Florence.

San Gimignano
West of the road between Florence and Siena, San Gimignano is famous for its crop of medieval towers and local white wine.

Lucca
A prosperous town west of Florence, and the center of the Tuscan olive oil industry, Lucca's charm derives from its Romanesque architecture, medieval fortifications and unpretentious lifestyle.

La Crete
The Crete is an agricultural area south of Siena with very unusual landscape of rolling clay hills.

Montalcino
Montalcino is famous for its Brunello wine.

Sant Antimo Abbey
Sant Antimo is one of the most perfectly preserved Romanesque churches in Tuscany.

Siena Cathedral (Duomo)
Siena Cathedral is a marvel of Pisan and Romanesque architecture.

Siena Il Campo and Around
The architecture and people of Siena.

Siena Palazzo Publico - Torre Mangia

Siena Palio

Volterra
Famous for its alabaster workshops, Volterra rises from the Tuscan plain and ends in crumbling cliffs that have claimed nearly a third of the town in the past 500 years.