Tuscany is one of Italy’s most varied and largest regions (which includes Florence, though that is worthy of its own guide), one that spans the rolling hills of the countryside to the tony enclaves scattered along the coast. It is a lot of ground to cover but we have cherrypicked three prime spots that insiders are perennially seduced by for their bucolic backdrops and one-of-a-kind accommodations.
And the wine, of course. From 16th-century castles you can sleep in to buzzy new boho chic hotels, from the vineyards of Montalcino (world-renowned golf course included) to the secret seaside gems, from the epic landscapes of Val d’Orcia to the blue chip art collections in Chianti, here’s how to discover a Tuscany you will long to return to again and again.
