Posts related to mycorneroftuscany blog tour, aimed to discover some of the most beautiful burgs of Tuscany.
For all those who have studied Art or History, Anghiari [ahn-GYAH-ree] is a meaningful name. Why? In→
Sansepolcro [sahn-seh-POHL-kroh] is an interesting town located in the Valtiberina, Tiber Valley, at the border between→
I really wanted to visit Anghiari. I have passed near there three times in the→
Lucignano is a small town on a hill. Its intact medieval centre, with a lovely→
Radicofani is an ancient burg, dominating the Val d’Orcia with its Rocca (Fortress) on the→
Does Pienza need an introduction? I don’t think so, but, OK, I’ll do it all→
Agriturismo Il Macchione is an idyllic accommodation, located at a stone’s throw from the astonishing→
Montemerano was an intense stopover of the #mycornerofitaly tour. We experienced our first quad adventure,→
I wanted to visit Pitigliano since 2004. That year I took my car and I→
Oh my God, what a marvellus place the Locanda Pantanello in Pitigliano! I honestly don’t→
Sovana is a delightful village near the most known Pitigliano in the Grosseto province of→
San Casciano dei Bagni has a name which reveals itself. In fact dei bagni means→
Fonteliving is an elegant and eco-compatible residence located halfway between San Casciano dei Bagni and→
If you intend to visit San Casciano dei Bagni, you shouldn’t miss the opportunity to→
Sarteano is a tiny burg perched on a hill overlooked by a castle built around→
Ai Lecci in Centro has been a real surprise to me… and one of the→
Cetona is listed as one of the most beautiful villages of Italy. I confess I→