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Events not-to-be-missed in Tuscany: music, cinema, shows, festivals and more. Find out here the official calendar.
Looking for local events, including festivals and fairs, local patron saint celebrations and more? We have complied a few helpful tools to keep you upated on both local activities and recurring events through out Tuscany, with an emphasis on those that are easy to find and fun to partcipate.
March 2024 Tuscany Events and Festivals. 12 March. San Gimignano Morte di S.Fina. The death of Saint Fina Mass is celebrated in the basilica of Santa Maria Assunta and a fair is held in Piazza del Duomo and Piazza della Cisterna. Special blessing of the children.
- Check Out An Exhibition in Florence
- Visit Volterra, Tuscany’s Capital of Culture 2022
- Wine Tasting in A Tuscan Winery
- Truffle Hunting
- Join A Cooking Class
- Reconnect with Nature: Hiking in Tuscany
For anyone passionate about art, Florence is one of Italy’s top destinations. Here you find top-rated museums such as the Uffizi and Accademia Gallery, dedicated to Renaissance masterpieces. There’s also an array of places – like Palazzo Strozzi or Museo del Novecento – that host temporary exhibits from contemporary artists. And don’t forget the co...
This year Volterra has gained the title of Tuscany’s Capital of Culture. Volterra is one of Tuscany’s most scenic hilltop towns, with its handsome main square, ancient cobbled streets and Etruscan heritage. And it keeps alive a long-held artisanal tradition: the art of alabaster. A browse around the fascinating alabaster workshops in Volterra is de...
Wine lovers look no further, because this is a Wine Mecca. Tuscany is one of Europe’s most important wine regions, with an viticultural tradition that dates back to Roman times. With world famous red wines such as Chianti Classico and Brunello di Montalcino. Visiting one of the towns where wines are made – be it a hamlet in the Chianti region surro...
Italian truffle hunting has been recently included on the Unesco Cultural Heritage list. Truffles represent a way of living in some rural areas in Tuscany, such as the woods around San Miniato, the Casentino and the Crete Senesi. Joining a truffle hunt is a unique experience that you can try in Tuscany. => Check out the Top 20 Experiences to enjoy ...
Italian cooking is a bit like alchemy, and to learn all the magic tricks you can join one of the cooking classes in Tuscany that are becoming more and more popular. Pick the freshest ingredient, see an experienced cook at work and learn some authentic Italian recipesfirst hand.
Hiking in the Tuscan forests might be just what you need to reconnect with nature and exercise surrounded by wonderful scenery. If you like forests and off the beaten track places, the Foreste Casentinesi National Park in the Casentino areais the place for you. What will you find there? Ancient woods, plenty of clean air and secluded monasteries hi...
Have no fear, Christmas and the holidays in Tuscany are filled with lots of fun activities, events, concerts and food festivals. Continue reading to find how to best navigate the many holiday calendars, Christmas markets, and New Year's Eve events all over Tuscany.
June is rich in traditional events and culinary festivals across all of Tuscany, from the Calcio Storico in Florence to the San Ranieri celebrations in Pisa to the Saracen Joust in Arezzo.
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Calendar of Events in Tuscany and Umbria. No Italian village can let the year run its course without a handful of celebrations of church, history, local talent, or just good food and wine. And no visit to Italy is complete without taking part in at least one of them.
