A three-day itinerary that combines Tuscany's most dazzling jewels, from the Etruscan Coast to the Chianti Hills, from the Crete Senesi to the Val d'Orcia, ending in Maremma.
Starting with Massa Marittima, the Abbey of San Galgano (with the sword in the stone), and the fortified village of Monteriggioni, it continues through San Gimignano, Castellina in Chianti, and the legendary Università della Moto (Motorcycle University), a route of breathtaking curves and wine-growing landscapes.
The second day takes in San Gusmè, Montalcino, Pienza (a UNESCO World Heritage Site), the marvelous Val d'Orcia, and the hot springs of Bagno Vignoni.
The third day explores the Tuff Cities (Pitigliano, Sorano, Sovana), the hot springs of Saturnia, and concludes in Castiglione della Pescaia, nestled between the crystal-clear sea and Maremma villages.
A flexible itinerary, combining history, food and wine, and nature, designed to discover the Wonders of Tuscany; An essential foundation for further exploration of this extraordinary region.

https://www.aliperviaggiare.it/itinerario-toscana-cortile/

Brescia: the "Falcon of Italy"
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https://www.aliperviaggiare.it/lombardia-brescia-castello-museo-armi/
An imposing medieval fortress located in the center of Brescia, the "Falcon of Italy" was built in the 11th century as a defense against foreign invasions and subsequently expanded and modified over the centuries.

Perched on the Cidneo hill overlooking the city, it is the second largest fortified complex in Europe, as well as one of the most beautiful and evocative.

White ladies

Peace, tranquility, silence broken only by the music of nature (with the background hum of the electric motor when active 😁) and a truly extraordinary view, to be enjoyed moment by moment.
Breathing in the scent of a summer now long gone.

Mount Subasio Park - Italy - Umbria (PG)

Civitas Infernalis - 27/07/2025 - Sarteano (SI)
Body Painting

Monte san Savino: The Cisternone
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A visit that absolutely must not be missed by anyone arriving here in Monte San Savino is certainly the Renaissance Cisternone.

Built under the hanging garden of Palazzo di Monte at the end of the 16th century, probably based on a design by Antonio da Sangallo who had also built the palace above, this cistern is one of the largest water deposits in Tuscany...

https://www.aliperviaggiare.it/toscana-valdichiana-montesansavino/