A Journey in Tuscany Through Photos

A Journey in Tuscany Through Photos

Tuscany has been widely praised, and one might fear there are only a few surprises left amidst the heavily photographed hills and villages. Still, every flower-crowned door, every curve where the light plays hide-and-seek with the shadows, or every window that rests ajar is nothing less than a gem in a treasure-hunting game in which the visitor is always the winner. Enjoy the photos below: an invitation to those who have not seen the Tuscan landscape yet and a reminder to those who have already fallen in love with it. 

Alleys in San Gimignano

In San Gimignano

Full moon in Montalcino

Full moon in Montalcino

The rolling hills of Val D Orcia

The rolling hills of Val D’Orcia

Old bottles of wine in the cellar of Badia a Coltibuono

Mould-covered bottles of wine hidden for decades in the cellars of Badia a Coltibuono

Buildings in Sienna

In Siena

Door in Panzano

Fairy-tale doors.

Vineyards in Greve

Vineyards everywhere!

Villa Calcinaia winery in Greve

When the summer-house of the owner of the place you rent looks like this!

House with flower pots in Montepulciano

Dream-like cottages.

Hidden courtyards in Prato

Hidden courtyards.

Colorful alleys in Montecatini Terme

Alleys full of colour.

Photo credits: © Konstantina Sakellariou

About The Author

Konstantina Sakellariou

Explorer at heart. Entrepreneur by profession. Curious as a cat. In love with life, variety, and a bit of chaos. Writer of "The Unusual Journeys of a Girl Like Any Other", founder of "My Unusual Journeys" online magazine, partner at Rahhalah Explorers, traveller and passionate story-hunter.

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