Civic Museum "Giovanni Fattori"

Tuscany is full of beautiful hidden gems, just waiting to be discovered. Rather than spending all of your time in the crowded cities, for example Florence, Siena, and San Gimignano, here is a guide to help you discover more of Tuscany's beloved spots. This guide includes the area of/surrounding Florence, Lucca, Pienza, Montepulciano, Montalcino, the coast of Livorno, Elba Island, Chianti, Panzano, Montelupo Fiorentino, Fiesole, and so much more in between, regarding what to see, eat, and do. From wine tastings, yoga in the vineyards, picnics in the hills, to petting goats, or exploring the fascinating waterfalls, there is so much to discover.

My Livorno! Normally, I really just love to hang around the market, eating my way through and then hit the Gagarin for the Torta. Then take a boat ride though the canals and visit thefish market and eat there. Then if I stay the night, I go to a old school trattoria. But the entire VENEZIA area is filled with bars and restaurants, too many to mention. DO have a PUNCH, their rum-spiked coffee with a lemon zest "vela" - sail. You will feel like a pirate It's out of the way,but Bar Civili is where the old guys hang out playing cards and drinking!