Climb 251 spiralling steps up the world's most famous architectural mistake — tilting since 1173
The Renaissance in one walkable city: Michelangelo's David, Brunelleschi's dome, and the Uffizi
Rolling cypress hills, Renaissance cities and Sangiovese wine — Tuscany is the Italy of the imagination
The "medieval Manhattan" — a Tuscan hill town bristling with stone tower-houses, 14 still standing
Cycle the intact Renaissance walls of Puccini’s home town, ringing a maze of car-free lanes and piazzas
The quintessential Tuscan landscape — lone cypresses, golden wheat ridges and farmhouses on the hills
A perfectly preserved medieval city built around the shell-shaped Piazza del Campo, home of the Palio
The first 'ideal' Renaissance town, set among Val d'Orcia hills — and the home of pecorino cheese
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