Discover Tuscany through Pictures: Photos of Tuscany (Toscana),Italy

An enchanting medieval town in the middle of Tuscany, Volterra has recently enjoyed much publicity as Stephanie Meyer's New Moon is set here.

Classic Tuscany landscapes to more unique panoramas you might not have yet seen of Tuscany yet.

Known worldwide for its wine, this area between Florence and Siena offers rolling hills, vineyards, castles and more.

Tuscany's second largest city after Florence, Siena is a must-see for its Medieval architecture and charm.

Best known for the Leaning Tower of Pisa and its monuments in Piazza dei Miracoli (Square of Miracles).

Land of the Medici family, the Mugello valley to the north of Florence offers  a great location from which to visit all of Tuscany.

Famous for its many tower homes, San Gimignano also produces a great white wine, the Vernaccia di San Gimignano.

Historical walls, churches, architecture and... comics!

The Maremma in southwestern Tuscany offers both an inner hilly area dotted with vineyards and castles and a sandy coast with beautiful beaches.

The main island in Tuscany's archipelago off the coast of Livorno is famous for being the location of Napoleon Bonaparte's exile.

One of the best things about visiting Tuscany during the summer is that Tuscany's beaches are not that far away, offering both sandy beaches and shaded woods.

A mountain region in western Tuscany to the north of Lucca known for the Apuan Alps and its natural beauty.

The medieval and renaissance hill town, producer of the famous Vino Nobile wine.

Photos from smaller or not as widely known Tuscan cities and regions.

Across Tuscany, monasteries, abbeys, convents and other religious buildings offer visitors a sense of  peace as well as beauty.

Hiking, cycling and mountain biking through Tuscany.

One of the most famous of the Medici villas, the Villa at Poggio a Caiano was designed by Giuliano da Sangallo by order of Lorenzo il Magnifico.