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WITH FARMTOURISM IN TUSCANY YOU WILL EXPERIENCE THE EMOTIONS THAT COME FROM A COUNTRYSIDE AND LANDSCAPE UNIQUE IN THE WORLD

 

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The Tuscan countryside is a very special natural environment where the age-long, human presence has shaped the outlines of the hills. 

Solitary farm houses, medieval villages, rows of vines, olive trees, cypresses: this is Tuscan country. And thanks to  Farmtourism you can enjoy it on a different kind of holiday.

You can walk down dusty white farm paths, ride a mountain bike alongside vinesyards and olive orchards or explore marked trails on horseback and discover the many facets of this Region while trying out its local products: the famous D.O.C. wines, the olive-oil, the meats, the cheeses....

With Farmtourism in Tuscany, you can take cooking lessons, pick up the basics of ceramics in an old kiln, visit the cellars along "The wine route of Tuscany", discover Tuscan handicrafts, listen to a concert in an ancient parish church..... 

There is more than one Tuscany. You already know a Tuscany famous for its cities of art, its history, its famous men and their works. But, do you know its landscape and the honest hospitality of the Tuscan people in for a holiday ?

The Tuscan countryside is a very special natural environment where the age-long, human presence has shaped the outlines of the hills.

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The "Wine Trails of Tuscany" run through magnificent wine-growing areas which, apart from the obvious vineyards and wineries, offer an integrated tourist package of cultural, historical and natural attractions.

These trails are also a means of fostering rural development and of promoting so-called "Enotourism", that is, setting wine production in a cultural, environmental, historical and social context.

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