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A few words about the region
Welcome to Tuscany, Italy’s enchanting region, where every landscape and village tells a unique story, promising unforgettable discoveries for families. Our charming accommodations, combining modern comforts with rustic traditions, are designed to ensure the safety and well-being of your children while offering an authentic experience for parents. Imagine days spent exploring the green hills, sampling local dishes in quaint trattorias, and discovering Florence’s artistic wonders. There’s no shortage of activities, from bike rides through the vineyards to visits to medieval castles. Tuscany is the ideal setting for creating magical family memories, combining adventure and shared moments in a warm and welcoming atmosphere.
How to get to Tuscany ?
BRU
Brussels
1h45
PSA
Pisa
CDG
Paris
1h45
PSA
Pisa
GVA
1h30
PSA
Pisa
When to go on holiday in Tuscany?
The best time to go on vacation in Tuscany is generally between April and October. In spring, from April to June, the climate is mild and pleasant, with flower-filled landscapes, making it an ideal time to explore the towns and enjoy outdoor activities without the summer crowds. Summer, from July to August, is the peak tourist season, with warm temperatures, lively beaches and numerous festivals, but expect more crowds at popular attractions. In autumn, from September to October, temperatures are still pleasant and the crowds start to thin out, offering the perfect time to discover the grape harvest and savor the culinary specialties of the season. Winter can be cool and rainy, so is generally less recommended for sightseeing.
Top 5 must-do activities for a family holiday in Tuscany
Discover the 5 must-do activities to share with your family during your stay in Tuscany, a destination where every day has its share of captivating discoveries for young and old alike.
Visit Florence
Explore Florence’s artistic wonders, such as the Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore and the Ponte Vecchio. Museums, such as the Uffizi Gallery, offer child-friendly interactive tours to make art fun and accessible.
Discover Pisa and its leaning tower
A stop in Pisa is a must. Climb the steps of the famous Leaning Tower and take some fun family photos. Piazza del Duomo, with its cathedral and baptistery, is also not to be missed.
Explore medieval villages
Visit picturesque villages like San Gimignano and Volterra. These places are full of charming alleyways, craft stores and small trattorias where you can sample local specialties.
Enjoy the countryside
Hike or bike through the Tuscan hills, especially in the Chianti region. Marked trails offer magnificent views, and some local farms offer wine and olive oil tastings.
Visit the Pinocchio Park in Collodi
This theme park inspired by the famous fairy tale is perfect for children. It features attractions and sculptures that bring the story of Pinocchio to life, while offering green spaces for play and relaxation.
Some tips for your family holiday in Tuscany
Taste the local cuisine: Take your family to local trattorias or markets to savor Tuscan specialties, such as pappa al pomodoro or artisan gelati. Many restaurants offer children’s menus, which will delight the little ones.
Plan a variety of excursions: Alternate between cultural visits and outdoor activities. Plan visits to child-friendly museums, such as the Uffizi Gallery with its interactive tours, and days out in nature, such as hikes or bike rides through picturesque landscapes.
Use local transport: Take the train or bus to get between Tuscan towns and villages. This will not only allow you to discover the magnificent scenery without the stress of driving, but also to enjoy an authentic experience. What’s more, train journeys are often fast and pleasant, making family travel easier and more fun.
