April to May and September to October are the best time to visit Tuscany. A trip during late spring and early autumn can be a fantastic experience for a bunch reasons such as thinner crowds, comfortable temperatures, and moderate prices. Not to mention a chance of witnessing wild poppies bloom in early May or grape harvest in September. Warm weather from June to early September attracts tonnes of tourists and sunbathers to the Tyrrhenian coast. Summer is the most expensive period with many local services heading for vacations in August. Low season from November to March can be described in two words—cold and rainy. However, fewer tourists, migrant birds, and great ski days at Abetone are worth a winter trip to Tuscany.
Get ready to hunt and maybe you'll be lucky to find something precious
Enjoy holiday shopping, Tuscan food, and festive atmosphere
Live the life of a Tuscan farmer participating in traditional harvest activities
A Tuscan natural phenomenon surrounded by stunning views
Disfrute de las compras de vacaciones, la comida toscana y el ambiente festivo
Numerous birds choose Tuscany as their temporary winter home
A lovely small ski resort close to Florence—Abetone
The bottling of new wine is a great chance to taste the best Tuscan wines
A picturesque horse race in the heart of historical Siena
The whole Italy dresses up in incredible costumes and masks
One of the most beautiful nights in the ancient Italian city
The cheese fair held in the birthplace of pecorino itself offers the best selection of world-famous Tuscan cheese
These large yellow flowers will please your eye throughout the summer
Poppy fields attract many photographers trying to capture the beauty of spring flowers
This most spectacular tradition in Pisa celebrates the great medieval history
Unique masks, floats and traditions make this carnival a must-see
One of the oldest medieval festivals in Italy with dances, music, and traditional crafts
This cool swimming hole near Prato is a wonderful place to chill out on a hot summer day
Delicious handmade spaghetti is a real treat for the real foodies
Vendemmia is one of the most important seasons in Tuscany
Colourful religious processions are the main highlight of the Holy Week in Tuscany
Feel the medieval spirit during this ancient knight competition held twice a year in the city of Arezzo
One of the most awaited street foods in Tuscany
This medieval crossbow competition is a real celebration of the Renaissance era
Fragrant oils obtained from orange blossoms are widely used in perfumery
Turquoise water and plenty of shade make Tuscan beaches a dream summer getaway
Don't miss the chance to try the best Italian wild strawberries
The biggest fantasy festival in the country
This is the summer taste of rural Tuscany
A fun wine barrel race in a picturesque old town of Montepulciano
A medieval festival in Montalcino, with an archery competition between the districts
A famous music festival held at the medieval cathedral square
An incredible work of art which lasts for just a few hours
Italians love holidays, and Halloween is no exception