Florence has a myriad of places to eat throughout the historic centre. From high end ristorante to family run trattorie, street food and beyond. When asking where to eat in Florence it’s important to understand the city’s traditional cuisine. Local dishes include the famous Bistecca Fiorentina, gnudi or ‘naked ravioli’, ribollita vegetable soup, tortino di carciofio or artichoke frittata, as well as ingredients including legumes, truffles, chestnuts, and a lot of offal.

The Saturnia Hot Springs or Cascate di Mulino are a little off the beaten track in Tuscany’s Grosetto provence. The area has become a point of interest for its warm natural springs. The springs flow rapidly over shallow pools in an idyllic setting amongst the hills drawing visitors who wish to soak in the tiered baths.

Where to stay in Tuscany? Tenuta San Ottaviano is a Tuscan hideaway. A large property converted into a B&B agriturismo and self-serviced accommodation. They offer the atmosphere of a traditional Tuscan villa experience…