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October is an excellent time to visit Tuscany for several reasons: The landscapes are especially beautiful in October as the fields change color and morning mists roll through the hills. The cuisine also benefits from the harvest of olives, mushrooms, and truffles. Accommodation prices are significantly lower than in the high summer season. The weather remains mild with warm days and cool nights. Travelers can enjoy Tuscany's beautiful scenery and cuisine at lower prices during this shoulder season in October.
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Welcome to Tuscany Lydia 1B
- 2. Introduction: Visit Tuscany in October October is an excellent period for travelers who are preparing a tour of Tuscany. In the following I will discuss the advantages of traveling through the region during this time of year.
- 3. The first reason to know our beautiful land advise Tuscany during this period are definitely the colors of their fields. As you know Tuscany offers some wonderful scenery, that during this month of the year is a very special beauty. The land of plowed fields usually shades ranging from gray to brown in full contrast with the reddish yellow vineyards and starting to color the leaves of the trees. During this period you may also appreciate the morning mists. Observe from the top of the hills in the early hours of the day is a unique spectacle
- 4. The cuisine is another strong point of a trip in October. October is the time of harvest, and harvesting the olives well as collecting mushrooms and truffles. Travelers passing through Tuscany during the month of October can enjoy delicious dishes of mushrooms and truffles as well as enjoy freshly squeezed olive oil.
- 5. The prices of the houses and hotels during this time of year, not being framed in the high season usually significantly lower than compared to eg the summer months. For those who always ask me on the blog and on Facebook which would be the type of accommodation I can recommend you speak of: Villa Vignacce. I have already referred many times to this house on the Blog because I know personally and online find much information about the property. Answering instead to those who wish to have many possibilities recommend visiting these website farmhouses in Tuscany where field from small hotels to charming cottages. Anyway, I recommend looking at the internet and you will find very many portals to all tastes and
- 6. The weather is the last reason why recommend visiting Tuscany in October. Day still has quite hours light and remain warm with minimum temperatures of 10-12 degrees and a maximum of about 18 to 22 degrees. Rainfall during this time of year are plentiful and not makes the trip to Tuscany in October enjoyable
- 7. The lucky ones who will enjoy a trip to Tuscany during the month of October can enjoy a lot of our beautiful land. If I advise you can choose the first fortnight of the month for a subject of climate and daylight hours that last two weeks may be more cold.
- 8. Personally, I knew or knew of its existence, until I saw the movie, Under The Tuscan Sun. A movie that teaches you all the beauty around him, as more or less is the people, the flea market so famous, its square, its landscapes, its villas, its all .. since I saw, I loved, I've always loved Italy, Tuscany ... but captivated me, I hope one day, sure to come, to visit and enjoy everything in person
- 9. This cathedral was built during the XIII and XV. Visit the baptistery, which is brightly decorated with mosaics in the Byzantine style, and rises to the top of the dome (463 steps) to enjoy wonderful views of Florence
- 10. The Piazza della Signoria is the central square of Florence in Tuscany, Italy. It is the seat of civil power with the "Old Palace" (Palazzo Vecchio) and is the heart of the social life of the city. With an "L", is located in the central part of medieval Florence, south of the Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore, or Duomo and a few tens of meters from the "Ponte Vecchio" (Old Bridge) and the Arno River
- 12. Many areas of Tuscany are renowned for their beautiful beaches, from the Etruscan Coast, the incredible Maremma (rich agrotourism options), and along the coastal Pisano, the famous Versilia and the Apuan Riviera. And do not forget the Tuscan archipelago, made up of 7 islands with great treasures
- 13. David, is in the Piazza della Signoria, opposite the Palazzo Vecchio
- 14. With this last image that captivates, finished with my presentation of Tuscany. Thank you very much for listening. (I hope you liked it, although there is still much to teach this little corner of Italy)