Tuscany – The Most Beautiful Land Of Italian Tourism

Tourists and travelers say that Tuscany in Italy has many beautiful places to visit once in a lifetime. Tuscany - The most beautiful land of Italian tourism: Most of the sights here have been recognized by UNESCO as world heritage sites. It is Pisa with the leaning tower, the small but charming Portofino Bay that has been marked in the hearts of exiles through Dalida's voice (song I found my love in Portofino); Lucca town with massive walls and small old town; or Cinque Terre, where heaven and earth intersect 18km of the steep rocky coastline ..

. Basilica of SienaCall of miraclesAfter nearly two hours of rolling, the bus stops at the tourist bus station, dozens of tourists belong to everything Continently stepping down, obediently like elementary school students, gathered around the small Italian guide girl but spoke so vivaciously to hear her instructions about the time, the meeting point, the public toilets plus and don'ts, forbidden things in this area, an interesting attraction recognized by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site .. Then the whole group followed her, entering the city gate.



Presenting to everyone's eyes a beautiful landscape, the dreams of many tourists come true: On a large space of the Field of Miracles (Campo dei Miracoli) are three architectural blocks of white stone. At the closest point of view is the baptismal building, an octagonal tower, followed by the Basilica of Pisa. Finally, the bell tower is long known as the leaning tower of Pisa.The female guide said that, in 1274, when the last floor of the bell tower was completed, the tower was tilted towards the back of the throne. In awe, Italian artists from the XII-XIII centuries have completed one of the most massive and beautiful architectural complexes in the world.From 2001, the tower This tilt has stopped after undergoing anti-tilt work lasting nearly 11 years, costing 27 million USD. It is also admirable of the construction engineers and architects of modern times because the leaning tower of Pisa will stand for at least 300 more years On the side of the Basilica of Pisa is an ancient cemetery.



Its name is Campo Santo, or Sacred Field because legend has it that the cemetery was made up of a large amount of sand and soil transported by the legions of the cross from Jerusalem, near now. Ten centuries! Ninth century well in the medieval village of San Gimignano Medieval Manhattan Back on the bus, an international group of tourists, including four from Ho Chi Minh City, continued their journey to explore Tuscany's landmarks Through the window frame, gradually appearing on a hill are red terracotta towers rising up from the curving wall to form a fortress that existed many centuries ago. Here comes San Gimignano, a village that dates back to the Middle Ages and has been labeled a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. Built from ancient times, all structures in the village still exist firmly. The small houses next to each other turn into souvenir shops, restaurants serving tourists food and drinks of local specialties. Run along the hillside overlooking the vast valley. In the distance is a row of houses with very modest bulkheads in area but fully exploited, becoming a place of love, sightseeing and refreshment of honeymooning couples. Siena After 120 minutes of exploring the small streets of San Gimignano village, taking commemorative photos at the wells Fonti Medievali has continuously provided clean water to the villagers since the 9th century AD, we are introduced: San Gimignano is The most beautiful medieval village in the whole of Tuscany, it has 72 bell towers and watchtowers, so it is called "Medieval Manhattan".



These towers are built by wealthy aristocratic families in the village to show off their wealth. , boast, with Torre Grossa being the tallest tower (54m, built in 1298). According to the timeline, now only 12 tower. And we didn't forget to try the delicious specialty wines here. It was a Vernaccia di San Gimignano white wine. Restless Racecourse Traveled to a city described as the "rival" of Florence, the cradle of the Italian Renaissance and has since spread throughout Europe in the sixteenth century. . Indeed, although not as large and magnificent as Florence, the city of Siena also deserves to be a treasure of Tuscany.



The small paved streets, castles, churches and houses also use stone materials. The main, but not concave, rough but very flat, smooth, sharp edges, very beautiful.Mix of Pisa architectural masterpieces Another remarkable thing is that while Florence spreads over a large ground, Siena grows Up on the hill with the feature that there is no clear line separating the city from the surrounding vineyards and wheat fields. Everything seems to be merged together in harmony, from past to present.

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