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The best time to visit Tuscany, a photo tour…

Written By: Tonya - May• 29•13

Tuscany VinyardsAs a lot of people I suppose, I have wanted to visit Tuscany ever since watching “Under the Tuscan Sun”. I know, how cliche…but seriously, it just looked so beautiful there! Last month I finally got my chance. I attended a food and photography workshop hosted by the lovely women of Cannelle et Vanille and La Porte Rouge  and it was held in the rolling hillsides of Tuscany, Italy. It was just as beautiful as I had imagined.

Tuscan Poppies (Click photos to enlarge)

While I’m sure Tuscany has a lot to offer in the summer and fall months, I think there is no better time to see this area as in the spring. The poppies and wildflowers are blooming everywhere, the temperatures are mild and the hillsides are a million shades of green. Not to mention tourist season hasn’t really started yet, so not only can you find some better deals, but it’s a very peaceful time to be in Tuscany. Tuscan Hillsides in SpringTuscany in Spring3  I will leave you with a few photos of my trip and you can see for yourself how beautiful everything is in the Spring. In my opinion, there is no better time to come to Italy!TuscanyTuscany in SpringTuscany in Spring2Tuscany in Spring5Tuscany in Spring4Tuscan RoseTuscan Olive TreesTuscany2Tuscan Sunset

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3 Comments

  1. Ciao Tonya! Now that I’ve come up for air, I finally was able to read your perspective of our amazing trip together… love your story! Looking at it made me smile all over again and love our stories together! Beautiful photos… hope to see you soon! xoxo cd

  2. jess says:

    Your photos are beautiful! My husband and I are looking at villas for rent in Tuscany for next October. I’m so excited that I can’t help but look at other’s experiences from their trip so I know what to expect. Not to mention I’ve watched Under the Tuscon Sun one too many times. I’ve been compiling lists of things I want to see while I’m there.

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