The home town of the famous "Medici" family is a museum in itself, and in the beautiful and lively historic city center there are many attractions that you should visit. The dome was built in the 14th century and is the most prominent sight in the city. For art lovers, the "Uffizi" gallery is the most important paintings museum worldwide, a mandatory stop. Another important historic building is the Ponte Vecchio with the Vasari corridor, the old bridge that crosses the river Arno joining the Palazzo Vecchio with the Pitti Palace.

The race-crazy Italians have conducted car races in the Mugello area since the 1920s. However, due to safety concerns, the last race on regular roads took place in 1970. The current Mugello circuit was first opened in 1974. The track is regularly used by Ferrari to test their cars, including the Formula 1 race cars, but the main event in Mugello is the Moto GP race. The first race was held in 1976 and the winners' list includes Mick Doohan, Max Biaggi, and – seven times – Valentino Rossi. The fastest motorcycle lap time was set by Fabio Quartararo in 2021: 1:45,187

This 80 km mountain road was definitely built by a passionate motorcyclist. It is one big roller coaster! The pass divides Tuscany and Emilia Romagna and was once a mountain race track. the cafe at the top of the pass is a well-known motorcycle hangout in the region, even the Ducati engineers come here from time to time for testing.

The 25 kilometers of road over the Passo della Consuma is one of the best things that can happen to a motorcyclist in Tuscany. Countless curves, well-maintained asphalt, little traffic - no wonder that this pass attracts many two-wheelers on weekends, and not only those with engines. The pass is over 1000 m high, so it may well get a bit chilly!

The Piazza Grande in Arezzo is surrounded by medieval houses with crenelated towers, the Romanesque apse of Santa Maria della Pieve church, Gothic and Renaissance palaces. The knights, dressed in medieval attire take part in the annual "Giostra del Saracino", a journey in time. Today, Arezzo is famous for its gold manufacturing, more than 10 tons of gold are used every month. Roberto Benigni filmed many scenes of his Oscar-winning film "Life is Beautiful".

The Gothic metropolis of Tuscany. It is the city of the 17 contrade, the districts that compete in the Palio, the famous horse race. City of palaces, banks, fountains, and churches on the surrounding hills. The most beautiful square in Italy, the Campo, the Town Hall, the Palazzo Pubblico, the tower Torre della Mangia, the impressive Cathedral of Santa Maria, all this and much more Siena offers the visitor.

The picturesque little town in the middle of the wine country owes its fame to two peculiarities: the "Macelleria Falorni", which has been producing its famous ham since 1729, and the town's most famous son, Giovanni da Verrazzano. Verrazzano discovered New York harbor. The Verrazzano Narrow Bridge, which connects Staten Island with Brooklyn and whose name is burned into the soul of every runner who has ever participated in the New York Marathon, was named after him.

Due to a lack of Ferraris, Rolex, and Gucci the rich and important families who ruled the region in the past needed to find their way to outdo each other. They came up with building higher towers than their neighbors. Around 1500 there were more than 72 examples of this picturesque nonsense. Today there are only 14 left but the result is still a must-see tourist attraction nicknamed “Manhattan of the Middle Ages” for its skyline.