Verona is a charming city in Northern Italy, most famous for its association with Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet. This is why it is also called the city of love. The city can also be visited in a day trip as it is in close proximity to Florence, Milan, Bologna and Venice.  In this episode we will show you what makes Verona so famous and how you can spend a day visiting Juliet's house, wandering in its medieval streets, visiting the 1st century arena and other historical buildings and churches, enjoying the Italian cuisine with recommendation of restaurants and much more. This can be your travel guide for a perfect one day itinerary when visiting Verona. 

Here we go deeper into the heart of Tuscany (Toscana), Italy to explore the hidden jewel, hill top town of Tuscany, couple of hours away from Florence. We tell you a perfect one day itinerary to explore this medieval town - from buzzing narrow, inclined cobbled streets with cafes, restaurants, museums and more, to its historical city centre and to its iconic winery, there are a lot of of things to do in this uniquely beautiful town which you should not miss. And yes, we do all of that with some delicious food that is highly recommended in this city. 

We continue our exploration of the UNESCO world heritage region of Val d'Orcia and its hidden gems. We explore the fascinating and surreal town of Monticchiello which is also our home for this stint. We also give you a quick glimpse of our modern AirBnB in a 1200 AD building facade! After Monticchiello, we stop by at Bagno Vignoni which is a unique town in the whole of Europe and we explain you why is that! Then we explore the quaint town of Castiglione d'Orcia in which we find us as the only tourists around, and the only ones out in its medieval alleys! Tuscany is known for its Agro Tourism, a term which we explain you in the video, as we choose one of the popular farm to table restaurants as our lunch destination. All this we sum it up with a rejuvenating bath in one of the most popular thermal springs of Bagni San Filippo also know as the white whale! 

We explore the last two cities planned for our Tuscany, Italy itinerary - Siena followed a brief visit to Pisa. We look at a few reasons that make Siena truly one of the most beautiful and popular Tuscan city of Italy. Be it the unique market square or the astonishing Siena Duomo, which was originally planned as the biggest church of the world. Known for its art, culture and cuisine, I finally get to try one of the most popular Tuscan dish - wild boar pasta! Finally towards the evening we leave Siena only to do a brief stopover to admire one of the 7 wonders of the world - the leaning tower of Pisa.