Cypress alleys, patchwork fields and crumbling castellos. Everyone can picture Tuscany, but it’s not always easy to capture the immensity of the endless waves of green you see with the naked eye, or the timeless quality of ancient stone streets. There are incredible places to stay, from spectacular Tuscan hotels and sprawling Italian villas to cutesie Airbnbs tucked into the Tuscan countryside, and there are countless world-renowned restaurants hidden in the shadows of rolling hills, each with uninterrupted views and even pools to splash about in post-meal. Here are the prettiest places to visit in Tuscany to try and visit on your next trip, plus photographer Mary Quincy tells us where the best places to take pictures are.
