Lucca, Pisa, and Other Towns in Tuscany You Must Visit

Published: Nov. 30, 2018, 2:50 p.m.

Enough with Florence and Siena already. You should be walking the medieval walls of Lucca; eating aperitivo in Pisa; sipping Chianti at Castello di Brolio; or lounging by the sea in San Vicenzo. 

 

On this episode, Toni Mazzaglia, founder of the food tour company Taste Florence, and I recap our recent road trip through Tuscany. After interviewing Toni for the Florence episode of this podcast, we became fast friends (which you’ll hear on this podcast because we’re gigging our heads off). 

 

Find travel guides containing names, links, and photos of the places we visited at  postcardacademy.co 

 

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