Tuscany

It usually takes two hours to reach Tuscany from Rome, though the actual time may be longer if you need to get to the northern provinces or to remote villages.

To find the student centre, you turn so you're facing the shops behind you, and head for the big brown doors without a sign.

Her name is Maria Luisa

Lord of the Rings was not filmed "in Tuscany with torture chambers."

yes but sadly she is a peramid

Tuscany is a region of Italy. People or things from Tuscany are Tuscan.

The most well-known Tuscan composer was Giacomo Puccini, who lived in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.

There other Tuscan music that was around long before Puccini, though. The solfege (do/re/me...) scale was worked out there by a monk named Guido in the 11th century. Just about any region also has its own folk music.

Tuscany is the place in Italy where many of the ingredients for Italian food come from.

No it was just a Phineas and Ferb gag

tuscany is called tuscany because i tis called tuscany and it is called tuscany because it is called tuscany.

Tuscany, Italy, is renowned for its diverse landforms, including rolling hills, vineyards, and olive groves that characterize the Chianti region. The Apennine Mountains run along the eastern border, providing a dramatic backdrop. Additionally, the coastline features sandy beaches and rocky cliffs along the Tyrrhenian Sea. Unique geological formations like the Crete Senesi, with its clay hills and eroded landscapes, further enhance Tuscany's scenic beauty.

In Frances Mayes's writings, food serves as both a literal sustenance and a metaphorical bridge to the culture and beauty of Tuscany. Literally, the act of cooking and sharing meals fosters connections with local traditions and the surrounding landscape, enhancing her sensory experiences. Metaphorically, food symbolizes abundance, pleasure, and the joys of life, deepening her emotional bond with the house and the region. This relationship is enriched by the flavors and rituals of Tuscan cuisine, reflecting a deeper appreciation for the simple, yet profound, aspects of daily life.

Yes, there are some spiders in Tuscany, Italy that can be considered venomous, but they generally pose little threat to humans. The most notable is the Mediterranean black widow, whose bite can cause serious symptoms, but encounters are rare. Most spiders in the region are harmless and play beneficial roles in the ecosystem. As always, it's wise to exercise caution and avoid handling any unfamiliar spiders.

Viterbo is located in the Lazio region, approximately 70 kilometers (about 43 miles) from the heart of Tuscany, such as Florence. Driving in Italy can be a rewarding experience, as it allows you to explore the beautiful countryside at your own pace. However, be prepared for narrow roads, possible ZTL (limited traffic zones) in cities, and differing driving customs. If you're comfortable with these challenges, renting a car can be a great way to experience Tuscany.

The film "Under the Tuscan Sun" was primarily shot in the village of Cortona, located in Tuscany, Italy. Cortona's picturesque landscapes and charming architecture provided the perfect backdrop for the story. The village's beauty and atmosphere significantly contributed to the film's enchanting setting.

There are many fly fishing venues in Tuscany (Italy). Let's start from northern Tuscany: The Magra River is a well known river between the regions of Tuscany and Liguria. It is populated by Brown Trout, chub, barbel and carp. Various kinds of sea fish will swim upstream during variuos season. These include, Mullet, Shad, and Sea bass. A little more to the south there are the Serchio River and the Lima River. Both are free stone appenine streams inhabited by beautiful wild brown trout. Just north of Florence there is the Sieve River Tailwaters with some nice sized brown trout. More to the south there is a fantastic Tailwater called Tevere Tailwaters. This is a no kill zone with brown trout and grayling. Both actively breed and the fishing there is extremely interesting and challenging. As far as fishing seasons - trout waters usually open the last Sunday of February and ends the first Sunday of October. The Tevere Tailwaters usually open on the 1st of May and close on 31st of December. Methods that work are dry fly fishing, nymphing and streamers. The licensing requirements in Italy are quite complicated. The fishing is great but conditions are challenging when compared to the wide open spaces of other countries For information and pictures www.mbrods.it

Florence is the capital of Tuscany and hence right in Tuscany. This question therefore makes no sense.

The cost of renting a villa in the Tuscany region of Italy varies depending on size and location. Typically, it can cost between å£600 to å£2000 per week.

The time of sunrise and sunset is very dependent on the date and exact location. A difference of 15 miles can change the time of sunrise or sunset by a minute. Please re-post your question with a city name or zip code.

You can easily calculate the time of sunrise or sunset by visiting the web site of the U.S. Naval Observatory at http://www.usno.navy.mil/USNO/astronomical-applications/data-services/rs-one-day-us.

The Grand Duke Ferdinand of Tuscany invented the first sealed thermometer for measuring temperature.

Sal Tuscany is Santa Clause... with an embarrassing left over Y.