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Historic villages, Tuscany
Historic villages in Tuscany
In Tuscany we have listed 35 historic villages; the most detailed page is Anghiari (Anghiari).
Most are in the province of Grosseto (11), the province of Arezzo (7) and the province of Firenze (7).
For most of these historic villages we don’t have verified opening hours yet: always check the official website before you go.
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Historic villages in Tuscany: frequently asked questions
How many historic villages are there in Tuscany?
Our atlas lists 35 historic villages in Tuscany. The province with the most historic villages is Grosseto (11).
What are the most important historic villages in Tuscany?
Based on how much information is available (description, photos, visitor info), the standouts are Anghiari (Anghiari), Suvereto (Suvereto) and Barga (Barga).
Which historic villages in Tuscany can you visit for free?
None of the historic villages listed in Tuscany has free entry according to the data we have: check the official website of each place.