NOVEMBER IN TUSCANY: A PHOTOGUIDE

Tuscany in November is a mixed bag of emotions. At least considering the weather. In regard to sightseeing, museum visits and foodie pleasures I couldn't think of a better month to visit. You may need to bring an umbrella, but you'll feel like art galleries opened just for you. And you're adventurous spirit will be generously awarded with freshly picked porcini mushrooms, mouthwatering truffles and the region's famous extra virgin olive oil straight from the press. 



PEOPLE UP ON TREES ON EVERY HILL



MELANCHOLIC AFTERNOONS

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PERFECT SKIES

STRANGE FRUIT ALL AROUND

QUIET VALLEYS

LONESOME MORNINGS AT THE BAR

LAST OUTDOOR LUNCHES OF THE YEAR 




RAINY AFTERNOONS




AND FRESHLY PRESSED TUSCAN EXTRA VIRGIN OLIVE OIL. THE NUMBER ONE REASON FOR A VISIT TO TUSCANY IN NOVEMBER. 

You're already out here and wonder what to do? Try yourself at a porcini mushroom hunt in Montalcino, or - for the more culturally minded - browse the event calender for a weekend in November in Siena.