Pretty  Villages  of  Tuscany

​By Dion Protani
Latest update: 30 January 2024
With this list of pretty villages of Tuscany we move away from the larger towns to the kind of place you may just happen to stumble upon as you're exploring the beautiful region. 

Perhaps a slight exception to that description is the first village on the list: Lajatico. Its tourist trail, although very light, is nevertheless firmly established as it's the birthplace of Italian tenor Andrea Bocelli. Indeed, at one end of the village there's a unique outdoor theatre which he conceived called the Teatro del Silenzio. The remaining villages on the list are the kind you drive through and decide you have to stop to explore as they look so enticing. 
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Lajatico

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Lajatico, Tuscany

Borgo  a  Mozzano

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Borgo a Mozzano, Tuscany

Ponzanello

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Ponzanello, Tuscany

Panzano  in  Chianti

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Panzano in Chianti, Tuscany

Castiglione  d'Orcia

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Castiglione d'Orcia, Tuscany

Mammiano

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Mammiano, Tuscany

Montemassi

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Montemassi, Tuscany

Prata

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Prata, Tuscany

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