Festivals in Toscana

Every May, the medieval village of Capalbio celebrates its patron saint, San Bernardino da Siena, with three days of festivities blending fa...

Every year on February 3rd and 4th, Pietrasanta comes alive for the San Biagio Fair, the most anticipated winter event in the Versilia regio...

The San Carlo Buskers Festival transforms the small hillside village of San Carlo, a hamlet of San Vincenzo (LI), into a vast open-air stage...

In San Donato in Collina, the village in the Florentine hills nicknamed the "Village of Fritters," the air smells of sugar and hot oil every...

Every year, around May 26th, the village of Piancastagnaio on Mount Amiata celebrates its patron saint, San Filippo Neri, with a festival th...

Every December 8th, the village of San Francesco, a hamlet of Pelago in the province of Florence, lights up for its Christmas Fair. Organize...

For four days at the end of August, Casciana Terme transforms into the Kingdom of Children: the San Genesio Festival is one of the oldest an...

Every late summer, San Gimignano in the province of Siena hosts the Baroque Festival, a refined concert series dedicated to 17th and 18th-ce...

Every winter, the San Gimignano Carnival brings vibrant color to the historic center of the famous 'city of beautiful towers' in the provinc...

As one of Italy's oldest open-air opera festivals, the San Gimignano International Opera Festival brings grand opera to the medieval squares...

Every March 19th, Querceta—a village within the municipality of Seravezza in the province of Lucca—celebrates its patron saint, San Giuseppe...

In the village of San Giustino Valdarno, part of the Loro Ciuffenna municipality (Arezzo province), Carnival is celebrated in Piazza Duca d'...

Every July 25th, Reggello, in the heart of the Florentine Valdarno, honors its patron saint, San Jacopo (Saint James the Greater), with a ce...

Every year on July 25th, Altopascio, in the Lucca Plain, celebrates its patron saint, Saint James the Greater, with two days blending faith...

In the heart of the Arezzo Valdarno, the tiny village of San Leolino, a hamlet of Bucine (Arezzo province), lights up every early June with...

Every year on August 9th and 10th, Seravezza celebrates its patron saint with the San Lorenzo Fair, one of the most historic and cherished e...

Every summer, the small hamlet of San Lorenzo, just outside Cortona, hosts the Pizza Festival: a week-long celebration around Ferragosto fil...

Every April 28th, Poggibonsi celebrates San Lucchese, its patron saint and the first Franciscan tertiary. The festival blends religious devo...