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4. Arezzo

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5. Carrara

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6. Chianti, Tuscany, Italy

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7. Cortona

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9. Grosseto

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10. Isola del Giglio, Tuscany, Italy

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11. Livorno

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13. Montalcino

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15. Montepulciano

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16. Monteriggioni

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17. Pienza

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18. Piombino

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19. Pistoia

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20. Pitigliano

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21. Portoferraio, Tuscany, Italy

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22. Prato

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23. San Gimignano

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25. Volterra

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Summary and Frequenly Asked Questions:

Tuscany spans throughout 23,000 kilometers of Central Italy and is home to a population of more than 3.8 million people, known internationally for its rich cultural and artistic heritage. The region is considered to be the birthplace site of the Italian Renaissance and has left a lasting impression on high culture throughout the world in the realms of gastronomy, art, and fashion. Capital city Florence is one of Italy’s most-visited tourist sites, and seven locations throughout the region have been designated as UNESCO World Heritage Sites for their cultural significance. Wines produced throughout the region have become synonymous with fine viticulture, including the world-renowned Chianti varietal and regional favorites such as Vino Nobile di Montepulciano.

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