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San Ranieri Hotel - 4* - Pisa
from £74
Passo Tonale, Italy - high, snow-sure, great value
Brescia from £349
Hotel Delle Nazioni - 3* - Florence
from £58
Enjoy a facinating holiday in Egypt onboard the Costa Atlantica
Savona from £834
Hotel Athenaeum - 4* - Florence
from £86

Parco di Pinocchio
For fans of the little wooden puppet who wanted to be human, this is certainly the place to go: an entire park dedicated to the well-loved characters and imagery of Pinocchio's saga.
Porcelain Museum
Situated in the Giardino di Boboli, Florence's most illustrious park, the Porcelain Museum provides a gentle break and a welcome detour for any wanderer in the park.
Teatro Verdi
One of the main centres of cultural life in a city that lives and breathes culture, the Teatro Verdi hosts ballet and theatre performances, concerts, opera and a wide range of related activities, such as seminars, lectures and workshops, for 300 days a year.
Camellias in the Boboli Gardens
This major Camellia collection is held in the spectacular Boboli gardens, which were designed for the Medici family after they bought Palazzo Pitti in 1549.
The Leaning Tower of Pisa
One of the most famous cases of architectural malpractice in the world, the leaning tower of Pisa still stands, defying both gravity and the efforts of high-tech structural rescue teams to stop its slow drift towards a horizontal position.