The anniversaries of Michelangelo and Boccaccioscenario

In 2025 Two extraordinary anniversaries are celebrated: the 550° Anniversary of the birth of Michelangelo Buonarroti and the 650° Anniversary of the death of Giovanni Boccaccio. Two timeless figures who have left an indelible imprint in the history of art and literature. In this special newsletter, We want to accompany you on a fascinating journey through the places, The paths and celebrations dedicated to them, immersing yourself between art, nature, Tuscan history and tradition.

The I walk on the trail of Michelangelo Start along the Via di Francesco, Starting from the Basilica of Santa Croce in Florence, place of its burial, To then cross locations related to his childhood as closed by Verna and Caprese Michelangelo. A path that intertwines Renaissance masterpieces and breathtaking landscapes of Valtiberina, offering the opportunity to rediscover the roots of a timeless genius. For those who love adventure on two wheels, Three pedal itineraries in the footsteps of Michelangelo were designed. A Caprese Michelangelo, The "The intrepid" path leads between history and nature in the places of his childhood, giving an authentic experience. To Carrara, pedaling among the imposing mountains of marble, you immerse yourself in the places where Michelangelo chose the blocks destined for his immortal masterpieces. And then Florence, cradle of genius, where a tour between squares, Museums and monuments leads to the discovery of timeless masterpieces of the master, From David to the New Skiech.But Michelangelo's places tell much more about his art. A Caprese Michelangelo, The birthplace museum reveals the landscapes that inspired works like the round Doni. A Firenze, Casa Buonarroti and the secret room offer an intimate immersion in the personal and creative life of the Maestro. In Carrara and the Apuan Alps his "second home" is explored, Between marble quarries and natural scenarios that tell about his artistic vision.

In parallelo, Giovanni Boccaccio's anniversary invites you to discover a journey between literature, Gastronomy and artisan traditions. Through a gastronomic path inspired by the Decameron, They rediscover themselves flavors of the Tuscan tradition intertwined with the immortal pages of the work. The Term by Boccaccio, between Certaldo, Gambassi Terme and San Casciano dei Bagni, they celebrate well -being through the places that inspired some of the most famous short stories. Following in the footsteps of Boccaccio, they also discover The artisan excellence of Tuscany along Francigena and the ancient commercial streets. Santa Croce is famous for the leather, Fucecchio for leather shoes and bags, Empoli for the green glass of the bottles, Montelupo Fiorentino for ceramics and majolica, while Certaldo boasts a tradition in woodworking. Around, Gambassi and Colle di Val d’Elsa are known for the production of crystal, testimony of an artisan skill that crosses the centuries.