The Best Honeymoon Spots in Tuscany: San Gimignano, Pisa and, Lucca (Part 2)

In a previous blog post, we discussed honeymoon ideas for your trip to Tuscany, most notably things to do in the great destinations of Florence and Sienna. While these two places may be the most known Tuscany reprieves, there are plenty of hidden gems all throughout the region that are filled with wine tours and honeymoon villas that will make any vacation one for the record books.

Here are some additional towns you must see, along with plenty of honeymoon ideas to visit when you're in the beautiful Tuscan region.

San Gimignano

This small medieval town will make you feel as if you and your spouse traveled back in time. The majority of things San Gimignano offers can be seen in one day, making it a perfect day trip if you are staying at a larger neighboring city such as Florence. Some things not to miss include:

Go inside the Duomo di San Gimignano


Inside, you'll be able to see ancient frescos that recount stories from the Old and New Testaments, along with stunning stripped pillars and archways.

Climb to the top of Torre Grossa

This is the tallest tower in the small town, and it gives gorgeous views of the Tuscan landscape.

Explore the remains of the Montestaffoli fortress


Because what trip to Italy is complete without checking out a Medieval fortress?

Pisa

Pisa, the place known for its famous tilted tower, is also another great day trip during your Tuscan honeymoon. Make sure to check out:

Take the stereotypical picture with the Leaning Tower of Pisa



You'll need to brag about seeing the cool building when you get home!

Go on a walking tour of the town



There's more to see than just the leaning tower -- there is a huge square and plenty of markets to explore. You'll be able to discover it all during a walking tour.

Find the tiny Borgo Stretto



This little road is filled with tiny shops, open air markets, and an adorable little church. An interesting street, this off the beaten path location will bring a smile to anyone's face.

Lucca

Known as the city of 100 churches, this Tuscan town requires at least two days to really soak up its magic. Some ideas for exploring include:

Walking along the 16th-century walls



Lucca's old city walls are the town's most distinctive element. Following them makes for a nice stroll on a warm summer day.

St. Michael's Church



This is the town's cathedral, and it is situated right in the middle of the square. So you'll be able to explore both the city center and the church without going far.

Visit the Roman Amphitheater



A relic from the Roman times, this cool area is not to be missed. Plus what cooler way to celebrate your honeymoon is there than taking photos where gladiators once roamed?

We hope that these honeymoon ideas will give you some inspiration for your vacation in Tuscany! Honeymoons can be as versatile as you want them to be -- according to TripBarometer, the five most common things travelers are willing to spend on include sightseeing, special dining experiences, staying at the best hotels, activities, and shopping.

So what will you do during your Tuscany honeymoon? We hope everything!