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The Leonardo da Vinci World Wide Consortium was born from the experience of a team of entrepreneurs with over
30 years of experience in the Tourism, Commerce and Marketing fields. The union of our skills has given life to a
structured project for Experiential, Cultural, Thermal and Medical Tourism, supported by a
multi-service digital platform to explore the territory even beyond national borders.

Consorzio Leonardo da Vinci World Wide

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Our mission

Our mission is to increase tourism in Tuscany, proposing a unique and high-quality offer through our Consortium and platform. We also aim to involve cruise passengers coming from Livorno and La Spezia. Focusing on Experiential Tourism, we aim to provide authentic and typical services, based on originality and attention to detail, differentiating ourselves from mass tourism.

Promotion of territory

Our Consortium is committed to supporting consortium members in the search for national and international partners and customers, highlighting the excellence of our villages, craftsmanship and local habits and customs. Important for us is the deseasonalization of tourist flows in the low season through social campaigns and other marketing initiatives.

VINCI Once upon a time Vinci

Vinci is a picturesque village famous for being the birthplace of one of the greatest geniuses of the Renaissance, Leonardo da Vinci. Among the main attractions of the city, in addition to the birthplace of Leonardo da Vinci, there are the Museo Leonardiano and the Museo Ideale, where you can admire finds and works related to the life and inventions of the Tuscan genius. Vinci also offers beautiful panoramic views of the surrounding countryside, ideal for those who want to immerse themselves in the beauty of the Tuscan countryside.

LARCIANO Enchanting landscape

Larciano is a small town located in the Tuscan hills, in the province of Pistoia. Characterized by an enchanting landscape, dominated by cultivated fields, olive groves and oak woods, it is a perfect place for those who love nature and want to discover the beauty of the Tuscan countryside. The historic center of Larciano is enriched by ancient churches, historic buildings and narrow alleys that wind between the stone houses, giving a charming and authentic atmosphere.

LAMPORECCHIO Surrounded by nature

Lamporecchio is a town located in the province of Pistoia characterized by a hilly landscape typical of the Tuscan countryside. The historic center of the village preserves many historical buildings of artistic and cultural interest, the central square and the medieval castle. Lamporecchio is also known for its typical Tuscan cuisine among which the Brigidino stands out. An ideal place for those who want to relax in nature.

POGGIO A CAIANO and Artimino

In the province of Prato, a piece of Tuscan territory, there are two of the fourteen Medici villas that UNESCO has inscribed in 2013 on the World Heritage Site: one of the oldest and most famous, in Poggio a Caiano, and the most recent, in Artimino, a delightful fraction of the town of Carmignano.

CERRETO GUIDI Renaissance tradition

Cerreto Guidi, land of ancient Renaissance traditions in the heart of Tuscany where there is one of the most fascinating Medici Villas, now a UNESCO World Heritage Site, which has inextricably linked its history to Cosimo and Isabella de' Medici. A medieval village, animated by a community proud of its centuries-old values, inherited from the peasant tradition, that will welcome you with enthusiasm, giving you unique moments, during a rich calendar of events and historical re-enactments, for the entire summer period.

FUCECCHIO Strong spirituality

The history of Fucecchio is closely linked to the Via Francigena, which near the village crosses the river Arnoper then continues towards the Valdelsa, and to the presence of the Medici, who established here in the Renaissance the administrative center of the grand ducal farms. The Conti Cadolingidi were responsible for the construction, in the tenth century, of the Chiesa di San Salvatore, which still dominate the village from Poggio Salamartano, along with the Collegiata di San Giovanni Battista, rebuilt in neoclassical forms in the eighteenth century.

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