LIÉ'S GUIDE TO TUSCANY
We are happy to share another LIÉ guide with you all.
This time we’re visiting Tuscany for our summer holiday!
Earlier this summer we travelled to Tuscany in the area of Barga, where we rented a beautiful old stonehouse in the mountains. We had an incredible trip and visited the medevial village of Barga, and had day trips to both Lucca and Florence.
We spend several nights cooking up pasta and other italian dishes in our small little kitchen, and had cozy nights at our house watching the sunset and relaxed after a long day in the sun.
Scroll down to see some snippets from our time spend in Tuscany and our summer holiday, and get inspired before your next trip to Italy. We sure loved it, and can't wait to share more LIÉ guides with you all in the future.
As the big foodies we are we have gathered our food recommendations down below.
Lots of love, Amalie and Cecilie
Lots of love, Amalie and Cecilie
Eat here:
Pizzeria Da Felice / Located in Lucca
No doubt the best pizza we had on our trip. A cute little shop on a street corner of Lucca. You can't miss it, with customers lining up around the store, the wondeful smell and the whole vibe going on outside the pizzeria. Just grab a slice to go and enjoy it in one of the surrounding piazza
Buca di Sant'Antonio / Located in Lucca
This restaurant is the perfect place for a lovely evening in Lucca. So much good Italian food and wine in beautiful surroundings. Authentic and very classic. Would recommend to everyone visiting Lucca
Buca Mario / Located in Florence
The best food we got on our trip was at Buca Mario in Florence. It is a magical place located in a cellar. The place itself is worth a visit. The food was very heavy bistro food, but we must reccomend the truffle pasta, one of their florentine steaks and of course the potato mash which was so incredibly yummy. Great food, great wine, great service - definitely coming back to this place.
Trattoria 13 Gobbi / Located in Florence
If you are looking for a greasy pasta dish this is the place to go. The restaurant is a bit hidden on a small cobblestone street, but when you find it, you know you're in the right place. Their Rigatoni served in a big glass bowl is probably their most popular dish - and we fully understand why! A must try!
Giro di Boa / Located in Barga
We got Italian seafood dishes at this place in Barga. Such a nice atmosphere with plenty of seating outside. You can peak into the kitchen from the street where two Italian ladies are cooking up the dishes. Very local and very lovely.
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