Spring in Tuscany is a season filled with lively festivals that showcase the region's rich cultural heritage, natural beauty, and culinary delights. Across the broader Tuscan landscape, one can experience a variety of events that capture the essence of the season. In the Lucca area, the Camellia Festival in Sant’Andrea di Compito dazzles visitors with its colorful blooms, offering a celebration of flowers, local art, and nature. Meanwhile, the Sagre festivals, held throughout Tuscany, highlight the region’s seasonal specialties, such as wild asparagus, artichokes, and olive oil, with food stands, live music, and traditional performances.

In Florence, the Scoppio del Carro (Explosion of the Cart) on Easter Sunday is a spectacular event where a cart filled with fireworks is ignited to ensure a good harvest. The Florence International Music Festival also takes place in the spring, attracting classical music lovers from around the world.

Further south in Siena, visitors can enjoy the Siena Spring Festival, which celebrates local arts, crafts, and food, alongside vibrant processions and performances. Tuscany’s towns and villages offer a rich tapestry of festivals during spring, each reflecting the region’s love for tradition, food, and culture. Whether you’re sampling wines, exploring botanical gardens, or attending historic processions, spring in Tuscany is a time to celebrate the beauty of life in this enchanting corner of Italy.

Spring events in the area

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