Tuscany One – Ospitalità Diffusa is among the sponsors of Empoli Calcio.

We're happy to share some great news with you: Tuscany One – Ospitalità Diffusa is now a sponsor of Empoli Calcio.

A milestone that makes us proud and strengthens our bond with the local area.

Starting today, our video is being shown inside the "Carlo Castellani – Computer Gross Arena" stadium in Empoli. It's designed to showcase the beauty, hospitality, and authenticity of Tuscany we offer our guests every day.

For us, being associated with a team that is a symbol of our region means supporting sport, the values of community and belonging that have always guided our work: welcoming, promoting, and providing unique experiences in the heart of Tuscany.

With this new step, Tuscany One renews its mission: to bring Tuscan hospitality to the center of emotions – on and off the pitch.

Roundabout The Keys to Hospitality

Art and Hospitality: The New Fucecchio Roundabout

Tuscany One has completed a remarkable project to revitalize a roundabout in Fucecchio, transforming it into a symbol of art and hospitality. At its center, a wooden art installation in the shape of a door lock captures the attention of passersby, evoking the themes of hospitality and openness to the world.

This project not only beautifies the urban area, but also speaks to the values that distinguish the area: hospitality, tradition, and creativity. It's a perfect example of how art can integrate into everyday life, giving a new identity to seemingly ordinary spaces.

The Cities of the Paths: Paths that Bring Us Together

The "Le Città dei Cammini" project is an initiative aimed at enhancing and promoting Italy's historic routes through artistic and cultural initiatives in the cities they pass through. The goal is to create a recognizable network that unites the various routes, highlighting the historical, artistic, and cultural characteristics of each location involved.

A significant example of this project is the art installation inaugurated in Fucecchio, at the Madonnina dello Zucchi roundabout. The work, crafted from wood in the shape of a keyhole, symbolizes the city's hospitality and openness to travelers. This work not only beautifies the urban area but also serves as an information totem, indicating the various paths that crisscross the area, such as the Via Francigena, the Romea Strata, and the Via Medicea.

The project, sponsored by the Tuscany Region and the Municipality of Fucecchio, aims to promote and enhance all historic routes, creating connections between host cities and offering travelers an authentic and immersive experience of Italy's cultural heritage.