Whether you’re going for the superbly crafted fine wines of Tuscan vineyards or the incomparable renaissance art of Florence, a trip to Tuscany is a cultural awakening. The region is found on Italy’s west coast and is greeted by the Tyrrhenian sea. One of Italy’s most popular tourist regions, the many ... Read More
“One of the highlights of our trip. Very enjoyable for those of us who drove and who rode as a passenger. I appreciated that they gave us each a quick overview and test drive in the lot before leaving, because there were some who didn't need to drive alone. However, it results in some waiting around at the beginning of your day. Also, while vespas are relatively easy to ride, be aware that you are riding with other traffic.”
“We had the most fantastic trip on our brunello wine tour. It was the best tour on our whole Italian trip. Daniel our expert guide was so funny, passionate and informative about the full processes of wine making from start to finish. He was also fantastic at answering any questions and a tour guide of the areas we were traveling through. He even stopped at the hilltop town of montalcino and a beautiful hidden Abbey. We visited three separate Vinyards all fantastic however the Vinyard where we had the most outstanding lunch was the highlight. We both thought it was the best lunch of our whole trip, Grazie Laura. We wouldn't hesitate to go in this tour again if we return to Tuscany, if you get Daniel he totally makes your trip. Thank you for a great day.”
Whether you’re going for the superbly crafted fine wines of Tuscan vineyards or the incomparable renaissance art of Florence, a trip to Tuscany is a cultural awakening. The region is found on Italy’s west coast and is greeted by the Tyrrhenian sea. One of Italy’s most popular tourist regions, the many faces of Tuscany create an authentic taste of what makes Italy such a fascinating travel destination. From the rustic, hearty Italian dishes sourced from the rolling hills of the countryside to the refreshing gelato desserts found amongst the famed marble and terracotta buildings of the ancient cities, Tuscany will leave your appetite for travel well and truly satisfied.
Travel Highlights
Wine lovers should head to Chianti, the birthplace of internationally renowned red wines.
Florence’s Galleria degli Uffizi is home to the biggest collection of renaissance art in the world. Even the Palazzo that houses the galleria is a masterpiece.
An iconic building of Tuscany is Florence’s Duomo, which took nearly 150 years to build.
The infamous Leaning Tower of Pisa needs no explanation, but does need to be witnessed.
The beaches of Viareggio are within an hour of Florence, Pisa, Livorno and Lucca.
Drive through the Crete Senesi and visit the renaissance city of Pienza.
Travel Tips
Driving is a great way to explore Tuscany, but beware of the lax approach to road rules in Italy.
The Firenze Card is a 72 hour tourist card for Florence covering attractions, public transport and even lets you skip queues.
Get ready to walk in Florence as most of the historic center is off-limits to cars, but the city is smaller than expected and very pedestrian friendly.
The markets of Tuscany offer some of the best places to shop. Leather goods and souvenirs are a fraction of the price than what you’ll find in a boutique.
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