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Discover one of the most exclusive corners of the Mediterranean, the beautiful Tuscan countryside and the stunning cradle of the Renaissance.
Step into an area full of dolce vita. From the base of your elegant spaTuscany, you will head to the famous Ligurian resort of Santa Margherita and the ultra-chic Portofina. On a stunning tour full of Italian charm, color and warmth, you will also visit Florence, the extraordinary cradle of the Renaissance and uniqueItalianThe most modern cities -- ipizzaand Lucca, two other Tuscan gems.
tourist highlights
- Visit Portofino, one of the most unique corners of the Mediterranean
- Explore the beautiful cities of Pisa and Lucca
- Spend a day in breathtaking Florence
- Explore the picturesque bay of Santa Margherita Ligure
- Enjoy a week's stay in one of the most famous spas in Tuscany
- Possibility to explore medieval Siena and charming San Gimignano
What does this price include?
- Dinner, bed and breakfast for seven nights in a hotel of your choice
- Guided tour of Pisa and Lucca
- Visit the Ligurian coast
- Guide to Florence
- Boat trip to Portofino
- Return flight to Italy
- Travel and transfers in a comfortable air-conditioned bus
- Accompanied at all times by a friendly, experienced tour leader and, where applicable, a professional local guide
your itinerary
See the full vacation overview to help you plan your trip
Day 1 - Flight to Italy
Meet your tour guide on arrival, then board a coach for a journey through the Tuscan countryside to your hotel in Montecatini.
Day 2 – Free time in Montecatini
Today you are free to learn more about the hotel and the many treasures of this historic spa, perhaps visit Montecatini Alto for the first time, admire its breathtaking views or enjoy a leisurely lunch.
Day 3 - includes a trip to the Ligurian coast and Portofino
Go on the first trip included in your vacation to the beautiful Ligurian coast. Here are some of Italy's most famous summer resorts scattered along the coast, backed by wooded hills. A haven for tourists from all over the world, elegant Santa Margherita Ligure overlooks a stunning bay at the eastern end of Cape Portofino. Take some time to explore the resort, then take a boat trip down the coast to discover its uber-chic neighbor, the world-famous Portofino jet bar. Despite the crowds, this charming pastel spot is one of the most idyllic settings in the Mediterranean.
Day 4 - includes visits to Pisa and Lucca
Our second included tour will take you to two true Italian gems. It begins with the beautiful city of Pisa, where you will have the opportunity to explore this fascinating medieval treasure on the banks of the Arno River with a guide. Here, the vast green expanse of the Campo dei Miracoli (Land of Miracles) is home not only to the stunning Leaning Tower, but also to the massive baptistery, the magnificent marble cathedral and the colonnaded Campo Santo cemetery.
After your fascinating visit, you will board the bus again and travel to the elegant walled city of Lucca. This wonderful Renaissance jewel is the birthplace of the composer Puccini, the city's most famous son, famous for the museum in his house. On the other hand, the ancient cathedral, the Torre della Ore clock tower and the beautiful Piazza amphitheater, built around the Roman amphitheater, are unmissable places in this charming city.
Day 5 - Relax in Montecatini
Enjoy another day of leisurely exploration in Montecatini while soaking up the charming atmosphere of the spa.
Day 6 - Includes a visit to Florence
Today will be one of the true highlights of your vacation when you join our included Florence tour. For many, this stunning place is the most beautiful city in Italy, and today you will have the opportunity to witness the magnificent skyline of Florence, dominated by the dome of Santa Maria del Fiore. Discover the splendor of Santa Croce and the medieval Ponte Vecchio bridge, spared by the retreating Nazis for its timeless beauty. Florence is also home to the Accademia, home of Michelangelo's legendary David, and the Uffizi Gallery, where Botticelli's famous Birth of Venus can be admired. You will have the opportunity to visit the galleries (paid on the spot) and you will no doubt want to stop and have something to eat in one of the city's cafes and restaurants.
Day 7 - Optional trip to Siena and San Gimignano
Take a rest or go on an optional excursion today, go first onSiena is famous for its medieval brick buildings and fan-shaped square, Piazza del Campo. See the Palazzo Pubblico, the Gothic Town Hall and the 14th-century Torre del Mangia tower.
The charming hilltop town of San Gimignano is equally intriguing, with its fairy-tale towers rising from its hilltop village. This is one of the best attractions in all of Italy and the perfect end to your wonderful vacation.
Day 8 - Return to the United Kingdom
Today, say goodbye to your hosts in Tuscany and return to the airport to check in for your return flight.
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Reviews of Hotel Adua, Montecatini
This good, friendly, family-run 4-star hotel is located in the center of Montecatini, just a few minutes' walk from the resort's amenities, shops, bars and restaurants. Furthermore, it is only a few minutes' walk from the Excelsior Thermal Baths and the Terme Leopoldine Thermal Baths.
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Hotel Manzoni, Montecatini
Close to the main thermal baths and the center of the Montecatini resort, this tastefully furnished and fully renovated 4-star hotel is dedicated to comfort and relaxation.
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Hotel Biondi Montecatini
In the heart of the historic district of Montecatini Terme, just a few minutes' walk from the Parco delle Terme, this charming 4-star hotel overlooks a beautiful garden with a terrace.
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Grand Hotel Nissa et Suise Montecatini
In the heart of Tuscany, this well-equipped hotel is just a few steps from the Montecatini Terme cable car and in front of the Excelsior thermal spa.and city parks.
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Hotel pickup time
The transfer time from Pisa airport to the hotel is approximately 45 minutes.
In combination with hotel pickup
Sometimes we have to combine transfers to and from the hotel. We always try to keep waiting times to a minimum, but you may be required to wait at the airport for up to an hour for other inbound flights to arrive before being transferred to your hotel. Likewise, we may need to return you to the airport up to three hours before your return flight.
dining in Italy
Guests in the half-board arrangement will enjoy a three-course dinner, with traditional pasta or soup as the first course, a meat or fish main course with one or two vegetables and a simple dessert of fruit, cake or Italian ice cream. . Breakfast usually includes rolls, jams, cereal, ham, cheese, juice, tea and coffee. Menus vary from hotel to hotel, but the selection is more limited than in a typical restaurant. In some cases, guests booking individually at the hotel as part of a tour group may be served a different menu than guests staying at the hotel.
special requirements
If you have notified us of any special requests, please ensure that they are recorded and confirmed. This is especially important for any dietary needs you may have.
Access to people with disabilities
Most of our tours involve some level of walking, including a short walk from the bus station to the town, attraction or place you want to visit. If you are traveling with a wheelchair, please let us know at the time of booking so we can make the appropriate arrangements.
Italian hotel room tax
Some regions in Italy impose a tourist tax of 1 to 3 EUR per person per night, which is paid directly at the hotel upon check-out. Your tour operator will inform you if a particular hotel imposes this fee.
Change of itinerary
From time to time, for operational reasons, we may need to change the order of excursions on your holiday. The final daily itinerary will be confirmed on your final travel document, which you will receive approximately three weeks before departure.
Travel advice from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Visit www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice for the latest Foreign and Commonwealth Office travel advice for your holiday destination, as well as passport and visa information.
airport construction fee
Some UK airports have introduced an airport development charge. You will need to pay this fee at the following airports before checking in for your flight: Blackpool, Newquay and Norwich. The amount varies from airport to airport, but is generally between £5 and £10 per person. Visit the airport website for more information.
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The rules may have changed since your last trip to EU countries, as well as Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway and Switzerland. Here are some helpful guides to help you prepare for your next adventure. You need a national passport to travel.
To do- Although we do not require middle names, it is very important that all passenger names match your passport exactly.
(Video) Rocca d'Orcia ❤️ Beautiful Etruscan Old Town, Siena, Tuscany, Italy Walking Tour 4K ❤️passport- Your passport must meet two requirements for travel to EU countries as well as Switzerland, Norway, Iceland and Liechtenstein. Must be: under 10 years old on the date of return to China (please check "Issue Date") and valid for at least 3 months from the date of return to China (please check "Expiry Date").
Visa- A visa is not required for short trips to most EU countries, Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway and Switzerland. You can stay up to 90 days in any 180 day period.
European Travel Information and Authorization System (ETIAS)- From the end of 2023 or from 2024, all UK citizens will have to complete an electronic ETIAS form before arriving in EU and Schengen member states. The cost of this travel authorization is EUR 7.00 per person, except for persons under 18 and over 70 years of age. For the latest information and additional details, visitwww.etias.com.
FAQs
How many days to explore Florence and Tuscany? ›
Seven days is right about the perfect amount of time we recommend you dedicate to exploring this beautiful region and a car will be required. As we suggested in our 5 day itinerary for Tuscany, take Florence out of the equation and dedicate one day walking Florence or even two full days.
Can you visit Tuscany from Florence? ›The easiest way to get from Florence to Tuscany is a comfortable train ride from Florence. There are two trains available every hour. One train takes you directly to Siena and the other takes you to Empoli where you can change trains. A one-way ticket is generally around €6.80.
Are Florence and Tuscany close? ›Florence is in the center of Tuscany, from here is easy to reach the near Chianti countryside and the other internal cities such as Siena and Lucca, also the coast is not too far and in a few hours of travel you can enjoy the wonderful Tuscan sea.
How long to stay in Tuscany? ›How many days do you need in Tuscany. While you can see the main cities in 3-4 days, I recommend at least one week for Tuscany. This will allow you to see not just all the highlights of the best towns of Tuscany, but also to get a glimpse of the beautiful Tuscan countryside.
What is the best time of year to visit Florence Tuscany? ›Considering the weather, we would say Florence's (and Tuscany's) best travel months (also its busiest and most expensive) are April, May, June, September, and October. These months combine the convenience of peak season with pleasant weather.
How far apart are Florence and Tuscany? ›How far is Florence from Tuscany? If you're traveling by land, it's important to know the distance from Florence to Tuscany. Your trip will be a total of 125 miles (201 km). The flying distance is 99 miles (159 km).
Is it better to stay in Florence or Tuscany? ›If you are only in the area for a brief stay of a few days, it is likely easier to base yourself in Florence, then take day trips into the rolling hills. But if you're comfortable driving and have at least a week to spend navigating the roads, vineyards, and charming towns, you might want to opt for a countryside stay.
What is the closest Tuscan town to Florence? ›Siena. 71 km away – about an hour by car from Florence (about an hour and a half by bus – there is no railway station). A destination can be easily visited on foot because the sights of Siena are all within easy reach.
Do you need a car in Tuscany Italy? ›The best way to explore Tuscany is with your own vehicle. However, driving in Tuscany is not for everyone, so while I strongly recommend getting your own car, today I want to share some tried and tested, fun ways to explore Tuscany without one!
Is Tuscany near the Amalfi Coast? ›Tuscany and the Amalfi Coast are separated by a considerable distance, and due to both geography and topography are not the easiest destinations in Italy to connect directly. Accordingly, many travelers will break up the journey with time in Rome or Naples.
What is the best way to get around Tuscany? ›
The best way to get around Tuscany is either by bus or train. Trains easily connect the larger cities of northern Tuscany, including Florence, Pistoria, Lucca and Livorno.
What major city is closest to Tuscany Italy? ›Tuscany is roughly 185 miles south of Milan and 175 miles north of Rome. For travelers heading to this picture-perfect part of Italy by plane, international airports in Florence and Pisa are closest.
What month is best for Tuscany? ›Tuscany's best travel months (also its busiest and most expensive) are April, May, June, September, and October. These months combine the convenience of peak season with pleasant weather. June is especially festive in the area, with parades, dances, and games in Florence for the feast of St.
What month has the best weather in Tuscany? ›The best time to visit Tuscany is in mid-to-late spring (April to May) or early fall (September to October). The Tuscan landscape is at its most vibrant during these times and the weather is particularly pleasant, with temperatures around 63°F to 79°F.
How many days do I need in Florence? ›Filled with world-class museums and galleries, beautiful churches, and former palaces, this is a city where you'll want to spend at least two or three days—enough time to hit most of the essential landmarks, shop for quality leather goods, and stuff your face with delicious Tuscan food.
How long is the high speed train from Rome to Florence? ›The fastest way to travel from Rome to Florence is by taking the Le Frecce high-speed train. This modern and luxurious train will get you to your destination in only 1 hour and 30 minutes.
What is the cheapest time of year to go to Florence? ›What is the cheapest time of year to visit Florence? If you don't fancy crowds, and you're after a more intimate experience in this fascinating city, the best months to visit Florence are November, February, and March – being the cheapest and less crowded period.
Why is October the best month to visit Tuscany? ›Late September-October
The crowds thin and the temperatures drop into the low 70s, making fall an ideal time to visit the Tuscan region. Just picture Tuscany's rolling hills aflame with changing leaves. This is also when many vineyards begin harvesting their grapes: Can anyone say, harvest festival?
The Chiantigiana.
The SR222 'Chiantigiana road' winds south from Florence to Siena. It's probably the most famous of all scenic drives in Tuscany. And definitely one of the best ways to sample the beauty of Tuscany's countryside.
| Transport Name | Route Time | Price |
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| Caronna Tour Srl Standard AC | 12:30 - 13:30 | $16 |
| Flibco Standard AC | 14:15 - 15:15 | $19 |
| Itabus Comfort | 17:25 - 18:20 | $10 |
| Flibco Standard AC | 18:30 - 19:30 | $17 |
Is Tuscany worth going to? ›
There are few places in the world like the Tuscany region in Italy. It really has it all: the most beautiful rolling-hills landscapes, medieval historical towns, Renaissance art, Italy's best wineries, amazing food, and good weather.
Where is the best base for seeing Tuscany? ›- Florence. Florence is by far Tuscany most popular destination, regarded as the birthplace of Renaissance. ...
- Siena. ...
- Lucca. ...
- Arezzo. ...
- San Gimignano. ...
- Pitigliano. ...
- Pienza. ...
- Chianti Wine Region.
Florence and Siena: The world-famous cities of art
If you're looking for some serious sightseeing, your best bet is undoubtedly Florence. The go-to city in Tuscany and birthplace of the Renaissance it's packed with world-famous masterpieces, churches and frescoes.
Florence is Compact
This makes Florence one of the world's most walkable cities.
Lake Como, Italy
From Milan to the foothills of the Alps, spectacular Lake Como in Italy is the heart of Italian romance and history. Located in Lombardy, the lake has an area of 146 square kilometers, which makes it the third-largest lake in the country, just after Lake Garda and Lake Maggiore.
Avoid wandering around town alone late at night
Provided you keep your wits about you and use common sense, you should feel safe and comfortable in Florence. Still, we'd advise avoiding the Santa Maria Novella area late at night when alone, as well as narrow dark alleys.
Healdsburg, California
If you've ever wanted to visit Tuscany, Healdsburg is your next best bet. It falls along the same line of latitude as the Italian region, so it has a similar climate and grows a ton of Tuscan wine varieties. The town's Italian cuisine is also not to be missed.
Although the views in Tuscany are second-to-none in Europe, driving can be a little challenging. The country roads are narrow and winding, so take into consideration that short distances can take longer to drive than you might imagine. The speed limit on these roads is between 50 and 70km/h.
Do you need a passport to go to Tuscany? ›Passports and Visas
Only a passport is needed to enter Italy from the U.S., Canada, the U.K. and other European countries. No visas, no vaccinations (unless you're traveling from a known infected area).
It's no surprise that one of the most popular regions of Italy is also one of the most expensive. Between accommodation, food and sites, you can really burn through the euros on a trip to Tuscany. But the good news is that it doesn't have to be that way – it is possible to travel Tuscany on the cheap.
Is Tuscany or Amalfi better? ›
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Amalfi Coast vs. Tuscany: Where to Travel in Italy.
| Amalfi Coast | Tuscany | |
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| Must-see spot | Path of the Gods | Val d'Orcia |
| Must-try dish | Scialatielli | Panzanella |
| Famous museum | Villa Rufolo | Ufizzi Gallery |
Traveling from Tuscany to the Italian Lakes District is approximately a 240-mile (388-kilometer) trip, assuming you start in Florence and go to Como, on the shore of Lake Como. By car, that drive takes about four hours, with the train ride lasting about the same time.
Which is better Amalfi Coast or Cinque Terre? ›If you want glamour, beaches, and easier travel between towns then the Amalfi Coast is perfect for you, whereas if you're looking to get more off the beaten track and explore some incredible coastline then Cinque Terre is your best choice.
How much is the high speed train from Rome to Tuscany? ›| Transport Name | Route Time | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Autolinee Federico Standard AC | 05:40 - 09:45 | $26 |
| NTV Prima | 07:55 - 09:31 | $28 |
| NTV Salotto 1 | 09:51 - 11:17 | $113 |
| Itabus Comfort | 10:15 - 13:05 | $11 |
Intercity (IC) trains and a few frecce trains also travel along the coastal route, connecting the Tuscan cities of Massa, Viareggio, Pisa, Livorno, and Grosseto. Train travel in Italy is generally affordable and efficient.
How many days do you need for a road trip to Tuscany? ›Ideally, I would say that this Tuscany road trip would be spread across roughly 10 days to 2 weeks in Tuscany, but of course, that won't always be possible–especially if you want to see more regions of Italy during your trip!
Which airport should I fly into for Tuscany? ›It is at the cities of Pisa and Florence that you will arrive when you fly to Tuscany. Touch down at Pisa International Airport (PSA), formerly known as Galileo Galilei Airport, or Florence Airport, Peretola (FLR).
What are two popular tourist locations that are in the Tuscany region? ›- Florence.
- Siena.
- Pisa.
- Lucca.
- Arezzo.
- Pistoia.
- Val d'Orcia.
- Elba.
Florence airport is the nearest airport for most locations in Tuscany. It is a small but modern airport. Very close to the A1 motorway around Florence. Smaller planes fly into Florence due to its location.
Is there a rainy season in Tuscany? ›THE TUSCAN CLIMATE
Usually summers in Tuscany are hot with little or no rain. Spring (April and May) and Autumn (October and November) are milder and rainier, but there are still plenty of dry, sunny days. Winter can still have some sunny days but is usually wetter and colder, especially at night.
How cold is Tuscany in October? ›
Another great month to visit Tuscany, October sees pleasant weather with a few more sunny days being traded in for cloudy, rainy ones. Temperatures across the region run between 52-72°F (11-22°C) and the Tyrrhenian Sea remains relatively warm until mid-October (70°F/21°C).
What should I pack for Tuscany in October? ›- Comfortable shoes are essential.
- A chic waterproof jacket.
- Cardigan.
- Poseshe Warm Blanket scarf.
- Travel umbrella.
- Easy access travel bag.
- Sunglasses.
September offers ideal weather: cool evenings and bright and sunny days with temps averaging between 59°F to 81°F (15-27°C), making it one of the more pleasant times of year to visit Tuscany.
Is it sunny in Tuscany in October? ›There is a 55% chance of a perfect sunny day and a 45% chance of seeing some clouds, with on average 30mm of rainfall this month.
What to wear in Tuscany in late September? ›Although it is quite warm in June and September in Tuscany, evenings get chilly so a light jacket comes in handy. Think structured jacket, a cute denim jacket, a leather jacket (especially for late September or early June) or a knitted cardigan, anything that is light to carry if you will be out and about all day.
How do you get from Florence to Tuscany? ›The easiest way to get from Florence to Tuscany is a comfortable train ride from Florence. There are two trains available every hour. One train takes you directly to Siena and the other takes you to Empoli where you can change trains. A one-way ticket is generally around €6.80.
Do you need a car when visiting Florence? ›The short answer is no, you don't need a car to visit Florence. The historical center is small and walkable as well as a limited traffic area (ZTL) that requires special permits to drive into.
What is Florence known for food? ›- Antipast in Florence. Crostini neri. ...
- Pasta as a "first" course. Crespelle alla Fiorentina. ...
- Main Courses. Bistecca alla Fiorentina. ...
- Side Dishes. Fagiuoli (Fagioli) all'uccelletto. ...
- Desserts. Zuccotto.
- Day One: Take a whistle-stop tour of Florence.
- Day Two: Admire architecture in Lucca & Pisa.
- Day Three: Play at the seaside in Viareggio.
- Day Four: Sample the vino in Chianti.
Florence is worth visiting for the art and culture experience alone. The city is an art lover's paradise. Florence is home to some of the world's most famous art galleries and masterpieces. It is known as the birthplace of the Italian Renaissance, which some believe was Europe's most prosperous cultural period.
Is Tuscany 3 days enough? ›
More than three days are needed to enjoy and explore everything Tuscany offers. However, 3 days in Tuscany can be enough to explore parts of Tuscany. Such as creating 3 day Tuscany itinerary that explores either Val d'Orcia area, the Chianti area, the city of Siena, the city of Arezzo, and-or the city of Florence.
Is 2 days in Tuscany enough? ›No amount of time in Tuscany is truly enough, but in 2 days you can get a good taste of Tuscany, its incredible vineyards, romantic villages, and try a variety of delicious wine. Spend time walking around the Tuscan villages of Ridda, San Grimignano, Volterra, Montepulciano, Pienza, and Montalcino.
Do you need a car in Tuscany? ›The best way to explore Tuscany is with your own vehicle. However, driving in Tuscany is not for everyone, so while I strongly recommend getting your own car, today I want to share some tried and tested, fun ways to explore Tuscany without one!
Is Tuscany closer to Rome or Florence? ›Tuscany is roughly 185 miles south of Milan and 175 miles north of Rome. For travelers heading to this picture-perfect part of Italy by plane, international airports in Florence and Pisa are closest.
What is best way to travel Tuscany? ›The best way to get around Tuscany is either by bus or train. Trains easily connect the larger cities of northern Tuscany, including Florence, Pistoria, Lucca and Livorno.
How many days is needed in Florence? ›Filled with world-class museums and galleries, beautiful churches, and former palaces, this is a city where you'll want to spend at least two or three days—enough time to hit most of the essential landmarks, shop for quality leather goods, and stuff your face with delicious Tuscan food.
How many days is good in Florence? ›In order to visit all of the city's main attractions, you'll need to spend a minimum of 3 days in Florence. If you'd prefer to travel at a more leisurely pace, then 4 days in Florence will give you a bit more time to explore the city.
Should you spend more time in Florence or Rome? ›If you want a walkable city, endless day trip opportunities, and are focused on art, food, fashion, and wine, Florence is the right choice when debating between Florence or Rome. This is also an easy place to slow down and have a relaxing vacation or a romantic getaway.