Best of Florence
Florence doesn't need to be described. It is the City of the Arts; cradle of the Renaissance and situated on both banks of the Arno River. It has always been the core of the Italian art. Home of the De Medici Family, Dante, Machiavelli, Michelangelo and many other artists, it is an open-air museum. In Florence you can spend entire days admiring the artists whose works are still visible to this day. Our drivers will get you there in around an hour's drive through the main highway that links the port to the city, while always having the opportunity to admire the breathtaking Tuscany countryside.

Best of Florence and Pisa
With this tour, instead of visiting only Florence, our English-speaking driver will also take you to Pisa. Before going to Florence or on your way back, you will stop at the "Field of Miracles", where three of the main monuments of Pisa are located: the leaning tower of Pisa, the Cathedral and the Baptistery, all surrounded by medieval walls.

Tuscan Countryside
Have you already seen the main city in Tuscany? Here is a new tour for you. Away from the chaos of the big cities, you will arrive into a marvellous area, driving through medieval towns and beautiful surrounding valleys. Your first stop is San Gimignano, the "Manhattan" of Italy for its number of tall towers. Leaving this enchanting town, our driver will bring you to another marvellous medieval town: Siena. In Siena, host of the famous horse race: the "Palio of Siena".

Lucca and Pisa

If you have already been to Florence, here is the opportunity to visit one of the best preserved cities of Tuscany within a 30-minute drive from the port of Livorno. Lucca offers you an amazing sequence of buildings dating back from the Roman Era to the Renaissance Period. After this beautiful town, the final part of the day may be spent with the visit of Pisa and its "Field of Miracles (Leaning Tower, Cathedral; Baptistery)".

Wine tasting
Take advantage of this package tour from Rome and embrace the heart of Tuscany wine country, visiting the Chianti region. Stop at the wineries and follow the technique of wine-making from the grape-vine to the bottle. Savour the warmth of the ruby liquid as it trickles through your being.