Come to Tuscany, a captivating region in central Italy. Travel through its picturesque countryside, visit a number of its quaint historic towns and great cities, meet its gracious hospitable people and pamper yourself with delicious Tuscan food and famous Chianti wines.
Then regret coming back home for not stretching your holiday longer!
A week-long program will begin from Florence because that’s in which the nearest airport terminal is.
Being the birthplace of Italian Renaissance and also the art capital of Italy, you want to spend just as much time as you possibly can in Florence. Your program therefore starts after your coach or rented car leaves for Chianti, a 45-minute drive through beautiful countryside.
Chianti is really a wine producing region, with a lot of great restaurants and wineries. Stay here overnight inside a beautifully restored farmhouse or perhaps a villa within the hills.
Wander around vineyards and olive groves before you are hungry. Look for a restaurant and some fellow travelers and take a seat to have a sumptuous meal with a lot of local wine.
Leave for Siena the following morning, another short drive for about 45 minutes and again through beautiful countryside.
Siena is really a quaint Gothic city. Its fascinating beauty and charm happen to be attracting travelers for hundreds of years. The medieval center from the city is crowded with elegant fine old buildings and Gothic churches, museums and galleries.
Piazzo del Campo may be the city’s main – and maybe the world’s best – square. It's Siena’s most widely used tourist attraction. Equally interesting may be the pleasure of walking with the narrow medieval streets and winding alleyways.
Some medieval buildings happen to be creatively changed into beautiful hotels. Stay for several days in one of these and explore this city, declared by UNESCO like a World Heritage Site. Make two excursions to some interesting places nearby.
One day walk towards the 13th century hilltop capital of scotland - Montalcino through vineyards from the makers of Italy’s priciest nectar, Brunello di Montalcino. Climb up the hill towards the church of Madonna del Soccorso and obtain a wonderful look at the town below using its medieval buildings. Go back to Siena in the evening.
Hire an automobile another day and drive towards the medieval small capital of scotland - San Gimignano. You will benefit from the drive through olive groves and vineyards dotted with castles, villas and rural houses.
From here make your way Badia a Passignano, a little village with houses built-in diverse architectural styles from different periods of history. Have lunch within the only restaurant here. The meals served here's delicious and also the wine, obviously, will be excellent within this premier wine-producing region.
Take another route while returning to Florence and see much more of Travel to Tuscany. But still a lot more places will stay unseen.
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