Tuscany, Florence and Siena
Nowhere embodies the essence of Italy like Tuscany. Home to artwork by Italian masters, historic architecture and mouthwatering food and wine, a holiday here has a little something for everyone.
Spend seven nights in the Tuscan countryside venturing out to visit the region's most picturesque towns and cities - Florence, Siena and Pisa, together with smaller towns and medieval villages like Lucca and San Gimignano. We'll uncover some of the world's finest artistic and architectural treasures and taste some of the regions produce during a delicious rural lunch at a local farmhouse.
This holiday is ideal for travellers looking to uncover the beating heart of Tuscany, away from the hustle and bustle of city life.
At a glance
Highlights
- Enjoy a guided sightseeing tour of the city of Florence, the 'Pearl of the Renaissance'.
- Explore one of the world’s finest art galleries, the Uffizi Gallery on a reserved timed visit (2026 only).
- Discover one of the finest medieval cities, Siena, on a guided tour.
- Visit San Gimignano, one of Italy’s most beautiful hilltop villages and sample some traditional fare at a local farmhouse.
- Marvel at the architecture in Lucca and Pisa, home of the Leaning Tower and Pisa cathedral.
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Travel connections
All transfer times listed here are approximate, and dependent on traffic. If you have a question regarding transfer times please don't hesitate to contact us.
| Arrival airport | First hotel location | Transfer time | Final hotel location | Departure airport | Transfer time |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pisa International Airport | Colle di Val d'Elsa | 1 hr 45 mins | Colle di Val d'Elsa | Pisa International Airport | 1 hr 45 mins |
| Pisa International Airport | Monteriggione | 1 hr 45 mins | Monteriggione | Pisa International Airport | 1 hr 45 mins |
FAQs
- Currency: Euro
- Flight time: Approx. 2 hrs 30 mins to 2 hrs 55 mins
- Language: Italian
- Time zone: GMT+1
- Country: Italy
We want to ensure you make the correct choice before you book your holiday with us. If you have any concerns regarding the suitability of the holiday due to reduced mobility we would encourage you to call us to discuss these concerns. General information on mobility in connection with our tours can be found on our Passengers with Reduced Mobility FAQs page.
Some people find that the food on offer in hotels is different than what they’re used to back at home, so we thought we’d put together some guidance to help you know what to expect. We say it’s the perfect excuse to really embrace the Italian way of life!
Breakfast
Many hotels offer a limited choice of hot breakfast items, but breakfast is usually Continental style, with bread roll, jams, cheese, cold meats, cereal and sweet pastries, and juice, coffee and tea available.
Evening meals
Where evening meals are provided in hotels on our tours, you can usually expect three courses with a choice of two or three dishes per course:
- First course – may be local pasta dish or soup
- Main course - usually meat or fish course with salad or one or two vegetables
- Dessert – fresh fruit, a local cake/desert or ice cream
Hotels will try to accommodate dietary requirements, however you need to advise of any at the time of booking.
Menus will vary from hotel to hotel, and choice will be more limited than in a normal restaurant.
Note: At some hotels we may be asked to choose your menu the evening before or at breakfast on the day of - this helps the hotel to give a more efficient experience
A la carte options at some hotels
Some hotels have the possibility of upgrading to an a la carte menu. If this were an option, you would be advised of this in resort and pay for this locally and receive a credit towards it. However this is specific to only some hotels, and also at their discretion.
Difference in cooking styles
Some dishes are served cooler in Italy than you might expect – this is done intentionally as it’s thought to preserve the delicate flavours of each ingredient than if it was piping hot. Don’t worry – it’s still fresh and thoroughly cooked!
Some of your favourite Italian dishes have regional differences in Italy, and may be different to how you’d find them at home. Again, we say this is the perfect way to experience authentic Italian cuisine and to celebrate the nuances of different regions.
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