Rome to Tuscany Day Trip
A day tour to Tuscany from Rome to visit the best destinations; Siena, San Gimignano, Chianti region with wine tasting in a local winery
Professional and experienced drivers for your transfer service and tours and routes in Tuscany aboard cars, minivans and vans leaving from Rome. We offer transfer services with a private driver aboard comfortable sedans for 2 to 3 people, minivans for 3 to 8 people with air conditioning, impeccable cleanliness is our triumph!
Our qualified drivers are available for private tours and services during your stay in Rome to Tuscany
Our drivers work in the following areas:
Florence, Siena, Volterra, San Gimignano, Montepulciano, Chianti Area, Montalcino, Monteriggioni, Pisa, Lucca, Pienza, Val D’Orcia.
Below is a list of services we can provide for you and your travel group:
– Pick-up services in Rome with transfer to any destination in Tuscany
– Wineries and wine tasting, off the beaten and non-tourist trail in Tuscany
– Visits to producers and tasting of Tuscan cheeses, hams and vinegars leaving from Rome
– Full-day or half-day tours to any destination in Tuscany from Rome
– Accompanied shopping visits to Tuscan outlets: The Mall Florence, Prada Space, Barberino Designer
– Sightseeing and tasting tours in the countryside
From the iconic rolling hills and picturesque medieval towns to the always exquisite shopping for food, wine and crafts, you’ll capture the very essence of Tuscany on this full-day private tour into the heart of Italy. With one of our experienced drivers at the helm, your day will be unforgettable – and completely stress-free.
Give us the opportunity to take you on this private Rome to Tuscany Day Trip with your own private driver/guide. Enjoy magnificent landscapes and wonderful views in your private, chauffeur-driven luxury vehicle.
Your driver will pick you up directly from your accommodation in Rome for your tour of Tuscany
MONTEPULCIANO, the first of them, is one of the regions with the most incredible landscapes in Tuscany, so enjoy it without moderation. In town, visit Piazza Grande, Palazzo Comunale, Cathedral and Palazzo Contucci. Also visit the cellars located in palaces for a tasting of wines and cold cuts. In fact, the city is known for the wines Nobile de Montepulciano and Rosso de Montepulciano, in addition to having been the setting for the movie “New Moon”, from the Twilight series.
In PIENZA, the Renaissance atmosphere prevails. Known for being the place where Pope Pius II was born, the municipality also has an unmissable attraction: pecorino sheep’s cheese, one of the local specialties. Some points that deserve your attention are the Porta al Prato, the Piazza Grande, the Duomo and the Torre dell’Orologio. It is between Montepulciano and Pienza that the Val d’Orcia is located, considered a UNESCO Heritage Site due to its panoramic landscapes.
MONTALCINO is also part of the Val d’Orcia and is situated on a hill between the valleys of the River Ombrone. The place is also known for the Brunello di Montalcino wine. Despite this being the most traditional in the region, the city is still known for the Rosso de Montalcino Doc, the Sant’Atimo Doc and the Moscadelo Doc.
SIENA
Montalcino is just 40 km from Siena, the next city that deserves the tourist’s attention. Also built on the hill, the medieval city is surrounded by walls and once competed with Florence for commercial dominance in the region. It has excellent infrastructure and very famous points of interest, such as Palazzo Pubblico, Piazza del Duomo and Piazza del Campo.
SAN GIMIGNANO
Leaving Siena, it is another 90 km to San Gimignano. In Tuscany it is very worthwhile to take alternative roads, such as the Chianti Route, which is between the two cities. Full of breathtaking landscapes, the road is known for the production of one of the most famous wines in Italy and for its saffron fields and vineyards! The route also passes through the Val d’Elsa, another very beautiful region of Tuscany.
Once in San Gimignano, tourists will understand how the small town is also a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Full of towers, the town also guarantees good points of interest, such as Piazza della Cisterna, the Cathedral, Piazza Pecori and Palazzo Vecchio del Podesta.
FLORENCE
The end of your road trip couldn’t happen in a better city. Breathing art, Florence is not only the capital of Tuscany but also of the Renaissance. Set aside a good few days to explore the municipality, which is one of the most culturally and historically rich in Italy. Some of the most must-see spots are Piazza del Duomo, Santa Maria del Fiori Cathedral, Ponte Vecchio, Piazza della Signoria, Degli Uffizi Gallery and Galeria dell’Academia (where the David, Michelangelo’s iconic work, is located).
If you have more days available, be sure to stop by Pisa, Lucca, Volterra, Cortona and Arezzo. Even in Cortona, you’ll feel like you’re in the movie “Under the Tuscan Sun”, while in Arezzo scenes from “Life is beautiful” by Roberto Benigni were filmed. Enjoying this region calmly, by car, will guarantee unforgettable memories for you, traveller.
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BOOKING – ROME TO TUSCANY DAY TRIP
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Step 4: Completing the operation
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