Have some tantalising tasting times when visiting vineyards on a private tour of Tuscany. However it is not all lushish vineyards, it is a city of significant historical landmarks, architecture, natural landscapes and sandy beaches.
There is something for every type of holiday you can think of:
Mountains for the energetic to climb, Architecture for the budding designer, city tours of museums, galleries and landmarks for the historian, Vineyards for the amateur wine taster and beaches for the sun worshippers.
One of the most quirky and visited Towers in the World is found in the city of Pisa in the province of Tuscany, due to the fact that it is ‘leaning’ to one side and for a bit of trivial information it is not the only building in Pisa that leans!
The language spoken in Italy today originated from Tuscany; the Italian spoken today is based on the dialect spoken by the people of Tuscany dating back to the Renaissance period.
Close your eyes and find yourself in the magical light of Piazza del Campo, reopen to enjoy the atmosphere of San Gimignano and find yourself admiring the charm of the challenge between the Tower of Pisa and the force of gravity. This and much more is the
Explore the breathtaking Ligurian coast on a Cinque Terre Day Trip, a small corner of paradise divided into five villages suspended on steep cliffs overlooking the sea; experience a unique landscape, where vegetation and lush vineyards frame a spectacular
Explore the breathtaking Ligurian coast on a tour of Cinque Terre, a small corner of paradise divided into five villages suspended on steep cliffs overlooking the sea, you will experience a unique landscape and a place where vegetation and lush vineyards
Experience the breathtaking beauty of the Tuscan countryside by vintage Fiat 500 on an 8-hour scenic driving tour. Stop for a light lunch at a Chianti winery. Marvel at medieval villages in the rolling hills of the famous wine region, and more
After a day in the city why not enjoy a funny and interactive cooking class in Central Florence where you'll prepare and then enjoy a 3-course meal?
Visit the Accademia Gallery with our guides. You will get the opportunity to immerse yourself in Michelangelo’s art and see his most famous work, the statue of David, and other important masterpieces
Learn how to make a traditional Italian pizza and typical gelato at a 3-hour cooking class in central Florence. Get tips on techniques from an expert chef. Then, tuck into your own creations at the end of the hands-on class, and savor the flavors of Italy
On the tracks of the Medici Family! Discover the amazing story of the ruling family of Florence, from the very beginning to the extinction of the Dynasty. Our licensed guide will lead you through a fascinating itinerary and will show you all the places.
Learn to cook like an Italian at a 4-hour cooking class, and enjoy a Tuscan meal in Siena. With our chef learn tips and techniques to make an Italian meal that you can recreate at home.
Visit the Heart of Siena and its Cathedral with an Expert Guide. Siena is a treasure trove of historical, artistic, religious and cultural riches all to be discovered. The best way to do it is on foot, admiring the changes to the town over the centuries.
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The best time to visit Tuscany will all depend on your preferences; If it is a sun-soaked holiday beside the pool or on the beach then anytime during the summer months is for you. If you are more interested in sightseeing or want to do more activities then April, May, September and early October are better-suited weather wise. Those months are also ideal months for going on private tours as they are less crowded and cheaper.
The prices of food, drink and accommodation may vary slightly within Italy, but there are always good places to find that are reasonable. On average you are looking at a B&B for one night for around 22Euro offseason and 40Euro peak season. There are lots of small restaurants the will do great deals for early bird meals. For private tours, the prices again will vary depending on the time of the year you are looking to go on one.
Always do good research on the destination you are travelling to and book any private tour you can before travelling. Keep all valuables in a safe place and only carry enough money to do you for the day. When carrying money be aware of your surroundings, it does not matter what country you are in. Drink bottled water to be on the safe side and always check that the cap is sealed before opening it. Never walk alone at night in dark streets.
Italy has a typical Mediterranean climate which means that it is cool in the winter with a good bit of rainfall. The northern mountainous areas have snowfalls that can be extreme during January. In Southern Italy however, the temperature rarely drops to freezing in the winter. The summer months are very hot with temperatures rising to 32-degree Celsius or higher. Spring and Autumn's months have lovely warm days and chilly nights.
The best time to visit Tuscany will all depend on your preferences; If it is a sun-soaked holiday beside the pool or on the beach then anytime during the summer months is for you. If you are more interested in sightseeing or want to do more activities then April, May, September and early October are better-suited weather wise. Those months are also ideal months for going on private tours as they are less crowded and cheaper.
The prices of food, drink and accommodation may vary slightly within Italy, but there are always good places to find that are reasonable. On average you are looking at a B&B for one night for around 22Euro offseason and 40Euro peak season. There are lots of small restaurants the will do great deals for early bird meals. For private tours, the prices again will vary depending on the time of the year you are looking to go on one.
Always do good research on the destination you are travelling to and book any private tour you can before travelling. Keep all valuables in a safe place and only carry enough money to do you for the day. When carrying money be aware of your surroundings, it does not matter what country you are in. Drink bottled water to be on the safe side and always check that the cap is sealed before opening it. Never walk alone at night in dark streets.
Italy has a typical Mediterranean climate which means that it is cool in the winter with a good bit of rainfall. The northern mountainous areas have snowfalls that can be extreme during January. In Southern Italy however, the temperature rarely drops to freezing in the winter. The summer months are very hot with temperatures rising to 32-degree Celsius or higher. Spring and Autumn's months have lovely warm days and chilly nights.
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