A land of great food, historical cities, narrow streets, and an atmosphere you'll simply fall in love with. In the coming days, you can look forward to a combination of iconic places, beautiful views, Tuscan towns, and the unforgettable Lago di Como.

You have a trip to two beautiful Tuscan cities ahead of you. In the morning, I recommend leaving Florence for Pisa, where one of the most famous monuments in all of Italy is located. 

You will discover the iconic Piazza del Campo, the historical center, and the magnificent Duomo di Siena.

Florence is a city where there's always something to discover. Besides the famous squares, bridges, and charming streets, you'll also find plenty of museums and galleries. If you have time, it's definitely worth visiting the Galleria dell'Accademia, where Michelangelo's David is located, or the famous Galleria degli Uffizi with its important works of art. Some stops can easily be spread over the previous days if you feel like heading back into the city. Florence is ideal for slow walks, short stops for coffee, gelato, or Aperol.

Today, an excursion awaits you to the beautiful Lake Como, which is one of the most beautiful places in northern Italy. You will visit two picturesque towns, Bellagio and Varenna, which lie opposite each other and are connected by a ferry.

If you have a few hours left before your departure, I definitely recommend using them to briefly explore Milan. For easier movement around the city, a great option may be to leave your luggage in a luggage storage and enjoy your last moments in Italy without the unnecessary burden of luggage. If you don't have time for some of the main places on the day of departure, you can easily spread them out into the afternoon or evening program in Milan. For example, Castello Sforzesco with Parco Sempione park, Arco della Pace, or the Navigli evening district. Thanks to this, you can enjoy Milan at your own pace and mood.