Experience Tuscany as you know it from postcards and photographs. Discover the rolling landscape with olive groves and groups of cypresses, stroll through the narrow stone streets of hilltop towns, immerse yourself in hot thermal springs that travel agencies won't take you to. Visit Montepulciano, named the friendliest city in the world by the Time Out travel website. And taste some of the best wines this land has produced: the sparkling Brunello di Montalcino and Nobile di Montepulciano (you'll gladly forget about the Chianti in straw-covered bottles for tourists :-)). And as an added bonus, Siena: a Renaissance pearl of Tuscany, somewhat unfairly in the shadow of the more famous Florence.
Experience Tuscany as you know it from postcards and photographs. Discover the rolling landscape with olive groves and groups of cypresses, stroll through the narrow stone streets of hilltop towns, immerse yourself in hot thermal springs that travel agencies won't take you to. Visit Montepulciano, named the friendliest city in the world by the Time Out travel website. And taste some of the best wines this land has produced: the sparkling Brunello di Montalcino and Nobile di Montepulciano (you'll gladly forget about the Chianti in straw-covered bottles for tourists :-)). And as an added bonus, Siena: a Renaissance pearl of Tuscany, somewhat unfairly in the shadow of the more famous Florence.
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After landing at Florence Airport, pick up your reserved car (according to the instructions you will receive before departure). This will give you freedom of movement and allow you to reach places less accessible by public transport. The program depends on your arrival time. If you arrive in the evening, check in and have a seat in one of the countless bars, either near your hotel or perhaps in Piazza della Signoria with a breathtaking view of Palazzo Vecchio. If you have more time, I have prepared a walking tour of the most important monuments of Florence, where you can admire the palaces, churches and squares of this Renaissance jewel of Tuscany.
Head south to your destination, Montepulciano, the "friendliest city in the world". Before you get there, stop in Siena, which would be a shame to miss. You can easily spend several hours in this historical gem and still have something to admire. Have lunch in one of the many trattorias and then head to Montepulciano, where you will stay. You will have the whole next day for the city, but if you have the time and inclination, head out in the evening to the narrow streets surrounded by stone palaces and taste some of the excellent wines offered here at every turn.
You'll dedicate this day to exploring the town where you're staying. It's sure to win you over with its authentic atmosphere. And not just that! The rolling hills, vineyards, and the paths between them are not only a feast for the eyes but also invite you to take a short walk. If you have the time and inclination, put on your shoes and head along the dirt roads towards Montefollonico. You don't have to go all the way there, after all, it's almost eight kilometers, just a short distance is enough to enjoy this beautiful landscape up close.








Just pay a deposit of 6 708 Kč today and pay the balance by 2. 10. 2026

Experience Tuscany as you know it from postcards and photographs. Discover the rolling landscape with olive groves and groups of cypresses, stroll through the narrow stone streets of hilltop towns, immerse yourself in hot thermal springs that travel agencies won't take you to. Visit Montepulciano, named the friendliest city in the world by the Time Out travel website. And taste some of the best wines this land has produced: the sparkling Brunello di Montalcino and Nobile di Montepulciano (you'll gladly forget about the Chianti in straw-covered bottles for tourists :-)). And as an added bonus, Siena: a Renaissance pearl of Tuscany, somewhat unfairly in the shadow of the more famous Florence.
Experience Tuscany as you know it from postcards and photographs. Discover the rolling landscape with olive groves and groups of cypresses, stroll through the narrow stone streets of hilltop towns, immerse yourself in hot thermal springs that travel agencies won't take you to. Visit Montepulciano, named the friendliest city in the world by the Time Out travel website. And taste some of the best wines this land has produced: the sparkling Brunello di Montalcino and Nobile di Montepulciano (you'll gladly forget about the Chianti in straw-covered bottles for tourists :-)). And as an added bonus, Siena: a Renaissance pearl of Tuscany, somewhat unfairly in the shadow of the more famous Florence.
Deposit


After landing at Florence Airport, pick up your reserved car (according to the instructions you will receive before departure). This will give you freedom of movement and allow you to reach places less accessible by public transport. The program depends on your arrival time. If you arrive in the evening, check in and have a seat in one of the countless bars, either near your hotel or perhaps in Piazza della Signoria with a breathtaking view of Palazzo Vecchio. If you have more time, I have prepared a walking tour of the most important monuments of Florence, where you can admire the palaces, churches and squares of this Renaissance jewel of Tuscany.
Head south to your destination, Montepulciano, the "friendliest city in the world". Before you get there, stop in Siena, which would be a shame to miss. You can easily spend several hours in this historical gem and still have something to admire. Have lunch in one of the many trattorias and then head to Montepulciano, where you will stay. You will have the whole next day for the city, but if you have the time and inclination, head out in the evening to the narrow streets surrounded by stone palaces and taste some of the excellent wines offered here at every turn.
You'll dedicate this day to exploring the town where you're staying. It's sure to win you over with its authentic atmosphere. And not just that! The rolling hills, vineyards, and the paths between them are not only a feast for the eyes but also invite you to take a short walk. If you have the time and inclination, put on your shoes and head along the dirt roads towards Montefollonico. You don't have to go all the way there, after all, it's almost eight kilometers, just a short distance is enough to enjoy this beautiful landscape up close.








Just pay a deposit of 6 708 Kč today and pay the balance by 2. 10. 2026
