The adventure awaits
What is the first thing that comes to mind when you hear the word Tuscany? Whether you're a lover of delicious food, beautiful nature or good wine, you've come to the right place! In this six-day itinerary, you'll be able to visit Florence, the cradle of the Renaissance, medieval Manhattan, the city founded by legend by Sienio (hence its name Siena) and Aschia, Pisa with its world-famous Piazza of Miracles and Leaning Tower, and the true pearl of Tuscany-Lucca.
For whom is the trip suitable?
This tour is absolutely suitable for all ages and is not at all physically demanding. Of course, you have to expect to walk a bit more when hiking around the cities, but it's definitely worth it to see all the important sights, don't you think?
Program
The program I'm presenting here is more of a guide to Tuscany to help you get your bearings, and it also aims to highlight the places you should definitely not miss on your visit. If you want to swap a place in the itinerary for another that you find more interesting, of course you can, it's entirely up to you.
What is the first thing that comes to mind when you hear the word Tuscany? Whether you're a lover of delicious food, beautiful nature or good wine, you've come to the right place! In this six-day itinerary, you'll be able to visit Florence, the cradle of the Renaissance, medieval Manhattan, the city founded by legend by Sienio (hence its name Siena) and Aschia, Pisa with its world-famous Piazza of Miracles and Leaning Tower, and the true pearl of Tuscany-Lucca.
For whom is the trip suitable?
This tour is absolutely suitable for all ages and is not at all physically demanding. Of course, you have to expect to walk a bit more when hiking around the cities, but it's definitely worth it to see all the important sights, don't you think?
Program
The program I'm presenting here is more of a guide to Tuscany to help you get your bearings, and it also aims to highlight the places you should definitely not miss on your visit. If you want to swap a place in the itinerary for another that you find more interesting, of course you can, it's entirely up to you.
Your itinerary - Easy to personalizeincluded
Day 1
On the first day you will land at Pisa airport. At the airport you will rent a car, then transfer to your accommodation, followed by free time in Pisa city where you can visit various shops, eat in one of the local restaurants or bars or just stroll around the city. In the afternoon you can visit the seaside village of Marina di Pisa, where you can enjoy the local beach and harbour. I would definitely recommend staying on one of the beaches until sunset, as you will see the unforgettable scenery of colours that characterizes such a typical Tuscan sunset.
Day 2
On your second day, you'll explore one of Tuscany's most famous cities, Pisa. You will start in the heart of the city's action at the Piazza dei Miracoli, where you will be able to admire the 4 main monuments that make the square stand out: the Leaning Tower, the Cathedral, the Baptistery and the Camposanto Cemetery. After a visit to this square, which may seem like something out of a fairy tale, you will move on to other parts of Pisa, towards the royal palace of Palazzo Reale, where you will find the art museum, and at the end of the day take a walk along the famous streets of Borgo Stretto and Borgo Largo. Then it's a lazy walk back to our accommodation.
Day 3
On the third day, we have to leave Pisa quite early in the morning, because we have a nearly two-hour journey to a city where time stopped somewhere in the Middle Ages - Siena. Here, try to catch the highlights of the city: La piazza del Campo with its majestic buildings, the local museum where you can learn more about Siena's history, as well as the religious gems, including the cathedral and the baptistery. After lunch in one of Siena's traditional restaurants, you'll head to San Gimignano, a town in the Tuscan hills about 40 km away, known as the medieval Manhattan. Once you visit the local cathedral, piazza, museum or traditional house, you'll immediately see why. Once you've explored San Gimignano, you'll be on your way back to your accommodation in Pisa.
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itinerary by Pamela Pettinaroli
The adventure awaits
What is the first thing that comes to mind when you hear the word Tuscany? Whether you're a lover of delicious food, beautiful nature or good wine, you've come to the right place! In this six-day itinerary, you'll be able to visit Florence, the cradle of the Renaissance, medieval Manhattan, the city founded by legend by Sienio (hence its name Siena) and Aschia, Pisa with its world-famous Piazza of Miracles and Leaning Tower, and the true pearl of Tuscany-Lucca.
For whom is the trip suitable?
This tour is absolutely suitable for all ages and is not at all physically demanding. Of course, you have to expect to walk a bit more when hiking around the cities, but it's definitely worth it to see all the important sights, don't you think?
Program
The program I'm presenting here is more of a guide to Tuscany to help you get your bearings, and it also aims to highlight the places you should definitely not miss on your visit. If you want to swap a place in the itinerary for another that you find more interesting, of course you can, it's entirely up to you.
What is the first thing that comes to mind when you hear the word Tuscany? Whether you're a lover of delicious food, beautiful nature or good wine, you've come to the right place! In this six-day itinerary, you'll be able to visit Florence, the cradle of the Renaissance, medieval Manhattan, the city founded by legend by Sienio (hence its name Siena) and Aschia, Pisa with its world-famous Piazza of Miracles and Leaning Tower, and the true pearl of Tuscany-Lucca.
For whom is the trip suitable?
This tour is absolutely suitable for all ages and is not at all physically demanding. Of course, you have to expect to walk a bit more when hiking around the cities, but it's definitely worth it to see all the important sights, don't you think?
Program
The program I'm presenting here is more of a guide to Tuscany to help you get your bearings, and it also aims to highlight the places you should definitely not miss on your visit. If you want to swap a place in the itinerary for another that you find more interesting, of course you can, it's entirely up to you.
Your itinerary - Easy to personalizeincluded
Day 1
On the first day you will land at Pisa airport. At the airport you will rent a car, then transfer to your accommodation, followed by free time in Pisa city where you can visit various shops, eat in one of the local restaurants or bars or just stroll around the city. In the afternoon you can visit the seaside village of Marina di Pisa, where you can enjoy the local beach and harbour. I would definitely recommend staying on one of the beaches until sunset, as you will see the unforgettable scenery of colours that characterizes such a typical Tuscan sunset.
Day 2
On your second day, you'll explore one of Tuscany's most famous cities, Pisa. You will start in the heart of the city's action at the Piazza dei Miracoli, where you will be able to admire the 4 main monuments that make the square stand out: the Leaning Tower, the Cathedral, the Baptistery and the Camposanto Cemetery. After a visit to this square, which may seem like something out of a fairy tale, you will move on to other parts of Pisa, towards the royal palace of Palazzo Reale, where you will find the art museum, and at the end of the day take a walk along the famous streets of Borgo Stretto and Borgo Largo. Then it's a lazy walk back to our accommodation.
Day 3
On the third day, we have to leave Pisa quite early in the morning, because we have a nearly two-hour journey to a city where time stopped somewhere in the Middle Ages - Siena. Here, try to catch the highlights of the city: La piazza del Campo with its majestic buildings, the local museum where you can learn more about Siena's history, as well as the religious gems, including the cathedral and the baptistery. After lunch in one of Siena's traditional restaurants, you'll head to San Gimignano, a town in the Tuscan hills about 40 km away, known as the medieval Manhattan. Once you visit the local cathedral, piazza, museum or traditional house, you'll immediately see why. Once you've explored San Gimignano, you'll be on your way back to your accommodation in Pisa.
Accommodation where you'll rest easyincluded
Flights that get you thereincluded
The car you'll be drivingincluded
In-app guideincluded
Select your travel group
Choose the dates that work best for you
Overall trip rating
