From Florence: 4-Day Tuscany Highlights Tour – Florence, Italy

EXPERIENCE:

Day 1:
After checking in to your hotel, begin your day with a guided tour of the Uffizi Gallery and learn more about the oldest and most famous art collection in the world. 

Following the Uffizi, join a tour of Florence’s most iconic streets and squares with a professional guide. Stroll through the stunning Santa Maria del Fiore Cathedral, the Old Bridge, the Signoria Square with its replica of Michelangelo’s David, the Republic Square and more.

Day 2:
Crossing the beautiful Chianti hills, arrive at the walled town of Monteriggioni. Drink in the town’s century-old history and relive the Medieval atmosphere before continuing to Siena, famous for its splendid examples of Gothic architecture, and enjoy a light lunch in a cozy restaurant where you can try traditional Tuscan products. 

Next, drive to San Gimignano, a UNESCO World Heritage Site famous for its wine. At the end of the day, head to the Chianti area and marvel at its picture-perfect landscapes. Sample the region’s best red wine in a rustic wine estate along with home-made aperitifs and olive oil tastings.

Day 3:
After breakfast, begin the journey to Cinque Terre National Park for an unforgettable day in one of the most enchanting landscapes in the world. Discover five villages suspended between sea and land, where you can sunbathe or swim in one of the area’s many beaches before taking the boat to Vernazza, a seaside town surrounding a small natural port.

Day 4
Today, enjoy a guided tour of the Florentine Dome and enjoy panoramic views of the entire city from its peak. Afterward, enjoy a guided tour of the Accademia, where you can see Michelangelo’s masterpiece, David.

TOUR HIGHLIGHTS:

Fall in love with picturesque Cinque Terre
Enjoy panoramic views of Florence from the Florentine Dome
Marvel at Michelangelo’s masterpieces
Explore the Tuscan countryside in Siena and Monteriggioni

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