Futuria Toscana

With our vehicles and our drivers a full day itinerary.

On this tour, you can get to know the Chianti region with wine-tasting and a visit to different wine cellars. In addition, there will be opportunities to taste some of the traditional delicacies of the region and to take a pleasant stroll around a few typical, medieval small towns that have maintained their unique, timeless atmosphere.

The wine cellar selected for a tour will be based on the availability of the owners of the wine cellar, a client’s preference and on the place of departure for a tour.

Our guests have chosen most of all the following itineraries:
The Castello di Albola Winery- where there will be an interesting guided-tour of the wine cellar and an explanation of the process of winemaking, from the harvest to fermentation to the aging of the wine.
The I Selvatici Winery- a typical family-owned business where absolute priority is given to maintaining traditions. This winery produces a world-renowned “Vinsanto” which was cited in Wine Spectator Magazine
The Castello di Brolio Winery is run by the “Ricasoli” family and is the source of the famous “Chianti Classico” denomination.
The Fontodi Winery- a producer that makes a “Chianti Classico” of excellent quality. This winery is flanked by the famous hills of the Florentine Chianti region.
The Fattoria di Felsina- which produces its own olive oil. Here you can try different olive oils produced on-site and visit the facilities for oil production.
The Rocca di Castagnoli – apart from producing the singular “Chianti Classico,” a visit to this winery affords pleasant views of the medieval town, with its spectacular views of the “Chianti” region, all from the terrace of the winery’s castle.

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1) FLORENCE, AREZZO, SIENA, CORTONA and all the neighboring towns and environs:

2) LIVORNO, PISA, LUCCA, PERUGIA, ASSISI and all the neighboring towns and environs:

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With our vehicles and our drivers throughout the wine country, a full day itinerary: Montepulciano is home to one of the most famous and interesting Italian wines known as “Nobile di Montepulciano.”

This fascinating itinerary could begins in the heart of the historic center of the town. It includes wine-tasting and chances to sample some of the typical products while taking a pleasant stroll along the streets of the historic centre or going underground to visit a wine cellar located inside an ancient Etruscan tomb.
We will be sure not to miss the spectacular wine cellar called “Redi,” which is one of the largest and most mysterious in Italy.
Some other wine producers nearby that we may visit for a tasting include “Avignonesi,” “Ercolani,” “Contucci,” and “Poliziano.”
We will stop in Pienza, a rare example of Renaissance town planning.
Pienza is defined the “ideal town”, the “utopia town” and it represents nowadays one of the most concrete method construction through which in Renaissance age they tried to realize a model of life and an ideal government on earth, working out an idea of town able to give concrete answer to the desire of civil, pacific and laborious coexistence between man. It was the “utopia of civitas” vainly pursued by ancient time man. Pienza is even famous for the production of the one-of-a-kind cheese known as “pecorino.”
In the afternoon, as we make our way toward Montalcino, we will stop off for a wine-tasting of the famous “Brunello” wine at “Casanova de’ Neri,” the leaders in the production of the celebrated and important world-class wine known as “Brunello di Montalcino.”

A visit to the fortress of the town and different characteristic wine cellars will finish off the day’s itinerary.
As an alternative to Montalcino, it is possible to visit the estate of the “Biondi-Santi” whose founder is known as the father of “Brunello.” There you can taste a vintage wine produced on the premises.

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AREZZO, SIENA, CORTONA and all the neighboring towns and environs:

FLORENCE ,LUCCA, PERUGIA, ASSISI and all the neighboring towns and environs:

3) ROME and all the neighboring towns and environs:

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With our vehicles and our drivers a full day itinerary.
to the five small towns of Riomaggiore, Menarola, Monterosso, Vernazza and Coniglia have maintained their characteristic port-town atmosphere. They are some of the most-frequented places along the Italian coast.

The trail called the “Via dell' Amore” winds along seaside cliffs and typical Mediterranean landscapes with vineyards, olive groves and terraced gardens nestled along the sides of the mountains. This trail follows the entire pathway of the coast, along which you can take spectacular hikes.

Beaches and a relaxing atmosphere are found in Porto Venere, a city famous for its beauty in the Genoa style of the twelfth century.

AVAILABLE FROM:

1) AREZZO, SIENA, FLORENCE, PISA, LUCCA and all the neighboring towns and environs:

2) GENOA, PORTOFINO, RAPALLO and all the neighboring towns and environs:

Price on request

With our vehicles and our drivers a full day itinerary.
Originating back to the ancient Etruscans, Arezzo is above all the city of Piero della Francesca, one of the most famous painters of the first Renaissance. His series of frescoes is housed in the Basilica of Saint Francis.

Arezzo is a city that will mesmerize you with its monuments such as the Gothic cathedral, the Grand Square, the Romanist church of St. Mary della Pieve, and the Archeological Museum. The lively, characteristic streets in the historic center come alive the first Sunday of every month during the Antique Fair, the most famous and longest running antique fair in Italy.

Arezzo is also widely known as the center of the gold industry. There are numerous businesses that specialize in gold production.

We suggest to stop for lunch at a typical restaurant where you can sample some traditional dishes, from the famous steaks and roasted duck to different toasted breads known as “bruschette," all accompanied by a wide variety of pasta dishes.

Cortona is one of the oldest Italian cities.
Dating back to the Etruscan times, Cortona rests on the flanks of one of the highest hills in the Valdichiana area. There are many remaining testaments to its rich history: the Etruscan walls with the double lancet doors, two Etruscan tombs that are open to the public, the Archeological Museum and the narrow streets and alleys that give Cortona a unique medieval atmosphere.

Cortona is the city described in the world famous book “Under the Tuscan Sun” by Francis Mayes. It is a place in which even a shopping spree can provide delightful surprises!

AVAILABLE FROM:

1) FLORENCE, SIENA, PERUGIA and all the neighboring towns and environs:

2) LIVORNO, LUCCA, PISA, ASSISI and all the neighboring towns and environs:

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With our vehicles and our drivers a full day itinerary.

Assisi is the city of Saint Francis. It is located at the top of a spur, a setting which offers an enchanting view of the surrounding valleys full of vineyards and fields of sunflowers. You can begin your trip visiting the Basilica of St. Francis, a treasure of Italian Gothic art which houses the prized frescoes of Giotto, Cimabue, Lorenzetti and Simone Martini. You will be able to visit the Basilica of Saint Clare and then to the picturesque streets and alleys of the historic center and the majestic Medieval buildings like the Municipal building, the "Palazzo del Comune" and the "Capitano del Popolo" building. The next stop after Assisi that we suggest is the church of "Santa Maria degli Angeli" which offers a unique visiting experience. In this singular, majestic church of the late Renaissance period, the "Porziuncola" chapel is housed. This was the first chapel constructed by order of St. Francis, around which it was decided to build the basilica to exalt and honor the memory of the saint.

Orvieto is famous for its majestic Gothic cathedral with frescoes from Luca Signorelli, the Archaeological Museum and its medieval historic centre. Nearby there is Bolsena Lake and the ghost town of Civita. This unusual itinerary through the hills of the northern Lazio takes you in search of places, smells and flavours of an ancient land and its rich traditions.

THE TOUR IS AVAILABLE FROM:

1 AREZZO, SIENA, PERUGIA and all the neighboring towns and environs:

2)FLORENCE, LUCCA and all the neighboring towns and environs:

3) ROME and all the neighboring towns and environs:

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With our vehicles and our drivers a full day itinerary.
The Casentino area is a diverse and special place. The Casentino valley is situated between the towns of Arezzo and Florence and still has medieval charm and takes you back in time.

The history of the Casentino area is linked to the name and events of Saint Francis of Assisi who lived in the Sanctuary of La Verna for many years. It was also the site of several battles between armies from Arezzo and Florence, who sought to gain supremacy in the region during much of the Middle Ages and control this strategic location.

As a testament to this, there are many castles that remain standing, several with original architectural elements. The most famous of these are the castles in Poppi and in Romena.

The Casentino area is also a religious place with the Monastery of Camaldoli and the Sanctuary of La Verna, which houses masterpieces by Della Robbia, the most celebrated ceramics artist of the Renaissance.
The Casentino is an area for nature lovers as well with the Casentino Natural Park. This densely wooded park is one of the oldest and most well preserved parks in all of Italy. Two important rivers originate here, the Arno (which flows to Florence) and the Tevere (which flows to Rome), both important water sources.

The Casentino area was the territory of the Etruscans and of the Romans and there are many noteworthy pieces of art found in several of the "Pievi" or Roman churches that dot the area. The most famous of these are the churches of Socana and Romena.

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AREZZO, CORTONA and all the neighboring towns and environs:

FLORENCE, LUCCA, SIENA, PERUGIA, ASSISI and all the neighboring towns and environs:

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With our vehicles and our drivers a full day itinerary.
Assisi is the city of Saint Francis. It is located at the top of a spur, a setting which offers an enchanting view of the surrounding valleys full of vineyards and fields of sunflowers. You can begin your trip visiting the Basilica of St. Francis, a treasure of Italian Gothic art which houses the prized frescoes of Giotto, Cimabue, Lorenzetti and Simone Martini. You will be able to visit the Basilica of Saint Clare and then to the picturesque streets and alleys of the historic center and the majestic Medieval buildings like the Municipal building, the "Palazzo del Comune" and the "Capitano del Popolo" building. The next stop after Assisi that we suggest is the church of "Santa Maria degli Angeli" which offers a unique visiting experience. In this singular, majestic church of the late Renaissance period, the "Porziuncola" chapel is housed. This was the first chapel constructed by order of St. Francis, around which it was decided to build the basilica to exalt and honor the memory of the saint.

Along the road to Cortona, there is a stop at Lake Trasimeno for lunch in a local restaurant. After lunch, you can enjoy a nice stroll along the lakeside path in Passignano.

Cortona is one of the oldest Italian cities.
Dating back to the Etruscan times, Cortona rests on the flanks of one of the highest hills in the Valdichiana area. There are many remaining testaments to its rich history: the Etruscan walls with the double lancet doors, two Etruscan tombs that are open to the public, the Archeological Museum and the narrow streets and alleys that give Cortona a unique medieval atmosphere.

Cortona is the city described in the world famous book “Under the Tuscan Sun” by Francis Mayes. It is a place in which even a shopping spree can provide delightful surprises!

AVAILABLE FROM:

1) AREZZO, SIENA, PERUGIA and all the neighboring towns and environs:

2) FLORENCE, LUCCA and all the neighboring towns and environs:

3) ROME and all the neighboring towns and environs:

Price on request

The Ferrari Museum.
The legend within reach!
The historic models, the Formula One cars of the champion drivers…follow the evolution and the process of car making that became a legend.
In the heart of the province of Modena, among the "Padana" flatlands sits the vinegar producers, "Leonardi." This characteristic dairy farm dates back to the 19th century and the "Leonardi" family has guarded the secrets to the production of balsamic vinegar, passed on from generation to generation. This is a unique opportunity for for an experience as we try five different types of balsamic vinegar, aged between 10-100 years.

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AREZZO, FLORENCE and all the neighboring towns and environs:

SIENA, LUCCA and all the neighboring towns and environs:

VENICE, PADUA and all the neighboring towns and environs:

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With our vehicles and our drivers a full day itinerary.
Florence is surely one of the most fascinating cities in Italy. Within the city, there is a wealth of historical and artistic treasures and so to do Florence justice, this itinerary requires an entire day. We suggest to include the “Accademia,” home of the famous statue of David by Michelangelo, the “Galleria degli Uffizi,” the most important painting gallery in Italy (Note: in order to visit both of these museums, it is necessary to make a reservation in advance, if you are interested, ask for information via mail), the Cathedral, the church of the Holy Cross, the open-air market of Saint Lawrence, and the Old Bridge. You can also do a bit of shopping in the shops of the historic centre and have lunch in a local restaurant and even taste the renowned “bistecca fiorentina” or Florentine steak.
The visit to Florence could be preceded by a stop at Michelangelo Square where you can enjoy a splendid view of Florence and its monuments.

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AREZZO, SIENA, PERUGIA, LUCCA, CORTONA and all the neighboring towns and environs:

GENOA, BOLOGNA, VENICE, PADUA and all the neighboring towns and environs:

With our vehicles and our drivers a full day itinerary.

Orvieto is famous for its majestic Gothic cathedral with frescoes from Luca Signorelli, the Archaeological Museum and its medieval historic centre. Nearby there is Bolsena Lake and the ghost town of Civita. This unusual itinerary through the hills of the northern Lazio takes you in search of places, smells and flavours of an ancient land and its rich traditions.

AVAILABLE FROM:

1) AREZZO, SIENA, PERUGIA and all the neighboring towns and environs:

STARTING PRICE UP TO 4 PEOPLE: € 300 for the car from 1 to 4 person + € 20 for each extra person - max 8 person for van
The fees do not include lunch or any entrance fees for churches or museums.

2)FLORENCE, LUCCA and all the neighboring towns and environs:

3) ROME and all the neighboring towns and environs:

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With our vehicles and our drivers an half/ full day itinerary.

Outlets: PRADA, GUCCI, DOLCE E GABBANA, FENDI, ARMANI, FERRAGAMO, VALENTINO, UNGARO, CELINE, LOWE, YSL, BOTTEGA VENETA, MAX MARA, MIU MIU

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FLORENCE, SIENA, AREZZO, CORTONA and all the neighboring towns and environs:

PISA, LIVORNO, LUCCA, PERUGIA, ASSISI and all the neighboring towns and environs:

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With our vehicles and our drivers a full day itinerary.

You can begins the itinerary from Arezzo, a city of ancient Etruscan origins, which is where Piero della Francesca, one of the most famous painters of the 1st Renaissance, completed his most famous cycle of frescoes, housed in the Basilica of Saint Francis.

Arezzo is a city that will mesmerize you with its monuments such as the Gothic cathedral, the Grand Square, the Romanist church of St. Mary della Pieve, and the Archeological Museum. The lively, characteristic streets in the historic center come alive the first Sunday of every month during the Antique Fair, the most famous and longest running antique fair in Italy.

Arezzo is also widely known as the center of the gold industry. There are numerous businesses that specialize in gold production.
We suggest to stop for lunch at a typical restaurant where you can sample some traditional dishes, from the famous steaks and roasted duck to different toasted breads known as “bruschette," all accompanied by a wide variety of pasta dishes.
After lunch, the itinerary continues with a visit to see Piero della Francesca's "Madonna del Parto" of Monterchi.

You will be able to end your itinerary in Sansepulcro at the Civic Museum in which other famous masterpieces by Piero della Francesca are displayed. Sansepulcro is also a pleasant medieval town to take a stroll in or shop around in some of its many shops that sell typical products from the area.

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AREZZO, CORTONA and all the neighboring towns and environs:

FLORENCE, LUCCA, SIENA, PERUGIA, ASSISI and all the neighboring towns and environs:

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With our vehicles and our drivers a full day itinerary.

Pisa is the town of the "Leaning Tower" and of the masterpieces of Roman architecture in Tuscany which include the "Duomo" or Cathedral, the Baptistery, the "Camposanto" or Cathedral Complex. All of these are located within the spectacular "Square of Miracles." Pisa sits along the river Arno and in the past it was one of the powerful Maritime Republics.

Lucca is perhaps the only town in Italy which has maintained all of its medieval walls intact. Within these walls that surround the town, there are many spectacular monuments such as: the Cathedral, the Church of Saint Michael and Saint Frediano and two singular points of artistic value in Italy. The first is the Amphitheatre Square with its oval-shaped perimeter it demonstrates how the buildings of today were built on top of the ruins of a Roman amphitheatre. The second is the Tower of the Giugigi, which is visible from almost any spot in Lucca. This tower has a magnificent tree-lined garden at the top, full of ancient Cedar trees, and offers a wonderful view of Lucca and its surrounding valleys.

THE TOUR IS AVAILABLE FROM:

AREZZO, SIENA, FLORENCE and all the neighboring towns and environs:

GENOA, PORTOFINO, RAPALLO, 5 TERRE and all the neighboring towns and environs.

Price on request

With our vehicles and our drivers a full day itinerary.

Pisa is the town of the "Leaning Tower" and of the masterpieces of Roman architecture in Tuscany which include the "Duomo" or Cathedral, the Baptistery, the "Camposanto" or Cathedral Complex. All of these are located within the spectacular "Square of Miracles." Pisa sits along the river Arno and in the past it was one of the most powerful Maritime Republics.

Livorno was also a powerful Maritime Republic.
Today it is a modern, pleasant city with a splendid seafront, a picturesque neighbourhood with canals know as "Venezia" because of its similarity to the famous city. There is an open-air market which is among the most famous and expansive in all of Italy where you can find just about anything. Livorno is also the home of "Cacciucco," a delicious, one-of-a-kind fish soup that you can try in one of the many restaurants that specialize in it within the town.

Volterra is a town with origins dating back to the Etruscan times. Its historic centre contains some notable medieval structures such as the Archaeological Museum and the Grand Square with the Cathedral. Outside the walls that surround the town there is an ancient Roman theatre. Volterra is also famous for the production and manufacturing of alabaster.

AVAILABLE FROM:

AREZZO, SIENA, FLORENCE and all the neighboring towns and environs:

GENOA, PORTOFINO, RAPALLO, 5 TERRE and all the neighboring towns and environs:

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Rome is the "Eternal City," a centre of art and culture that is important throughout the world. It is a city that requires a sojourn of at least a month to be understood. Using our vehicles, all of which have the necessary permit to enter into the restricted areas of the city centre and along with our professional drivers, all of whom have experience as tour guides, you can get around to many of the wonders that the city has to offer: The Vatican, the Coliseum, the Roman Forum, the Spanish Steps, the Pantheon, the Navona Square and the Trevi Fountain.
If you prefer, however, to visit places that are off the beaten path but just as fascinating and mysterious, just ask our driver/guide. You will be taken to sites where history leaves space for myth, where the imperial, stately art of the ancient capital is complemented by testimonies of the times and flavours thought non-existent. It is a trip to a part of Rome that is unknown to mass tourism.

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AREZZO, SIENA, CORTONA, PERUGIA, ASSISI, ORVIETO and all the neighboring towns and environs:

FLORENCE, LUCCA and all the neighboring towns and environs

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With our vehicles and our drivers a full day itinerary.

Siena is one of the most famous tourist sites in Italy. It is perhaps most well-known for the "Palio." This horse race takes place twice a year in the splendid square called the "Piazza del Campo." It takes you back to the traditions of the 14th century as it sets all 19 "Contrade" or neighbourhoods of the town against one another for the prized "Palio" banner.

Siena was also an important seat of the university and a centre of art and culture from the medieval times until the end of the Renaissance. There are many remaining testaments to Siena's historical importance, such as the "Duomo." This cathedral is a splendid example of Tuscan Gothic architecture with its beautiful façade made of black and white marble and its magnificent interior space. There is also the Church of Saint Dominick which dominates the city and is home to the remains of Saint Catherine and also the Civic Painting Gallery which contains masterpieces of Italian painting.

Along the road that connects Siena to San Gimignano, the tour can make a stop at Monteriggioni where there is a castle that was built to control access to the Chianti hills. Today it stands as a prized example of medieval fortress architecture, set within a typical Tuscan landscape of vineyards and olive groves.
San Gimignano was an important thoroughfare situated on "Via Francigena," an ancient road used by the pilgrims from France as they made their way to visit Rome. The powerful patron families of the town erected as many as 72 towers, making it a sort of Medieval New York City! Today there are 14 towers that remain and give San Gimignano a real Medieval atmosphere, with its narrow streets and hidden courtyards.
San Gimignano is also famous for the production of a very good white wine known as "Venaccia di San Gimignano." On the tour, you can try this wine at one of the numerous wine producers' shops in the nearby area.

AVAILABLE FROM:

AREZZO, FLORENCE and all the neighboring towns and environs

LIVORNO, PISA, LUCCA, PERUGIA, ASSISI and all the neighboring towns and environs:

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With our vehicles and our drivers a full day itinerary.

The Etruscans were the first great civilization in Italy that produced great and valuable works of art. There are wonderful examples of Etruscan art at the archaeological site of Cerveteri, at the Archaeological Museum and within the tombs at Tarquinia, with its finely frescoed walls, as well as the historic centre of Tuscania with its solid surrounding wall.
This itinerary follows the path of the great people from whom the Romans inherited an advanced level of civilization.

AVAILABLE FROM:

1) AREZZO, SIENA, PERUGIA and all the neighboring towns and environs:

2) FLORENCE, LUCCA and all the neighboring towns and environs:

3) ROME and all the neighboring towns and environs:

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Venice is a place beyond description.
You can only come to appreciate the fantastic atmosphere of Venice by strolling through its narrow streets, bridges and canals.
A ride on a "gondola."
A coffee in Saint Mark's Square.
A boat tour of the islands of the lagoon.
A stroll in the market.
A unique place, a must see at least once in your lifetime, even if it is just for a day.

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AREZZO, FLORENCE and all the neighboring towns and environs:

SIENA, LIVORNO, PISA, LUCCA, and all the neighboring towns and environs:

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With our vehicles and our drivers a full day itinerary.

This is the town of Romeo and Juliet and the "Arena," the most well-preserved Roman amphitheatre in which concerts and performances are still put on today. Verona is an exceptional place with many remaining testaments to its historical and artistic importance in Italy. It is a town that knows how to offer all the delicacies of its important tradition of good wine and gastronomy.
We suggest a lunch that include a wine-tasting at the "Bottega del Vino," the most famous wine cellar in town. You will learn about the unique wine called "L' Amarone della Valpolicella" and the wide variety of traditional dishes from Verona.

AVAILABLE FROM:

AREZZO, SIENA, FLORENCE and all the neighboring towns and environs:

LIVORNO, PISA, LUCCA, VENICE, PADUA and all the neighboring towns and environs:

Price on request

Departing from Livorno:

PISA AND LUCCA
Pisa is the town of the "Leaning Tower" and of the masterpieces of Roman architecture in Tuscany which include the "Duomo" or Cathedral, the Baptistery, the "Camposanto" or Cathedral Complex. All of these are located within the spectacular "Square of Miracles." Pisa sits along the river Arno and in the past it was one of the powerful Maritime Republics.
Lucca is perhaps the only town in Italy which has maintained all of its medieval walls intact. Within these walls that surround the town, there are many spectacular monuments such as: the Cathedral, the Church of Saint Michael and Saint Frediano and two singular points of artistic value in Italy. The first is the Amphitheatre Square with its oval-shaped perimeter it demonstrates how the buildings of today were built on top of the ruins of a Roman amphitheatre. The second is the Tower of the Giugigi, which is visible from almost any spot in Lucca. This tower has a magnificent tree-lined garden at the top, full of ancient Cedar trees, and offers a wonderful view of Lucca and its surrounding valleys.

"5 TERRE"
The five small towns of Riomaggiore, Menarola, Monterosso, Vernazza and Coniglia have maintained their characteristic port-town atmosphere. They are some of the most-frequented places along the Italian coast.
The trail called the “Via dell' Amore” winds along seaside cliffs and typical Mediterranean landscapes with vineyards, olive groves and terraced gardens nestled along the sides of the mountains. This trail follows the entire pathway of the coast, along which you can take spectacular hikes.
Beaches and a relaxing atmosphere are found in Porto Venere, a city famous for its beauty in the Genoa style of the twelfth century.
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Departing from Livorno:

PISA AND VOLTERRA
Pisa is the town of the "Leaning Tower" and of the masterpieces of Roman architecture in Tuscany which include the "Duomo" or Cathedral, the Baptistery, the "Camposanto" or Cathedral Complex. All of these are located within the spectacular "Square of Miracles." Pisa sits along the river Arno and in the past it was one of the most powerful Maritime Republics.
Volterra is a town with origins dating back to the Etruscan times. Its historic centre contains some notable medieval structures such as the Archaeological Museum and the Grand Square with the Cathedral. Outside the walls that surround the town there is an ancient Roman theatre. Volterra is also famous for the production and manufacturing of alabaster.

SAN GIMIGNANO AND VOLTERRA
San Gimignano was an important thoroughfare situated on "Via Francigena," an ancient road used by the pilgrims from France as they made their way to visit Rome. The powerful patron families of the town erected as many as 72 towers, making it a sort of medieval New York City! Today there are 14 towers that remain and give San Gimignano a real medieval atmosphere, with its narrow streets and hidden courtyards.
San Gimignano is also famous for the production of a very good white wine known as "Venaccia di San Gimignano." On the tour, you can try this wine at one of the numerous wine producers' shops in the nearby area.
Volterra is a town with origins dating back to the Etruscan times. Its historic centre contains some notable medieval structures such as the Archaeological Museum and the Grand Square with the Cathedral. Outside the walls that surround the town there is an ancient Roman theatre. Volterra is also famous for the production and manufacturing of alabaster.

Price on request

Departing from Civitavecchia:

ROME
Rome is the "Eternal City," a centre of art and culture that is important throughout the world. It is a city that requires a sojourn of at least a month to be understood. Using our vehicles, all of which have the necessary permit to enter into the restricted areas of the city centre and along with our professional drivers, all of whom have experience as tour guides, you can get around to many of the wonders that the city has to offer: The Vatican, the Coliseum, the Roman Forum, the Spanish Steps, the Pantheon, the Navona Square and the Trevi Fountain.
If you prefer, however, to visit places that are off the beaten path but just as fascinating and mysterious, just ask our driver/guide. You will be taken to sites where history leaves space for myth, where the imperial, stately art of the ancient capital is complemented by testimonies of the times and flavours thought non-existent. It is a trip to a part of Rome that is unknown to mass tourism.

ON THE ROAD OF THE ETRUSCANS
The Etruscans were the first great civilization in Italy that produced great and valuable works of art. There are wonderful examples of Etruscan art at the archaeological site of Cerveteri, at the Archaeological Museum and within the tombs at Tarquinia, with its finely frescoed walls, as well as the historic centre of Tuscania with its solid surrounding wall.
This tour follows the path of the great people from whom the Romans inherited an advanced level of civilization.

ORVIETO, CIVITA, LAGO DI BOLSENA ITINERARY
Orvieto is famous for its majestic Gothic cathedral with frescoes from Luca Signorelli, the Archaeological Museum and its medieval historic centre. Nearby there is Bolsena Lake and the ghost town of Civita. This unusual itinerary through the hills of the northern Lazio takes you in search of places, smells and flavours of an ancient land and its rich traditions.

OSTIA, LAGO DI NEMI ,CASTEL GANDOLFO ITINERARY
Ostia was once the biggest Mediterranean port, the natural sea outlet of Rome.
The archaeological site located there today conserves much testimony to its important past with temples, paved roads and thermal bathhouses with magnificent Roman mosaics.
A blast to the past and a look at the history of a civilization that from here spreads out to the entire known world.

Nemi is where the Roman Naval Museum is located because it was in this lake that the ship of the Emperor Caligola was discovered. It is a pleasant town in which you take a stroll and have lunch along the lakeside terrace The lake is located within the crater of an ancient volcano.
Castel Gandolfo is the summer residence of the Pope. It is a place that has been forgotten in time. It is nestled on a rocky cliff and has typical narrow streets, different artisan's workshops and several shops that sell typical products from the area.
 
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FIRST ITINERARY
From Venice across Verona, Modena (balsamic vinegar & Ferrari Museum), Florence (Chianti, Siena, San Gimignano, Pisa and all over Tuscany), Assisi, Orvieto, Rome, Naples and the Amalfi coast.

SECOND ITINERARY
From Milan or Turin , across Modena (balsamic vinegar & Ferrari Museum), Florence (Chianti, Siena, Pisa and all over Tuscany), Assisi, Orvieto, Rome, Naples and the Amalfi coast.

THIRD ITINERARY
From Milan or Turin , across Genova (the Acquarium), Portofino, the “Cinque Terre“, Forte dei Marmi, Pisa, Florence (Chianti, Siena,Gimignano and all over Tuscany), Assisi, Orvieto, Rome, Naples and the Amalfi coast.