Our tours provide the traveller a journey by way of the area as an area, not a vacationer. Meeting and attending to know the locals and truly residing the Tuscan lifestyle. Leonardo took us to Siena and San Gimignano.During the drive he shared some very cool issues as we handed villages and monuments, like the US cemetery where WWII troopers are bu

Ever because the Etruscans dropped by to party and stayed, Tuscany has seduced. The Romans stocked their grain silos right here, Christians walked levels of a medieval pilgrimage route, and Napoleon plundered art (and suffered terribly in exile in a wonderful neoclassical villa with fig trees and sea view on the paradisiacal island of Elba). Floren

Ever because the Etruscans dropped by to party and stayed, Tuscany has seduced. The Romans stocked their grain silos right here, Christians walked stages of a medieval pilgrimage route, and Napoleon plundered art (and suffered terribly in exile in a beautiful neoclassical villa with fig bushes and sea view on the paradisiacal island of Elba). Flore

The heart and soul of Tuscany is the city of Florence, often known as the Cradle of the Renaissance with its riches to be present in its artwork galleries and museums. The metropolis itself is a UNESCO World Heritage site. The Duomo, Florence’s superb cathedral is an incredible structure in itself.Guided visit to the Accademia Gallery. This

I suggest taking the Chiantigiana Road, often known as the SR222 and the Chianti wine street because it provides you the most beautiful views, takes you thru quaint windy roads, usually of Chianti and takes you directly to lots of the wineries. Siena doesn't have a practice station but could be reached by bus in somewhat over an hour, leaving from