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Tuscany is one of Italy's most charming regions, known for its rolling hills, ancient vineyards, medieval towns and rich artistic heritage. The following is an 8-day, 7-night guide to Tuscany, covering classic experiences such as rural scenery, medieval towns, vineyard dinners, and hotel and dining recommendations.
Tour Overview
Number of days: 8 days/7 nights
Budget: US $5999 (double)
Best travel time: April to October (pleasant weather and the best vineyard views)
Transportation: Self-driving (renting a car is recommended for exploring villages and towns)
Inclusive Of
Hotels: 7 nights accommodation (double occupancy) in a country manor house and city hotel.
Meals: Daily breakfast, some lunch and dinner.
Transportation: Car rental fee (including insurance).
Activities: winery tasting, town tours, etc.
Itinerary
Day 1:
Arrival in Florence
Activities: Arrive in Florence, check in to hotel, adjust to jet lag.
Luxury: Four Seasons Hotel Firenze
Value for money: Hotel Brunelleschi
Dining: Enjoy dinner at a central Florence restaurant and try Tuscan specialties such as Bistecca alla Fiorentina.
Night Tour: Stroll along the Arno River and admire the night view of the Ponte Vecchio.
Day 2:
Uffizi Gallery: See Renaissance masterpieces such as Botticelli's The Birth of Venus.
Duomo: Climb to the top for a panoramic view of Florence.
Piazzale Michelangelo: enjoy panoramic views of the city and the sunset.
Meals: Have lunch at a small restaurant in the city center and try local pasta and red wine for dinner.
Day 3:
Siena: Explore the medieval town and visit the Duomo di Siena Cathedral and Piazza del Campo.
Chianti Wine Region: Visit vineyards and wineries along the way and taste Chianti red wine.
Accommodation: Castello di Casole.
Dining: Dinner at the winery, paired with local wines and Tuscan specialties.
Day 4:
San Gimignano: A medieval tower town known as the "Manhattan of the Middle Ages".
Pastoral scenery: Drive through the hills of Tuscany and admire the scenery of vineyards and olive groves.
Accommodation: Continue to stay at a country estate hotel in the Chianti region.
Dining: Enjoy dinner at a rustic restaurant and try handmade pasta and local cheeses.
Day 5:
Pienza: An ideal town during the Renaissance, famous for its cheese and beautiful scenery.
Val d'Orcia: A UNESCO World Heritage Site, where you can photograph the classic Tuscan countryside.
Accommodation: Agriturismo Baccoleno.
Dining: Enjoy dinner at a restaurant in Pienza and try the Pecorino cheese.
Day 6:
Montepulciano: a town famous for its noble red wine (Vino Nobile).
Wine tasting: Visit a local winery and taste Montepulciano red wine.
Accommodation: Countryside hotel near Montepulciano.
Dining: Dinner at the winery, with wine pairing and Tuscan grilled meats.
Day 7:
Lucca: Bike around the ancient city walls and explore the medieval streets.
Pisa: Visit the Leaning Tower of Pisa and Piazza dei Miracoli.
Accommodation: Return to Florence and check in to a hotel in the city.
Meals: Farewell dinner at a restaurant in Florence.
Day 8:
Leaving Florence
Activities: Depending on the flight time, you can freely move around Florence, buy souvenirs or visit unfinished attractions.
Airport transfer: Transfer to Florence Airport, ending your Tuscany trip.
Travel Tips
Note for self-driving: The roads in Tuscany’s countryside are narrow, so experienced drivers are advised to rent a car.
Dressing Tips: Tuscany is hot in the summer, so it is recommended to bring light clothing and comfortable walking shoes.
Book in advance: Popular attractions and restaurants require advance reservations, especially winery tastings.
Language: Although English is widely used in tourist areas, learning a few words of Italian will make your trip smoother.
Tuscany is a poetic place. Whether it is the pastoral scenery, medieval towns or delicious food and wine, you will feel the unique charm of Italy. I hope this guide helps you plan an unforgettable trip to Tuscany!
