Lombardy
All you need to know when visiting Tuscany
From medieval hilltop towns to Renaissance cities, endless exploration awaits you in one of Europe’s most renowned cultural regions. Learn all you need to know to plan your dream trip to Tuscany.
Tuscany needs no introduction
Yet, beneath the big city bustle, there awaits a charming region full of walled hill towns, family-run estates, and unforgettable coastal scenery that most visitors overlook. With unhurried market mornings soon turning into afternoons admiring historic villages, visiting Tuscany is the authentic Italian experience you’re searching for.
Things to do in Tuscany
From UNESCO-protected Siena to historic Orvieto, discover the top attractions in Lombardy.
Tuscany travel guide
Learn more about the practicalities of Italian travel, from whether you need a visa to navigating transport.
Tuscany Weather
Start planning your trip with the best times to visit Tuscany, ensuring fewer tourists and warm weather.
Experience authentic Tuscan life
Some of the moments that resonate most on our tour are the ones that put you close to everyday local life. If you’re dreaming of piazzas filled with the hustle and bustle of a weekly food market, or artisan workshops held in the same home they were centuries ago, this is the perfect region for you.
Add in a village festival and the charm of local families, and there you have the Tuscan experiences that stay forever!
Delve into the heart of Tuscany
Look past the queues and coaches to a part of Tuscany that still remains a local secret. From the stunning hill towns of Val d’Orcia to the pecorino cellars of Pienza, this is authentic Italian life, still guided by traditions passed down through generations and premium cuisine you’ll remember forever.
In addition to locally-planned excursions to the historic cities of Siena and Arezzo, we’ll eat dinner at a family-run trattoria and sample wine at centuries-old estates. This is untrodden Italy at its finest, with the top attractions in Tuscany as a bonus!
Explore our itinerary furtherFAQs
What are the best times of year to visit Tuscany?
The best times of year to visit Tuscany are at either side of the summer peak. Here, you’ll find a climate that is warm but comfortable – perfect for exploring city streets and countryside farms. This is precisely why we offer a range of dates across the seasons.
How many days should you spend in Tuscany?
There’s no perfect answer, but we’d recommend at least a week. Our tour unfolds over the course of seven days, offering plenty of time to soak in the atmosphere without feeling rushed.
What activities are popular in Tuscany villages and towns?
Whether it’s mornings perusing market trinkets or afternoons taking on the challenge of local cooking lessons, there’s no end to what you can enjoy in the charming villages and towns of Tuscany. Our tours cover all of this and more!
What visa do I need to travel to Tuscany?
Any trips to Tuscany fall within the usual EU guidelines. To explore these in further detail, just check out our Italian Travel Guide. You can also use the handy official rules here.
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