Is Tuscany worth visiting?

Yes, Tuscany is totally worth visiting because it offers an unexpected amount of excitement. While art, history, cuisine, and wine are all great reasons to visit Tuscany, the region also has a fun side that should not be overlooked.

Which are the best places to visit in Tuscany?

Siena: Siena, located 70 kilometres south of Florence and encircled by rolling hills and farmland, is a must-see when in Tuscany because of its rich history, art, and culture. It is one of Tuscany's most popular and picturesque tourist attractions.Pisa: Pisa, located in northern Tuscany, is renowned for its leaning tower, which all tourists must climb and pose for a photo with. When you arrive at Piazza Dei Miracoli, you'll have a chance to see the Renaissance-style cathedral and baptistery.Florence: As one of the world's most beautiful, romantic, and refined cities, Florence is well-known for being the birthplace of the Renaissance. It is a vibrant metropolis known for its world-class fashion and shopping as well as its rich culinary heritage and world-renowned Tuscan wines.Chianti region: Vineyards and farmland cover rolling hills and low mountains in the Chianti region, which is famous for its excellent wines around the world. Thousands of tourists flock to the region's wineries and towns each year as it lies halfway between Florence and Siena.Lucca: Lucca, located northeast of Pisa and best known for its well-preserved city walls, is a charming destination well worth a trip by train or bus. They are now a pleasant pedestrian promenade that encircles an enchanting old town, where classy palaces, piazzas, and churches are located.San Gimignano: In addition to wandering through the city's historic streets and admiring the stunning views, San Gimignano has a couple of good museums that house some of Italy's finest artworks and relics. It's here that you'll find out more about the 2,000-year-old history of the former Etruscan village as well as its Gothic and Romanesque architecture.

How far is Tuscany from Rome?

Tuscany is 279.1 kilometers away from Rome if you are travelling via A1/E35 and the journey will take you around 3 hours 7 minutes.

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Tuscany Day Trip from Rome With Lunch & Wine

Q: What will we get to do on a Tuscany day trip from Rome?

Sightseeing and walking tour: On a Tuscany day trip from Rome you'll see rolling hills and cypress trees in exuberant hues of orange, yellow, and green as you drive parallel to the Val D'orcia aka Rolling hills of Tuscany. In order to fully appreciate the area's history and culture, you'll need a professional tour guide. After a walking tour of Montepulciano's hill town, you'll continue your journey to the mediaeval yet operational wine cellar. Check out this 16th century Renaissance church, which features travertine facades and soft sunlight, as well as a stunning interior.Enjoy delicious meals: Make your way to Tuscany for lunch and enjoy a delectable three-course meal paired with wine from the cellar of an authentic Tuscan farmhouse vineyard, including the renowned Brunello di Montalcino and varieties from the vineyard itself. As you make your way to Pienza, home of the world-famous pecorino sheep's milk cheese, be sure to stock up on some souvenir bottles of Tuscan wine. Purchase some top-notch balsamic vinegar, wines, pecorino cheese, and other regional delicacies during your Tuscany day trip from Rome.Click pictures: Take a stroll around the neighborhood and snap a few Instagram-worthy shots. Drive back to Rome after a satisfying Tuscany day trip from Rome with lunch and wine.

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Tuscany Day Trip from Rome Highlights

Feast upon a traditional 3-course gourmet lunch paired with wine, seated in a legitimate vineyard wine cellar
Hear the enchanting commentary and history of the world-famous region
Find the serenity at San Biago church- a perfect getaway from the crowds
Chill around the Pienza in your free time to explore the locally produced cheeses, wines, and balsamic vinegar

Tuscany Day Trip from Rome Overview

Activity Duration: 13 hours (Approx.).

Activity Timings: All days.

Activity Location: Tuscany, Italy.

About Tuscany Day Trip from Rome With Lunch & Wine:

Unwind yourself on a trip to the scenic beauty of central Italy- Tuscany, famous for its landscapes, history, artistic legacy, and its influence on high culture.

Tick off some hotspots from your list of UNESCO World Heritage Sites as the town envelops 7 heritage sites.

With everything well arranged for you, you can lay back and relish the famous wine, food and scenery all in a single day.

About the Tuscany Day Trip from Rome With Lunch & Wine:

An air-conditioned, comfortable coach will pick you up from Rome city.
As you drive parallel to Val D'orcia aka Rolling hills of Tuscany, you’ll see the rolling hills and cypress trees in the exuberant hues of orange, yellow and green. Your professional tour guide will be accompanying you as he explains the area’s rich culture.
Your first destination will be a walking tour in the hill town of Montepulciano, continue to stroll around towards the medieval yet functioning wine cellar.
Head over to San Biagio, a 16th-century Renaissance church with a travertine facade shadowing soft sunlight with a magnificent decor inside.
Take a short drive towards a Tuscan lunch. Enjoy a delightful 3-course meal paired well with wine from the cellar of an authentic vineyard farmhouse, added the famous Brunello di Montalcino and variations from the vineyard itself.
Stock some souvenir Tuscan wine to take back home as you head to the final stop: Pienza, famous for its local pecorino sheep's milk cheese.
Acquire some good-quality pecorino cheese, balsamic vinegar, wines, and other local specialities.
Wander around and take some amazing Instagram worthy pictures of the local streets.
End your Tuscany Day Trip from Rome With Lunch & Wine in a fulfilled drive back to Rome.

How to Reach?

By Cab: Take a car/cab ride from the Metropolitan City of Rome to Rione IV Campo Marzio via Piazzale Brasile. The distance is around 3.6 km and will take around 12 minutes.

By Walk: Take a walk from the Metropolitan City of Rome to Rione IV Campo Marzio via Sistina. The distance is around 2.4 km and will take around 26 minutes.

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Tuscany Taster Tour: Round-trip from Rome with Lunch & Wine:

13 Hours

USD 168.76

USD 118.13

Per Child

Take a full-day tour of the amazing picturesque Tuscany. Unravel the beautiful locations of the region with the assistance of an expert tour guide as he teaches you about the culture and tradition of the city and its neighbourhood.

Note: Children aged below the age of 1 can enter free of charge and children between the age of 2-14 will be charged at a child price, whereas, children above the age of 14 will be considered adults.

Price Includes

Meals
- 3-course gourmet lunch and wine tasting at a Tuscan farm
Guide
- An expert guide will assist you during the whole day's tour.
Transfers
Pickup and drop-off to and from Rome City.

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A fair amount of walking is involved, and comfortable shoes are recommended.
Wheelchairs and strollers cannot be accommodated on this tour.
Entrance to churches requires appropriate dress. Shoulders and knees must be covered. Entry may be refused due to improper dressing.
Please note that the itinerary and the venues visited might vary according to season and availability, always offering the same inclusions.
Children aged below the age of 1 can enter free of charge and children between the age of 2-14 will be charged at a child price, whereas, children above the age of 14 will be considered adults.
ID proof is mandatory for each individual guest at the time upon arrival.
All foreign nationals must share their passport and visa details at the time upon arrival.

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Tuscany Day Trip from Rome FAQs

Is Tuscany worth visiting?

Yes, Tuscany is totally worth visiting because it offers an unexpected amount of excitement. While art, history, cuisine, and wine are all great reasons to visit Tuscany, the region also has a fun side that should not be overlooked.
Which are the best places to visit in Tuscany?
- Siena: Siena, located 70 kilometres south of Florence and encircled by rolling hills and farmland, is a must-see when in Tuscany because of its rich history, art, and culture. It is one of Tuscany's most popular and picturesque tourist attractions.
- Pisa: Pisa, located in northern Tuscany, is renowned for its leaning tower, which all tourists must climb and pose for a photo with. When you arrive at Piazza Dei Miracoli, you'll have a chance to see the Renaissance-style cathedral and baptistery.
- Florence: As one of the world's most beautiful, romantic, and refined cities, Florence is well-known for being the birthplace of the Renaissance. It is a vibrant metropolis known for its world-class fashion and shopping as well as its rich culinary heritage and world-renowned Tuscan wines.
- Chianti region: Vineyards and farmland cover rolling hills and low mountains in the Chianti region, which is famous for its excellent wines around the world. Thousands of tourists flock to the region's wineries and towns each year as it lies halfway between Florence and Siena.
- Lucca: Lucca, located northeast of Pisa and best known for its well-preserved city walls, is a charming destination well worth a trip by train or bus. They are now a pleasant pedestrian promenade that encircles an enchanting old town, where classy palaces, piazzas, and churches are located.
- San Gimignano: In addition to wandering through the city's historic streets and admiring the stunning views, San Gimignano has a couple of good museums that house some of Italy's finest artworks and relics. It's here that you'll find out more about the 2,000-year-old history of the former Etruscan village as well as its Gothic and Romanesque architecture.
How far is Tuscany from Rome?

Tuscany is 279.1 kilometers away from Rome if you are travelling via A1/E35 and the journey will take you around 3 hours 7 minutes.

What is the best time to visit Tuscany?

The best time to visit Tuscany is during mid-to-late spring (April to May) and early autumn (September to October), when the landscape is at its most lively and the weather is exceptionally pleasing, with temperatures ranging from 17°C to 23°C in spring and 20°C to 26°C in autumn.

What will we get to do on a Tuscany day trip from Rome?

Sightseeing and walking tour: On a Tuscany day trip from Rome you'll see rolling hills and cypress trees in exuberant hues of orange, yellow, and green as you drive parallel to the Val D'orcia aka Rolling hills of Tuscany. In order to fully appreciate the area's history and culture, you'll need a professional tour guide. After a walking tour of Montepulciano's hill town, you'll continue your journey to the mediaeval yet operational wine cellar. Check out this 16th century Renaissance church, which features travertine facades and soft sunlight, as well as a stunning interior.
Enjoy delicious meals: Make your way to Tuscany for lunch and enjoy a delectable three-course meal paired with wine from the cellar of an authentic Tuscan farmhouse vineyard, including the renowned Brunello di Montalcino and varieties from the vineyard itself. As you make your way to Pienza, home of the world-famous pecorino sheep's milk cheese, be sure to stock up on some souvenir bottles of Tuscan wine. Purchase some top-notch balsamic vinegar, wines, pecorino cheese, and other regional delicacies during your Tuscany day trip from Rome.
Click pictures: Take a stroll around the neighborhood and snap a few Instagram-worthy shots. Drive back to Rome after a satisfying Tuscany day trip from Rome with lunch and wine.

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Vatican City

Known officially as the State of the Vatican City, the Vatican happens to be the capital of the Roman Catholic Church. Making for the smallest independent country of the world, Vatican City is known popularly for its architectural marvels. Packed with historical and religious buildings, this small nation has a charm of its own. Vatican City was founded during the 326 A.D. With the growth of housing and population, the very first palace came into existence during the rule of Pope Symmachus in the fifth century. The Papal States flourished under the Roman Empire and encompassed a huge part of Italy.

Pantheon

The Pantheon is the most iconic landmark of Rome that has become a major crowd puller in recent days! It is an ancient monument which is famous for being the first pagan temple that has been transformed into a church! It has a mind-boggling history and has been reconstructed twice after being burned down by fires.

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Roman Forum

Roman Forum is an archaeological site in Rome with staggering ruins of ancient monuments, temples, government buildings, and public spaces. It was once the center for all religious, political, public and commercial activities of the Roman Empire and has now turned into a major tourist attraction of present-day Rome. The Roman Forum, also known as Forum Romanum in Latin is located in the heart of the ancient city. It is the most influential representation of the iconic Roman architecture where you can witness the remnants of the powerful Roman Empire and experience its splendor.

St. Peter's Basilica

Considered to be the center of Christendom, St. Peter’s Basilica is one of the major pilgrimage sites of the Vatican City. A home to many Renaissance and Baroque art, this iconic basilica is a major attraction for history lovers as it takes them in for a ride through the impressive Roman history.

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St. Peter’s square

St. Peter's Square, also known as the "Piazza San Pietro" is the gateway to the Vatican and is located in the heart of the city. Right in front of the square is located the St. Peter's Basilica, the world's second-largest Catholic church.

Trevi Fountain

Fontana di Trevi, better known as the Trevi Fountain holds the first position in the list if Rome’s most celebrated monuments. Making for a classic symbol of this spectacular city, this fountain happens to be a major free attraction, propelling approximately 1,200 visitors every hour. Situated in the historic center of Rome, this sculptural monument is perched on a square close to the meeting point of Via di S. Vincenzo, Via del Lavatore, and Via della Stamperia.

Basilica of St. John Lateran

Known to be the most ancient church in the world, Basilica of St. John Lateran is one of the main tourist attractions in Rome. Built around the 4th century, this fascinating architecture is standing still even after going through various earthquakes, fires, and natural calamities. Rome, known for its beautiful architecture, has been blessed with this ancient holy place said to be the “Mother and head of all churches on earth”. Basilica of St. John Lateran is an essential spot for many pilgrims and is one of the most beautiful landmasses in Rome.

Centro Storico

In the heart of the city where all the main attractions are located, stands a crossroad - Centro Storico, having a number of monuments telling their own stories. From popular Italian high street brands like Fendi, Gucci, and Versace, to on-the-spot brewed beers, this place offers an endless amount of things to see and activities to do. Centro Storico is also home to some famous art galleries like Spazio Rossana Orlandi and Galleria Deodato Arte.