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Exploring Tuscany by Car
We have compiled the following two-day tour that introduces y … More
We have compiled the following two-day tour that introduces you to what we believe are the best offerings Tuscany has to offer.
Most people think of medieval frescoes when you mention Tuscany, but this region is also home to some stunning coastline. So while the crowds flock to Florence, turn the other cheek and head to Livorno. From here, it’s a short hop to San Gimignano and on to Siena, before nipping into neighbouring Umbria, where you’ll pass by the Lago Trasimeno, with its jaw-dropping views over the voluptuous countryside. By now, your significant other should be putty in your hands. If not, Tuscany has a few more tricks up its sleeve, in the form of Arezzo, Empoli and Lucca…
Most people think of medieval frescoes when you mention Tuscany, but this region is also home to some stunning coastline. So while the crowds flock to Florence, turn the other cheek and head to Livorno. From here, it’s a short hop to San Gimignano and on to Siena, before nipping into neighbouring Umbria, where you’ll pass by the Lago Trasimeno, with its jaw-dropping views over the voluptuous countryside. By now, your significant other should be putty in your hands. If not, Tuscany has a few more tricks up its sleeve, in the form of Arezzo, Empoli and Lucca…
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A Yahoo! User
I would never have thought of hiring a car and exploring this way - good one!
Posted 1 year ago
Report AbusePeter (View Peter's trips)
the trip sound's great but i am araid i am toooo old 76 so it has to a short trip in the south of england cheers Peter.
Posted 1 year ago
Report Abuseyip (View yip's trips)
your never to old, my father is the same age and travels the world, never let age hold you back.
Posted 1 year ago
Report AbuseLori (View Lori's trips)
I agree you're never too old. We met a lovely man from Manchester traveling alone on a cruise to Naples, Athens, Kusadasi, Istanbul and Alexandria/Cairo last winter. He was 78. I find cruising to be very relaxing. Unpack once and take some of the more strenuous tours by bus instead of on foot. Many leave from Southampton. Perhaps you should give it a try :)
Posted 1 year ago
Report AbuseA Yahoo! User
just back from Tuscany; based in Florence for 6 days; day trips to Siena; Pisa and Rome then 4 days on the beach to recover at Pesaro; best to book museum tickets in advance on line; we travelled by bus; local train and eurostar; again buy tickets 1 day in advance to save hassle on the day; stations have machines in English to buy tickets; rea place to visit
Posted 1 year ago
Report AbuseE. W (View E. W's trips)
It's indeed a great trip, but the Cinque Terre are actually in Liguria, not Tuscany. Still, definitely worth seeing them. Enjoy!
Posted 1 year ago
Report Abuseabbo58 (View abbo58's trips)
Take in the beautiful hillside town of Barga complete with mountaintop church,fabulous veiws of surrounding mountains and countyside.Lovely inexpensive bars and restaraunts.Well worth the hour journey from Lucca
Posted 7 months ago
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