Half-day Tours in Tuscany

Enjoy a relaxing visit to two of Florence's most spectacular green spaces with this walking tour of Florence gardens. Explore the massive Boboli Garden behind the Pitti Palace, once the private garden of the Medici family. See the Bardini Garden with its collection of art work on display.

Learn the stories behind the masterpieces - and explore an iconic UNESCO World Heritage Site up close - on this walking tour of Pisa. With just a small group for company, you'll get up close and personal with the Leaning Tower of Pisa, the Pisa Baptistery and Cathedral, and other landmarks along the Piazza dei Miracoli. Set off in the afternoon and enjoy the perfect overview of the city's main attractions.

Unlock the secrets of Florence's famous Duomo - an architectural marvel designed in the 15th century and the icon of the Renaissance city. Learn about the history of Brunelleschi's red-roofed dome from a knowledgeable guide as you climb to its very top, stopping along the way to explore hidden terraces and chambers not open to the general public. Be rewarded by unmatched panoramic views of Florence from the top, and explore the rest of the magnificent Duomo complex at your leisure with a 24-hour entrance ticket.

Bring Dan Brown's bestselling novel Inferno to life on a half-day walking tour of Florence. Led by a local guide, you'll spot the attractions visited by the code-cracking main character, Robert Langdon. Explore the secret passageways of the Palazzo Vecchio and check out the Hall of Geographical Maps, the Florence Baptistery and Dante's Death Mask. This tour includes admission to top sites like Giotto's Bell Tower, Brunelleschi's Dome and more.

Discover the beauty of the Tuscan Val d'Orcia region on a day trip to Pienza and Montepulciano with your own private driver. After leaving Siena, you'll travel through the village of Buonconvento and then into the idyll of gentle hills and stone hamlets that typify the Tuscan landscape. Spend time in Pienza, exploring its artisan shops and trying its famous pecorino cheese, then continue to medieval Montepulciano for a winery visit and tasting.