Tuscan Treasures of Pisa with Tower Climb 2
Discover Tuscany's legendary city of Pisa and its Piazza dei Miracoli, where you will tour the baptistery and cathedral and climb the famous Leaning Tower.
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Florence On Your Own 3
Perfect for those who have been to Florence before or for independent guests who prefer to explore on their own, this tour drops you off in this legendary Italian city where you are free to explore at your leisure.
Private Excursion: The Traditions of Carrara Marble
In the Tuscan mountains, discover the stories of the celebrated marble used in ancient landmarks, artistic masterworks and modern design.
Medieval Siena and San Gimignano
Your tour of remarkably preserved medieval Siena includes entrance to the cathedral and Piccolomini Library, and you will also enjoy time to explore San Gimignano at your leisure.
Evening Tour: Boat Tour of Historic Livorno
Livorno's network of canals are the picturesque setting for a guided tasting of sweet Italian wines on the water.
Truffle Hunting in Tuscany
Range the rolling hills of Tuscany with the Savini family to uncover Italy's most prized crop - the delicious truffle - in a unique experience that culminates with a meal inspired by this tasty treasure.
Splendors of Florence with Academia
There are few better ways to start your day than to walk up to the 17-foot-tall David, Michelangelo’s masterpiece. This wonderful tour of Italy's Renaissance capital begins at the Galleria dell’Accademia and continues to the stunning Gothic architecture of the Piazza del Duomo, where you will see Florence Cathedral and the Baptistery. Then you’re off to the political center of town, the Piazza della Signoria, which is also a splendid open-air museum built on the site of a 1st-century Roman theater.
Florence on Your Own
This tour lets you look before you leap into Florence. Start at the Piazzale Michelangelo, a wide terrace on a hill that affords superb views of this iconic city. Take in the panorama before being escorted to the Piazza Santa Croce, from which you will set off to discover whichever sights intrigue you most. Florence is a vibrant medieval city, and the town center is a compact labyrinth of alleys and piazzas begging you to stroll and explore. Check out the Uffizi, the Galleria dell’Accademia or the Bargello, among the world's greatest museums.
Peddling the Piazzas of Lucca
Experience all that is magical about Lucca in perhaps the best way to do so – by bicycle. Cars are mostly banned inside the city walls, making exploration by bike a true pleasure. Follow your guide into the heart of the city to see the Piazza San Michele, overlooked by the ornate Palazzo Pretorio and the ancient Church of San Michele in Foro. Riding on, you will visit the Piazza del Mercato, Cathedral of San Martino and Church of San Frediano, a melting pot of art and history. You will then enjoy a Tuscan snack atop Lucca's tree-lined walls.
The Traditions of Carrara Marble
The northern Tuscan city of Carrara has produced marble since the Roman era. In the city’s quarries, up in the Apuan Alps, you’ll explore the history and heritage around this celebrated material with a quarryman-guide. Relax on the drive up the coast from Livorno. In Carrara, you’ll transfer to 4x4 vehicles to head up to the mountain quarries, where you’ll meet your guide, Marco Bernacca. Bernacca’s family has worked here for four generations and now owns quarry 177, one of the oldest in the world.