Explore medieval towns, famous art cities, vineyards and the Tuscan countryside, all within easy reach of Dolce Villa Toscana.
Florence is one of Italy’s most celebrated cities and an essential destination for art, history and architecture. Discover the Duomo, Ponte Vecchio and Piazza della Signoria, visit world-famous museums or spend the day shopping and dining in the historic center.
San Gimignano is only a short drive from the villa and is famous for its medieval towers, charming streets, and panoramic views. Wander through the historic center, visit local shops and museums, or enjoy lunch, dinner, and gelato on one of its lively squares.
Siena combines an impressive medieval center with an intimate and welcoming atmosphere. Explore the famous Piazza del Campo, visit the magnificent cathedral, and wander through the narrow streets filled with restaurants, shops, and historic buildings.
The Chianti region is known for its rolling vineyards, picturesque villages, and renowned wines. Follow scenic country roads, visit a local winery, and enjoy a long Tuscan lunch surrounded by olive groves and vines.
Pisa and Lucca can easily be combined in a memorable day trip. Visit Pisa’s iconic Leaning Tower before continuing to Lucca, where you can walk or cycle along the historic city walls and explore its elegant streets and squares.
The Tuscan coast offers sandy beaches, stylish beach clubs and lively seaside towns. Spend the day swimming and relaxing near Viareggio or Forte dei Marmi, followed by lunch or dinner overlooking the Mediterranean.
Val d’Orcia is known for its rolling hills, cypress-lined roads and some of Tuscany’s most photographed landscapes. Visit beautiful towns such as Pienza and Montalcino, enjoy local food and wine, and take in the spectacular countryside.
Certaldo Alto offers a quieter alternative to Tuscany’s better-known towns. Reach the historic upper village by funicular or on foot and explore its narrow streets, traditional restaurants and beautiful views across the surrounding countryside.
From wine tastings and local markets to riverside walks and scenic drives, there are many ways to experience Tuscany during your stay.
