A Week In Venice, Florence & Rome
Travel from Florence through the Chianti hills, in the heart of the Chianti Classico region, on a day trip to Badia di Passignano; the hilly landscape, basking in golds and greens, is filled with
Small-group tours through art cities, vineyards and hill towns
Tuscany is one of Italy’s most iconic regions — where Renaissance cities meet vineyard landscapes and postcard hill towns. Our curated selection of Tuscany tours helps you compare itineraries that combine cultural highlights with countryside experiences and time to slow down.
Compare tour options by duration and style to choose the itinerary that best matches how you want to experience Tuscany, whether you’re focused on art and history, wine and food, or a balanced mix.
Travel from Florence through the Chianti hills, in the heart of the Chianti Classico region, on a day trip to Badia di Passignano; the hilly landscape, basking in golds and greens, is filled with
Ride from the Adriatic to the Ligurian Sea across Le Marche, Umbria and Tuscany on a demanding seven-day road-cycling challenge.
An 11-day combination tour linking Italy’s classic northbound route with Pompeii and the Sorrento Coast, while keeping logistics simple from Rome.
An 8-day larger-group journey from Rome through Assisi, Florence, Bologna and Venice, with Vatican touring, Tuscan wine country and signature food experiences.
A larger-group loop from Rome through Assisi, Siena, Florence, Bologna, Venice and Montepulciano, combining classic sightseeing with regional food and wine.
A value-focused larger-group journey from Rome to Venice through Assisi, Siena, Florence and Bologna, with guided touring and regional food experiences.
Art Off the Beaten Track and in Private Collections
The Finest Best-Known Art and Architecture in the Western World
Discover Italy’s finest gardens on an intimate, small-group journey designed for garden enthusiasts and cultural travellers alike.
Explore Tuscany through its villages, landscapes and local traditions, blending iconic towns with authentic experiences in the region’s true heartland.
An 8-day Rome return tour covering Assisi, Siena, Florence, Bologna and Venice, plus Vatican Museums, Tuscan wine country, and signature food experiences.
A fast-paced 5-day loop from Rome through Assisi, Siena, Florence, Bologna and Venice, with classic sightseeing and signature food experiences
A polished 5-day Florence-to-Venice mini journey pairing Renaissance Florence, a guided Pisa excursion, high-speed rail, and a classic gondola experience in Venice.
An 11-day escorted tour group Rome return tour combining Italy’s classic cities with Pompeii, Sorrento and Capri, plus food experiences and skip‑the‑line Vatican access.
Explore Tuscany through its villages, landscapes and local traditions, blending iconic towns with authentic experiences in the region’s true heartland.
Tell us your dates, travel style and must-see regions. We can help narrow the collection to the tours that make the most sense for your trip.
Some Tuscany tours focus on major art cities and cultural landmarks, while others centre more strongly on countryside villages, vineyards and local food experiences. This page helps you compare the options and choose what fits your travel goals.
Tuscany is ideal for travellers who want a classic Italian experience with a comfortable pace and plenty of opportunities to savour local life.
Our tours are sourced from established operators who specialise in high-quality travel experiences across Italy. Inclusions vary, but most itineraries include guided sightseeing and time to explore independently.
You’ll often find:
With multiple itineraries and departure dates available, choosing the right Tuscany tour comes down to pace and priorities. If you’re unsure which option is best, our team can help compare the choices.
To extend your trip, consider combining Tuscany with Umbria or Lazio for a broader Central Italy journey.
You’ll find small group itineraries focused on art cities, hill towns, vineyards and regional cuisine. Some tours prioritise cultural sightseeing, while others lean into countryside and food-and-wine experiences.
Many Tuscany itineraries range from 5 to 10 days depending on the route and whether additional regions are included.
Spring and autumn are popular for mild weather and comfortable touring. Summer departures can be busy, so booking early is recommended for small group tours.
Yes. Tuscany is a classic choice for first-time travellers thanks to its mix of culture, scenery and food — and it pairs well with Rome and other Central Italy destinations.
Inclusions vary by itinerary but commonly include accommodation, transport during the tour, guided sightseeing and selected meals or tastings. Check each tour listing for exact details.
Consider whether you prefer more city-based culture, more countryside time, or a balanced itinerary. Use the filters on this page, or contact us for tailored advice.
Yes. We can assist with private tours and personalised itineraries tailored to your dates, interests and group size.