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Transfer to Florence from Rome with stops en route or V/V
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RME - 17 Montalcino - Siena NEW!! |
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RME - 18 Siena - San Gimignano NEW!! |
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 En route to Florence, enjoy a private drive through Lazio , and the Tuscan Country side. Travel through olive groves and vineyards to explore where the best italian wine is made from.Your first stop will be Montalcino. It is a small town about twenty miles from Siena, some 1900 feet above sea-level and overlooking the valley of the Ombrone.
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 En route to Florence, enjoy a private drive through Lazio , Umbria and the Tuscan Country side.Our first stop this morning will be Siena .With out doubt one of Italy's most enchanting cities. Its medieval centre is full of majestic Gothic buildings such as Palazzo Pubblico on Piazza Il Campo, Siena's s main square. Twice a year the Sienese celebrate their rich medieval heritage with the running of a horse race called the Palio around this square. |
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RME - 19 Verrazzano Castle NEW!! |
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RME - 20 Castiglione del lago Cortona |
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 En route to Florence, enjoy a private drive through Lazio , Umbria and the Tuscan Country side. Travel through olive groves and vineyards to explore where the best italian wine is made from .On your arrival you will be welcomed with the kindness and genuineness that characterize those who have always been used to receiving and giving refreshment to wayfarers and pilgrims,
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 En route to Florence, enjoy a private drive through Lazio and Umbria. Travel through olive groves and vineyards to explore hill towns such as : Castiglione del Lago and Cortona. Castiglione is a fortified city on a small promontory on the west side of Lake Trasimeno. The city is still completely surrounded by the city wall .... |
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RME - 21 Orvieto NEW!! |
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 En route to Florence, enjoy a private drive through Lazio and Umbria. After 1 hour drive we will arrive in Orvieto, a gorgeous medieval small town, famous for its Cathedral. In 1263-64 a Boemian priest, Peter from Prague, went to Rome to better understand the miracle of Transubstantiation. Coming back from Rome, |
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