7-Day Tuscany Tour Packages
Imagine tasting Tuscan life beyond Florence? Of course, Florence is essential, but what about Siena for medieval hints, San Gimignano’s towers, the Chianti wine region, Val d'Orcia landscapes, Pisa, and Lucca’s walls? Take cooking classes, wine tastings, and village walks, showing beautiful Tuscany's most authentic side.
Insider tips: Recommended 7-day Tuscany tour itineraries
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7 Days in Italy, incl. Rome and Venice
Florence's Hotel Executive serves as your home base during this 7-day Tuscan getaway, featuring day trips to medieval Siena and San Gimignano. The tour includes family vineyard wine tastings in Chianti, traditional homemade lunches, and stunning views from Florence's best viewpoints.
- Days 1-2
Rome and Vatican City
Begin your week in Rome. Visit the Vatican Museums on day 2, arriving by 8:15 AM. Even with skip-the-line tickets, morning crowds grow quickly. A recent visitor shared: "The early Vatican tour was perfect. By the time we finished in the Sistine Chapel, the crowds were getting intense." Spend your afternoon exploring Trastevere, which comes alive after 6 PM when locals return from work.
- Day 3
Rome to Florence
The high-speed train from Roma Termini to Florence takes 1.5 hours. Pick a seat on the right side for the best views of the Tuscan countryside. From Florence's Santa Maria Novella station, you can walk to most hotels. If staying across the Arno River, take a taxi with your luggage. Your first afternoon is perfect for discovering the less touristy Oltrarno district.
- Day 4
Tuscany Day Trip
Visit the Chianti region, including Siena and San Gimignano. Pack layers for changing weather. Morning fog often lifts to reveal warm afternoons. Watch your step in Siena. The sloping Piazza del Campo requires good walking shoes on the medieval stones. You'll have lunch at a family vineyard, so keep breakfast light.
- Days 5-6
Venice
The train ride to Venice takes 2 hours. Buy a vaporetto pass right at the station. Single tickets can get expensive. When visiting St. Mark's Basilica, leave bags at the nearby Ateneo San Basso. Get to the Bridge of Sighs early for photos before tour groups arrive.
- Day 7
Venice Departure
Book your water taxi to Marco Polo Airport through your hotel the night before. Public boats take 1.5 hours while private water taxis take 30 minutes. For flights before 10 AM, plan extra time. Morning fog often delays water transport.
Tuscany Absolute
Three distinct Tuscan cities form the backdrop: 3 nights in Florence exploring Accademia Gallery and Oltrarno, a day in Siena's Piazza del Campo, and 4 nights in Montepulciano enjoying wine tours and pasta making. Accommodations at Hotel Executive and Villa Cicolina include daily breakfast.
Italy By High-Speed Train
A grand Italian tour spans 6 cities, from Rome's Vatican to Venice's canals. Hotel Executive Florence serves as base for exploring Tuscany's gems: San Gimignano's towers, Siena's Piazza del Campo, and Chianti wineries, with daily breakfast and high-speed train connections included.
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What people love about 7-day Tuscany tours
- Best of Rome, Florence & Venice
Worth the wait… Postponed due to COVID, we finally embarked on our tour of Rome, Florence and Venice. This trip provided a wonderful opportunity to become introduced to these three different regions, each different and unique in its own way. Rome was splendid for all that it had to offer, seeing the Colosseum, Pantheon, St Peter’s basilica, St. Peter square, the view from the dome, The Vatican, followed by a high-speed train to Florence to experience the works of Michelangelo, which was complemented by tours of the rolling countryside of Siena and San Gimignano. This was followed by another high-speed train to picturesque Venice,
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Great way to travel. Liked the tours, guides were excellent, knowledgeable & easy to understand. Also liked the openness of making our own plans for other tour sites. Accommodations were good. Locations were great for getting around the cities.
Overall it was nice experience, everything was very well organized, hotel had great location, tour guides were wonderful. Cooking class was great experience and our chief David was amazing. My trips to Sienna and wine tasting was interesting too. One complain that trip to Montepulciano was too long and it was extra difficulty to get back to Florence. People at villa were very nice, food was great but nothing to do for 1,5 days. It doesn’t worth to spend almost 2 days there. Then I had to take taxi and train to get back, so it is another day had to spend traveling. Would be nice to have trips back to Florence.
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