Horseback riding in Tuscany. No experience required. Daily departure from Florence at 9:30am or 4pm. The tour lasts up to 6 hours. Explore the Tuscan countryside in a most delightful way...on horseback! We ride through lush vineyards and rolling hills. After 2 hours of horse riding, we will enjoy a delicious meal with a 'chianti' wine tasting in a medieval castle of the 13th century.

Florence Panoramic Tour is the best way to discover the city and its surroundings! Comfortable Our deluxe coaches offer the maximum comfort, with air-conditioning, large panoramic windows and comfortable seats. Exciting An exhaustive and engaging commentary, recorded in 8 languages in the attractive voice of a professional speaker, for a relaxed and undisturbed listening using a disposable headset. Comprehensive This tour enables visitors to admire all the major artistic sites of Florence that can be reached by tourist bus. The itinerary unwinds between the two most famous hills of Florence - Piazzale Michelangelo and Fiesole - penetrating the ancient heart of the city on the two banks of the river Arno.

A 14th century church is best known for its collection of frescoes by famous artists such as Ghirlandaio, Aretino and Monaco.

Our company allows us to directly run and manage excursions and regular sightseeing tours for individuals in the most fascinating areas of our Region and the rest of Italy. Likewise are organized our personalized tours and excursions for small or large groups (both for Italian and foreign guests). Our regular tours are always confirmed in English, Spanish, French, German and Italian. Other languages are on request.

This large city square contains the Basilica of Santa Maria del Fiore, the third largest cathedral in the world after St. Peter's in Rome and St. Paul's in London.

An upscale wine bar serving wine produced on the Castello da Verrazzano estate.

This weekly market in the Cascine Park on the banks of the Arno River is like shopping in a huge open-air department store.

Opened to the public in 1869, this museum houses the largest collection of sacred art in Florence including a sweeping fresco by Giovanni Antonio Sogliani and a superb collection of works by Mariotto Albertinelli.

This extraordinary structure testifies to the historic evolution of the city, which once served as a granary in the gardens of the Sisters of San Michele during Florence's mercantile period.