Day trips from Florence

A stunning medieval city, Siena is famous for its unique shell-shaped central piazza, Piazza del Campo, and its rich history as a rival to Florence. It offers a glimpse into a bygone era with its well-preserved architecture and vibrant local culture.

Combine the iconic Leaning Tower of Pisa with the charming walled city of Lucca. Pisa offers its world-famous architectural marvels, while Lucca provides a more relaxed experience with its intact Renaissance walls perfect for cycling.

Known as Italy's culinary capital, Bologna boasts a vibrant food scene, historic porticoes, and one of the oldest universities in the world. It's a lively city with a rich cultural heritage and a more authentic, less tourist-heavy feel than some other Tuscan cities.

This UNESCO World Heritage site is famous for its medieval towers that pierce the Tuscan skyline, earning it the nickname 'Medieval Manhattan'. Wander through its charming streets, enjoy panoramic views, and sample the local Vernaccia white wine.

A string of five picturesque fishing villages clinging to the Ligurian coast, the Cinque Terre offers breathtaking sea views, colorful houses, and scenic hiking trails. It's an iconic Italian coastal destination perfect for exploration by train or ferry.

The birthplace of St. Francis, Assisi is a spiritual and historic hilltop town in Umbria. It's renowned for its stunning basilicas adorned with Giotto frescoes and offers a peaceful atmosphere with incredible views over the Umbrian countryside.