ITALIA  

TUSCANY  Fly & Drive ( 8 dias / 7 noches )

Pisa /FLorencia – Lucca –Volterra – Siena – San Gimignano – Arezzo – Florencia – Chianti – Pisa / Florencia

Itinerario sugerido

Día 1   Florencia / Pisa
Llegada al Aeropuerto de Florencia o de Pisa, recogida del coche de alquiler. Alojamiento en el hotel reservado en Pisa

 Día 2  Pisa - Lucca - Pisa
Pisa’s major monuments include the Campo dei Miracoli (Piazza Duomo), one of the most famous sights in Italy and the world. It’s formed by a complex of four buildings, in a unique Pisan Romanesque style, which has alternating rows of white and greenish-gray stone. Begin with the The Duomo, which was built between the 11th and 12th centuries and was later subject to various restructuring work. Close by stands the world-famous Leaning Tower, an elegant round construction. Designed as a bell-tower for the cathedral, work began in 1174 based on a project by Bonanno Pisano and was completed in the 14th century. View the Romanesque Baptistery, whose work began in 1152, and the Camposanto, which is a cloister of vast galleries. As a great university city, Pisa is full of life. Its center is full of all sorts of meeting places: pubs, restaurants, pizzerias, inns, and aperitif bars. Along Lungarni or in the adjacent streets of Piazza Garibaldi, you can become immersed in the Pisan dolce vita, stopping off for the classic aperitif. You may consider driving to Lucca, a beautiful little Tuscan town considered one of Tuscany’s best-kept secrets. Protected by massively thick 16th-century walls, Lucca is a fine example of medieval and Renaissance architecture and antique markets. The city’s restaurants have a superb reputation

Día 3  Pisa – Montecatini Val di Cecina - Volterra - Siena
Make the best of it for lunch before driving on to Montecatini Terme (approx 19 miles), known for its thermal baths and spa treatments. You may consider booking yourself at one of the wellness and curative centers. Refreshed and relaxed, drive to Volterra and driving to Siena after settling in at your hotel of choice, you are ready for dinner.

Día 4   Siena
A wonderful city that is home to some of the most precious medieval art and architectural treasures. Siena offers a never-ending number of cultural sights and interests: the unique “Palio” and wine tasting in the old wine bars, romantic walks along the narrow alleys and excursions outside the city in the Siena Chianti area and in Val’Orciawhere,

Día 5  Siena – San Giminiano - Florencia 
San Gimignano, located about a half hour’s drive from Siena, is a spectacular city of towers (at one time there were 72, now there are only 17), sitting on top of a hill with a majestic view into the surrounding valleys. San Gimignano has retained all its old streets, walls, gates, palaces, strongholds and towers. Have lunch in San Gimignano. You should make your next stop Cortona, another beautiful hilltop town overlooking Lake Trasimeno. Its cyclopean walls, still in great part preserved, are said to be 3,000 years old. Of Etruscan origin, the town is favored by many American expats who have houses here. Writer Frances Mayes, the author of Under the Tuscan Sun has been a local resident for many years. After Cortona you may consider driving to Florence

 Día 6  Florencia
Florence is an open-air exhibit of art and culture. The heart of the Renaissance period and the home of the fine arts and literature, Florence is a powerful symbol of Italian and European culture. See the sculpture of David by Michelangelo, or perhaps the romantic Ponte Vecchio, or Giotto’s bell tower. There are so many monuments and works of art you may choose to view. There are many palaces and countless churches, including Santa Croce containing the tombs of Michelangelo, Galilei, Machiavelli, and other great men. Other attractions include the stupendous Italian gardens at Boboli, the Gothic Duomo, surmounted by the famous Brunelleschi cupola and the Piazza della Signoria. In between your sightseeing, enjoy Florentine cuisine, a tradition of simple dishes prepared with genuine, tasty and fresh ingredients. Cereals, bread, vegetables and olive oil (which must be extra-virgin) are the basis of many dishes that just have to be tried in one of the many superb restaurants in Florence. The area surrounding Florence is famous for being the birthplace of Chianti, one of the most famous of Tuscan wines..

 Día 7  Florencia – Chianti – Florencia o Pisa                                                                                                                          The area surrounding Florence is famous for being the birthplace of Chianti, one of the most famous of Tuscan wines.  In the tipical village ““Greve in Chianti“, yu can taste the famous ice cream in tne central square, sight the Castle and a famous cave  where also taste the unique tuscanys appetizer and Chianti wines

Día 8   Pisa / Florencia
Last Breakfast in your surrender your rental car. And board your return flight home …

NET rate per person.   In doublé shared room ……… 797€ /  In single room  … 1.395€

Hotels ( or similar )
Pisa:           HOTEL CALAMIDORO 4* (20 Km near Pisa)  www.calamidoro.com 
Siena:         HOTEL IL CHIOSTRO DEL CARMINE 4*     www.chiostrodelcarmine.com
Florencia:  RELAIS CERTOSA 4*                                           www.florencehotelcertosa.it

We included
Hotels indicated or similars
Double shares or single room
Daily breakfast
Base car rental Fiat Grande Punto or similar ( upgrade car is possible with suplment )
Unlimited mileage, CDW (Collision Damage Waiver), TP (Theft Protection), Third Party Liability (including passengers), Airport surcharge,

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