
This experience involves a leisurely ride in a golf cart with a local driver, offering two itinerary options. The Fiesole Tour includes a visit to the ancient Etruscan village, featuring admission to the Archaeological Area, which comprises the Roman theater, baths, and Etruscan ruins, along with the Cathedral of San Romolo and scenic viewpoints over the Florence valley. The Porta Romana & Florentine Hills Tour takes you through Porta Romana and the Florentine hills, passing sites like Villa del Poggio Imperiale, the Arretri with the Astronomical Observatory, and the Castello Torre del Gallo. It includes a visit to Galileo's last house and the Basilica of San Miniato al Monte, requiring a short walk, concluding at Piazzale Michelangelo for a panoramic view of the city. Note that the Florence Tour does not visit Fiesole, and vice versa.
The largest gate of the ancient walls of Florence, built in the fourteenth century and historic access to the city from the south.
Beautiful Medici and then Lorraine residence, now a UNESCO World Heritage Site, nestled in the Florentine hills.
Elegant hilly area that houses the Astrophysical Observatory of Arcetri, linked to the figure of Galileo Galilei and the Torre del Gallo castle.
One of the most important examples of Romanesque architecture in Tuscany, famous for its facade and views of the city.
The most famous panoramic point of Florence, from which you can enjoy a spectacular view of the historic center and the Arno.
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