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Day-by-day routes built around one region at a time: where to base yourself, how long the drives take, what to see and where to eat along the way.
3 daysCasentino
Castles, Forests, and Sacred Mountains
A 3-day itinerary through Tuscany's greenest valley — from Poppi's castle to Camaldoli's hermitage, La Verna's sanctuary, ancient forests, and the source of the Arno.
4 daysColline Metallifere
Mines, Moonscapes and the Sea
A 4-day itinerary through Tuscany's Colline Metallifere: medieval Massa Marittima, geothermal moonscapes, mining heritage, and the singing sands of Cala Violina.
4 daysGarfagnana
Bridges, Fortresses, and a Drowned Village
A 4-day Garfagnana itinerary from Lucca: the Devil's Bridge, Barga, the Grotta del Vento, Este fortresses, and Lake Vagli. Plan your route.
3 daysLunigiana
Castles, Testaroli, and the Oldest Road to Rome
A 3-day itinerary through Tuscany's northernmost valley — from prehistoric stele statues to Malaspina castles, from the Via Francigena to the oldest pasta in Italy, with a side trip to Cinque Terre.
7 daysMaremma
Tufo, Thermal Water, and the Spanish Coast
A 7-day Maremma itinerary by car: tufa towns, free hot springs, Etruscan and Roman sites, and Orbetello's Spanish coast. Plan your week here.
4 daysMonte Amiata
A Chestnut-Season Loop Around the Volcano
Four days around Monte Amiata in chestnut season, from the Siena side's abbey and mercury mines to the Grosseto side's springs, prophets, and olive groves.
3 daysMugello
The Valley Florence Doesn’t Tell You About
A 3-day Mugello itinerary covering Giotto's birthplace, Renaissance knife workshops, chestnut villages, Pinot Noir wine, and the MotoGP circuit — all 30 minutes from Florence.
5 daysVal d'Orcia
Along the Francigena
A 5-day Val d'Orcia itinerary along the Via Francigena: castles, hot springs, pecorino, oil, and a walk. Plan your route with our guide.
5 daysValdichiana
Etruscans, Engineers and the Best Steak in Tuscany
A 5-day Valdichiana itinerary connecting Etruscan capitals, the bonifica cycle path, underground wine cellars, thermal baths, and Chianina steak.
Not sure where to go yet? Each region guide covers the towns, food, makers and the best time to visit.
Information is provided in good faith and may change. Always confirm details with the official source before you travel.
