See the iconic Leaning Tower and the Duomo on this day trip to Pisa and Florence from Livorno. Travel via an air-conditioned bus end savor a tasting of local products. Follow your guide to the city’s main attractions and get free time to explore both cities at your own pace. After meeting your tour guide, begin your trip to Florence in a fully equipped and comfortable bus. Step into Florence, home to several masterpieces of Renaissance art and architecture. Walk down its winding alleys and explore the city's iconic monuments and art galleries. Start your tour in Piazza Repubblica and follow in the footsteps of Dante Alighieri. Listen to insightful commentary as you visit the Piazza della Signoria and cross the arch bridge of Ponte Vecchio over the Arno River. Enjoy free time to explore the city on your own with plenty to see, including the Accademia Gallery Museum where you can admire Michelangelo's David, or see the Florence Cathedral in Piazza del Duomo. Next, make your way to Pisa. Pass through the Santa Maria gate to Piazza dei Miracoli. Marvel at the impressive marble monuments and the green grass where you can relax or take photos of the famous Leaning Tower. Climb the Leaning Tower or go to the medieval Roman Catholic Cathedral of Pisa. Right next to the Leaning Tower, admire beautiful works of art.

Discover the beauty of the Chianti wine region on this shore excursion from Livorno. After getting picked up from the port, enjoy a relaxing 1.5-hour drive through the picturesque Chianti countryside to reach your first stop, the charming market town of Greve-in-Chianti where you can visit Macelleria Falorni, a specialist in wild boar and pecorino cheeses and one of the best butchers in Italy. Later, as you cross the hills to Montefioralle, the tiny hamlet where Amerigo Vespucci was born, enjoy a wine tasting tour at a small family-owned estate. Your journey will then take you through the Antinori vineyards at Badia a Passignano to relax over a convivial Tuscan lunch at a little osteria hidden away amongst these rolling hills. After lunch, stop at the World Heritage site of San Gimignano with its unforgettable skyline of towers. The town is renowned for its white Vernaccia di San Gimignano wine and the Gelateria di Piazza, where Sergio Dondoli creates award-winning gelato with flavors including Vernaccia wine sorbet. Get dropped off back at your ship in the afternoon with plenty of time before departure.

Immerse in a day of exploring rolling hills, medieval art, grapevines, and Tuscan flavors. Visit the main square and Gothic cathedral in Siena. Explore the breathtaking landscapes of Chianti. Visit a winery and have a tasting of different wines. Start your private day tour from the port of Livorno. Discover Siena's artistic and cultural heritage. Learn about the annual Palio horse race held there that attracts huge crowds. This medieval city is also home to architectural masterpieces including the Palazzo Pubblico, located in Piazza del Campo, with its Torre del Mangia. Explore the stunning Siena Cathedral, one of the few remaining examples of Italian Gothic architecture. Then, travel through the stunning hills of Chianti, a region famous for its scenery and vineyards. Arrive at a local winery to taste some Chianti and learn about how their grapes are produced. After a guided tour, indulge in a rich sampling of wines and delicious local produce, followed by the opportunity to purchase these local products. After a full day in Tuscany, be taken back to the port by your driver, in time to board your ship.

Embark on a small-group tour and enjoy 3 of the most important, beautiful, and famous things of Tuscany: the sea, the rolling hills, and the wine. Explore the small village of Bolgheri and visit 2 different wine cellars, with the opportunity to taste several delicious wines at each one. After a day full of touring, sit down for a typical Tuscan lunch.  Travel from Florence in a luxury, air-conditioned minivan. The first stop will be Tenuta Prima Pietra, where you will enjoy a breathtaking view over the hills and the sea. Here you will visit the boutique cellar and, at the end of the visit, taste 4 signature wines on the beautiful terrace overlooking the valley. Afterward, visit Campo alle Comete, located in the Bolgheri DOC area, where you will visit the cellars and taste 4 of its wines, paired with local produce in a typical Tuscan lunch. Before returning to Florence, you will have the opportunity to visit the small village of Bolgheri, which became famous thanks to the Italian poet Carducci. Here you can also see the castle, which was the property of the Gherardesca family, ancient owners of Leonardo's painting The Monnalisa.

Immerse yourself in a private cooking class at the local's home, learn the secrets of the most famous dishes of Italian cuisine and taste the fruit of your labour accompanied by local wines. During the lesson, your local host will reveal the tricks of the trade of 3 authentic recipes. Have fun putting your cooking skills to the test. Participants will have a workstation equipped with utensils and all the ingredients to make the dishes. Then, taste everything you have prepared accompanied by a selection of red and white local wines. What could be better than enjoying gorgeous Italian food you made from scratch, and chatting with a welcoming Italian family over a glass of wine? Every host serves local specialties from their family cookbooks to tell the story of their traditional regional cuisine. A sample menu always includes starter with seasonal ingredients, fresh pasta of the region, and typical dessert. Cesarine is Italy’s oldest network of more than 1000 home cooks all over the country in more than 500 cities. They are passionate and welcoming hosts that open the doors of their own homes to curious travellers for immersive culinary experiences.

Get set for a beautiful journey through the Tuscan countryside on a minivan tour that takes you to Medieval cities and a winery where you’ll sample delicious local wines. Your first stop is in San Gimignano, one of the most idyllic hilltop towns in Tuscany, and known as the Manhattan of the Renaissance. Discover the many Medieval towers that bear witness to the wealth of its merchants in the 12th and 13th centuries. The drive continues through vineyards and rolling hills to charming Siena, where you’ll visit its historic center that’s a Unesco World Heritage Site. Siena boasts a wealth of architectural treasures, from the distinctive black and white cathedral to its central Piazza del Campo, which is best known for the city’s historic Palio di Siena horse racing tradition. Your guide will give you the insider scoop about Siena and ensure you get a real feel for traditional life in this idyllic city. The tour continues through the magical landscape of the Tuscan hills, where you will stop to visit an old farm and taste 2 fine wines as you take in the picture-perfect views.