The Geluxe Collection: Italy: Florence to Rome, Walking the Vineyards of Tuscany and Umbria


Travelling through the vineyards of Tuscany and Umbria on the way from Florence to Rome provides an immersive experience that goes beyond the usual tourist circuit. It combines beautiful scenery, fascinating history, and fine wines. Take a stroll through this charming area, where each step reveals a new tale and each vineyard provides a taste of the best flavours in Italy.

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Italy: Florence to Rome, Walking the Vineyards of Tuscany and Umbria.

| 10 days - Florence to Rome 

- from £3151

It’s never been hard to fall under the spell of Italy’s romantic atmosphere. On this 10-day adventure there’s no doubt you’ll fall deeper in love as you wine and dine through the Tuscan countryside, encounter medieval towns, sprawling vineyards, and the historic city centres and grand piazzas of some of the most charming towns in the country. Hike along scenic pilgrim routes through quaint villages like Greve, Montefioralle, and Panzano, and stop for visits to wine cellars paired with cheese, and wine tastings along the way. Finally, a perfect blend of invigorating scenic walks and complete immersion into the historic food culture of Italy, combining for the ultimate rejuvenating and inspiring experience.

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