A six-day Tuscany itinerary lets you combine an art city, walled towns, country roads and open landscapes. To avoid spending most of your holiday in the car, choose no more than two bases.
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Days 1–2: Florence
Dedicate the start of your trip to the historic center, the Duomo, the markets and a viewpoint. Book popular sites in advance and don’t drive into ZTL zones.
Day 3: Siena and San Gimignano
Leave early for Siena and continue to another town only if the pace allows. Parking outside the walls saves stress and fines.
Day 4: Val d’Orcia
This is a day of scenery, villages and stops. Choose two or three towns rather than a long list that leaves no time to explore.
Days 5–6: Lucca, Pisa or Chianti
Match the ending to your flight and interests. A broader guide awaits on our Tuscany travel guide page.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you need a car?
Not for Florence, but for touring the villages and Val d’Orcia a car makes things much easier.
Where is it best to stay?
Combining Florence with a central countryside base reduces driving and offers two different experiences.
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