Central Italy Tours
Booking one of these amazing Central Italy Tours will open up an entirely new world full of adventure for you.
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Tuscany
Etruscan Hilltop Towns of Italy Tour
The Etruscan Hilltop Towns of Italy tour is a perfect experience for those who want to get in touch with some of Italy’s quiet, idyllic regions: Tuscany, Umbria, and Lazio. There is something about hilltop towns that makes them look straight out of a fairytale. Perched on top of hills and cliffs, they dominate the surrounding countryside with their castles, fortresses and houses.
Tuscany
Via Francigena: Orvieto to Rome
The Via Francigena walking tour from Orvieto to Rome Tour is a unique opportunity to walk and trek across an ancient pilgrim trail through the awe-inspiring landscape and historic villages before arriving in Rome, one of Italy’s most popular destinations.
Tuscany
Walking in Chianti Tour
This Tuscan walking tour takes you through the enchanting Chianti Region. This is a great way to explore Tuscany on foot, while tasting the world-renowned offerings of the region, including signature Chianti wine and Florentine cuisine.
Central Italy
Walking Tour of Umbria
Umbria offers a captivating blend of stunning natural beauty, rich culture, and diverse landscapes. Wander through quiet oak forests, rolling hills, vineyards, and olive groves, while encountering ancient hermitages, monasteries, and churches adorned with masterful frescoes. Scenic high-altitude trails, shaded forest paths, and charming villages dot the journey, with castles and fortresses crowning the hilltops. Food lovers will be delighted by the region’s specialties: Lake Trasimeno is famed for its red wine, Trevi produces exceptional olive oil, and Spoleto is known for its world-class truffles. The high trail around Lake Trasimeno provides sunny hikes with panoramic lake views, while the Via Francigena leads through the pilgrimage town of Assisi to the iconic Spoleto Bridge, famously crossed by Goethe.
Tuscany
Hiking the Hiking the Tuscan Coast from Pisa to Elba
Want to see a different part of Tuscany from what you expect? Trade the rolling hills for the stunning coastline on this wonderful walking tour. Fear not, even though you are on the coast you will still indulge every meal with wonderful Tuscan food and wine, a great reward after a beautiful day walking.
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Via Francigena Cycling from Siena to Rome
The Via Francigena Cycling from Siena to Rome Tour is an incredible opportunity to ride Italy’s ancient pilgrimage road to Rome, enjoying the villages, landscapes, and historical monuments along the way.
Tuscany
Via Francigena Cycling from Parma to Siena
The Via Francigena Cycling from Parma to Siena Tour takes you through Tuscany on Italy’s famous pilgrimage route, from coastline to rolling hills and all the beautiful scenery in between. You’ll be able to taste the renowned food and wine of the region and explore unique towns and villages as you ride.
Tuscany
8-Day Venice to Florence Cycling Tour
The 8-Day Venice to Florence Cycling Tour will take you from the romantic lagoon city of Venice to the historic Tuscan capital of Florence in just eight days – doesn’t that sound incredible! In addition to these two major travel highlights, you will discover delightful small towns and villages along the route and marvel at the breathtaking nature in the ‘Delta del Po’ National Park. There is hardly a country in the world that can rival Italy’s culinary delights, such as cappuccino, cornetto, fresh fish and cool gelato – all of which you will encounter on this incredible trip! If you are looking to experience the very best scenery, culture, foods, and hospitality that Italy has to offer, be sure to book the 8-Day Venice to Florence Cycling Tour – you won’t regret it!
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Southern Tuscany & Elba Guided E-Bike Tour
Discover remarkable highlights as you explore Tuscany by e-bike, such as Etruscan and Roman remains, medieval villages, gentle hills, the turquoise ocean, and distinguished wines.
Italy
Italy Coast to Coast Cycling Tour
There’s no better way to experience Italy than from coast to coast! This road bike tour will take you on a unique 10-day ride from the Tyrrhenian Sea to the Adriatic Sea. The Italy Coast to Coast Cycling Tour makes 8 stops in 8 unforgettable locales, each with their own beauty and culture.
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When planning where to go in Central Italy, explore historical cities and picturesque landscapes. Rome, Florence, and Siena are popular starting points, while regions like Tuscany and Umbria offer stunning countryside views. The Apennine Mountains are perfect for outdoor adventures and cultural explorations.
Hiking in the Apennines, cycling through vineyards, and exploring ancient ruins provide endless options. For history lovers, visiting medieval towns like Assisi and Perugia is a must.
Choosing when to go to Central Italy depends on the activity. Spring (April to June) and autumn (September to October) are ideal for trekking and sightseeing with mild weather and fewer crowds. The summer months offer beautiful landscapes but tend to be hotter, making it great for coastal and mountain activities.
In major cities like Rome, Florence, and Siena, English is commonly spoken, especially in tourist areas, hotels, and restaurants. In smaller towns and rural areas, English may be less common, so knowing some basic Italian phrases can be helpful.
A visit to Central Italy should ideally last at least 7-10 days to fully explore key cities like Rome and Florence, as well as the countryside of Tuscany and Umbria. For a deeper experience, 2-3 weeks is recommended, especially if planning to visit multiple regions.
Both options work in Central Italy. Euros are widely accepted, and having cash is useful for smaller purchases in rural areas. Credit cards are accepted in most hotels, restaurants, and shops in cities, but some small businesses may prefer cash.
Yes, Central Italy is very family-friendly, offering a range of activities suitable for all ages, from historical tours to outdoor adventures. Children will enjoy visiting ancient landmarks in Rome and exploring the countryside in Tuscany.
The best way to travel through Central Italy is by train or car. Trains are efficient between major cities, while renting a car offers flexibility for exploring rural areas, vineyards, and hilltop towns.
Central Italy offers a wide range of accommodations, including hotels, agriturismos (farm stays), bed and breakfasts, and luxury resorts. There are also vacation rentals in rural areas and boutique hotels in historic city centers.
Central Italy operates on Central European Time (CET) during the standard time period and Central European Summer Time (CEST) during daylight savings.
Yes, self-guided tours are popular in Central Italy. Many visitors opt for self-guided hikes, cycling tours, and city explorations. Maps and guides are widely available for those who prefer independent travel.
Yes, guided tours are readily available in Central Italy. From historical walking tours in Rome to wine tours in Tuscany, there are numerous options for those who prefer expert guidance.
Central Italy is easily accessible by air, with major airports in Rome and Florence. Trains connect from other parts of Europe, and it’s well-serviced by road networks for those driving from nearby regions.
Major towns in Central Italy include Rome, Florence, Siena, Assisi, Pisa, and Perugia. Each offers a unique blend of history, culture, and architecture.
Yes, public transportation is generally reliable in Central Italy, particularly trains and buses between major cities and towns. However, rural areas may have limited services, so renting a car can provide more flexibility.
Packing for Central Italy depends on the season. Lightweight clothing for summer, layers for spring and autumn, and a good pair of walking shoes for city tours and countryside hikes are essential. Don’t forget sunscreen and a hat for sunny days.
Yes, Central Italy offers a wide variety of food options, including vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free dishes. Many restaurants, especially in tourist areas, accommodate special dietary needs, but it's always good to inform them in advance.
Popular souvenirs from Central Italy include Tuscan wines, olive oil, leather goods from Florence, ceramics from Umbria, and artisanal pasta. Local markets and shops offer plenty of authentic items to bring home as memories.
Tipping is not obligatory in Central Italy, but it’s appreciated. A small tip (5-10%) in restaurants or rounding up the bill is common. For exceptional service, leaving a bit more is a nice gesture.