Ferrari Tour of Tuscany Scenic Drives and Luxurious Stay

Day 1: Late Afternoon Personal tour briefing at hotel + handover luxury rental car

1. Florence
   1h
   5:00 PM – Meet & Greet at Your Hotel, before enjoy some time to explore Munich at your leisure. In the late afternoon, meet your tour concierge at your hotel for the handover of your car and a detailed driver’s briefing.

Day 2: Scenic Hilltop Town Route & Chianti Classico Winery / 4h plus stops

1. San Gimignano
   1h
   San Gimignano, often called the “medieval Manhattan,” is a jewel of Tuscany. Famous for its striking stone towers, charming piazzas, and artisanal shops, it offers timeless beauty. Visitors savor Vernaccia wine, local delicacies, and sweeping views over vineyards, olive groves, and golden hills—a perfect stop on a Tuscan driving tour.
2. Abbazia di San Galgano
   1h
   The Abbey of San Galgano, a roofless Gothic masterpiece in Tuscany, enchants visitors with its haunting beauty and mystical aura. Nearby, the Montesiepi Chapel houses the legendary sword in the stone. Surrounded by rolling countryside, this evocative site offers a unique blend of history, legend, and spirituality on any Tuscan journey.
3. Antinori nel Chianti Classico
   2h · Admission ticket included
   Antinori nel Chianti Classico is a striking blend of tradition and innovation. The 1.5-hour Tinaia Tour guides visitors through the winery’s bold architecture, vineyards and cellars. This immersive journey reveals the Antinori family’s six-century passion for excellence in Tuscan winemaking and hospitality.

Day 3: Loop of the Val D'Orcia Valley / 3.5h plus stops

1. Tempio di San Biagio
   30m
   The Sanctuary of the Madonna di San Biagio, near Montepulciano, is a Renaissance masterpiece by Antonio da Sangallo. Surrounded by vineyards and cypress trees, its harmonious design, golden travertine stone, and peaceful setting embody Tuscan elegance, offering visitors spiritual beauty and breathtaking views of the rolling Val d’Orcia landscape.
2. Cappella Madonna di Vitaleta
   30m
   The Cappella della Madonna di Vitaleta, set among rolling hills of the Val d’Orcia, is one of Tuscany’s most iconic panoramas. Surrounded by cypress trees, this small Renaissance chapel offers postcard-perfect scenery, golden fields, and timeless tranquility—an unforgettable stop for photography, reflection, and savoring the region’s breathtaking landscapes.
3. Bagno Vignoni
   1h
   Bagno Vignoni, a charming Tuscan village in the Val d’Orcia, is famed for its central thermal pool, once used by Romans. Surrounded by medieval buildings, hot springs, and tranquil landscapes, it offers relaxation, history, and an authentic taste of Tuscany’s timeless spa culture amid rolling hills and vineyards.
4. Abbazia di Monte Oliveto Maggiore
   2h · Admission ticket not included
   The Abbazia di Monte Oliveto Maggiore, nestled in the Crete Senesi, is a grand Benedictine monastery founded in the 14th century. Famous for its Renaissance frescoes, peaceful cloisters, and spiritual atmosphere, it blends art, history, and devotion. Surrounded by cypress trees and rolling landscapes, it offers visitors serenity and inspiration.

Day 4: Chianti Wine Route

1. Monteriggioni
   2h
   Monteriggioni, a perfectly preserved medieval hilltop village in Tuscany, is encircled by impressive stone walls and towers. Once a fortress guarding Siena, it now enchants visitors with cobbled streets, charming piazzas, and sweeping countryside views. Rich in history and atmosphere, it offers a captivating glimpse into Tuscany’s medieval past.
2. Greve in Chianti
   Pass by
   Greve in Chianti, the gateway to the Chianti wine region, is renowned for its triangular piazza lined with arcades, wine shops, and restaurants. Surrounded by vineyards and olive groves, it hosts the annual Chianti Classico Wine Festival. This charming town blends tradition, gastronomy, and culture at the heart of Tuscany.
3. Castellina In Chianti
   Pass by
   Castellina in Chianti, perched on a scenic ridge, is a historic town at the heart of Tuscany’s wine country. Its medieval streets, Via delle Volte tunnel, and impressive Rocca fortress enchant visitors. Surrounded by vineyards and rolling hills, it offers wine tastings, history, and panoramic views of the Chianti landscape.

• Public transportation options are available nearby
• Suitable for all physical fitness levels