Portrait Firenze - Lungarno Collection

An ideal tour that connects the most evocative places on the most scenic roads of the Tuscany region. In Chianti and Crete, south of Siena, there are still many dirt roads, that is, public roads that are not asphalted and covered with fine gravel. They are little traveled and therefore perfect for cycling. The terrain is consistently hilly, but the climbs are mostly moderate. Postcard views of the classic cultural landscape are guaranteed.

This path follows the ancient via Cassia - Clodia traveled for more than two thousand years that connects the cities of Florence, Prato, Pistoia, Pescia and Lucca. This itinerary forms part of the Camino de Santiago towards Compostela or towards Rome. In this area you will discover numerous historical, artistic, naturalistic and religious attractions. The Way is made up of four distinct stages: 1. Florence - Prato - Easy 2. Prato - Pistoia - Media 3. Pistoia - Pescia - Media 4. Pescia -...

This Itinerary follows the ancient Via Cassia - Clodia, which has been traveled for more than two thousand years and connects the cities of Florence, Prato, Pistoia, Pescia, and Lucca. This route is Segment 1, which starts from Florence, near Piazza della Signoria, and reaches Prato, up to Piazza Duomo. The itinerary takes place on paved roads and, at times, on paths, skirting a stretch of the Bisenzio River just before arriving in Prato. For the list with all the segments:...

This simple walk is great for getting away from the noise of the city while still being relatively close and without having to take a car or bus. There are incredible views along the way and it also allows you to visit the outskirts of Florence with its beautiful parks such as the Rose Garden. Here is the complete itinerary of this excursion and some of the monuments to visit along the way: Piazza della Repubblica - Ponte alle Grazie on the Arno River - Japanese Garden and Rose Garden -...

A pleasant tour through the streets of Florence, starting from Piazza della Repubblica and proceeding in an anticlockwise loop. The route crosses the Arno River by crossing the Ponte alla Carraia and then passing by Piazza del Carmine, Villa dell'Ombrellino and Villa di Bellosguardo. From here, the itinerary returns to the starting point, passing through the Porta Romana, belonging to the city walls, and then continuing towards Palazzo Pitti and crossing the river again by the Santa Trinità...