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Transfers from Rome to Florence (or viceversa) with tours en route

Maximize your time!! During your private transfer from Rome to Florence (or Florence to Rome) we offer you the chance to make a stop en route for sightseeing. An idea could be to stop in Siena, or in the Tuscan countryside, or in Orvieto or at the factory outlet stores near Florence. Personalized itineraries on request.
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Via Siena

Departing from your accommodation in Florence (or Rome) you will have the chance to visit the wonderful city of Siena. This lovely city made of brown Siena-colored bricks (so that’s how they named the color!), its jumble of narrow streets and delightful squares, the medieval towers that make such a spectacular skyline, its spectacular cathedral, the tall and trim Torre del Mangia, all together create an enticing atmosphere almost like stepping back in time. Siena is built on three hills and is home to one of the most authentic and important Gothic cathedrals south of the Alps. Despite the city’s architectural masterpieces, it is the unusual shell-shaped Piazza del Campo that receives the most consideration having been seen in numerous films and photographs. This brick covered square is used twice a year for the famous “Palio” horserace, an event that involves the entire population and is considered one of the most important events in the life of the Sienese people ...

Via Chianti Countryside

Sit back and enjoy the beauties of the Tuscany countryside! You driver will pick you up directly at your accommodation in Florence (or Rome) and will drive you throughout one of the most beautiful landscape in the world: green hills, huge vineyards, olive trees, cypress trees, old farmhouses, castles, fortresses, towers, churches and much more. Situated between Florence and Siena, the Chianti region is partly agricultural and partly wooded, verdant and skilfully cultivated by centuries of labour. Today, Chianti covers about 70000 hectares. Two thirds of this is still covered in oak woods, as well as chensut trees and conifers, where boar, heres, deer and pheasants live; the soil of the entire area drains over stone and rock and is therefore clean and dry, well suited to the culrivation of vines and olives ...

Via Outlet Stores

Fill in that time between your transfer to or from Rome and Florence. This exclusive excursion is for shopping “specialists”. Your driver will take you to visit the Space Outlet where you'll find brands like Prada, Miu Miu, Church's shoes, Helmut Lang and more. After that you will continue with an enjoyable drive through the Tuscan countryside to reach the small town of Reggello where you will shop at “The Mall” the most famous designer factory outlet center on the outskirts of Florence. Outlets at “The Mall” include Agnona, Alexander McQueen, Balenciaga, Bottega Veneta, Emilio Pucci, Emanuel Ungaro, Ermenegildo Zegna, Fendi, Giorgio Armani, Gucci, Hogan, I Pinco Pallino, La Perla, Lora Piana, Marni, Salvatore Ferragamo, Sergio Rossi, Stella McCartney, Todd’s, Valentino, Y-3, Yohji Yamamoto and Yves Saint Laurent, Unoerre, Diesel ...

Via Orvieto & Bagnoregio

Leaving directly from your accommodation today in either Rome or Florence your driver will take you to the ancient city of Orvieto, located in Umbria very near the border of Lazio. Orvieto has a fascinating history beginning in the 9th century BC when this cliff was settled for the first time by the Etruscans. A visit should be made to Orvieto’s beautiful cathedral before leaving to visit the village of Civita Bagnoregio, considered one of the most beautiful villages in Italy. Accessed only by a foot bridge, this special place seems frozen in time and you will enjoy exploring the narrow streets and beautiful stone buildings. At the end of this exclusive transfer tour, your driver will take you to your final destination ...

Via Assisi

Take this private transfer to or from Rome and Florence to visit Assisi, one of the most peaceful places on earth, the birth place of the venerated Saint Francis. This town built is made up of many, winding, stone-paved streets, and carefully restored houses. Visit the main square “Piazza del Comune”, and the Temple of Minerva, now a Christian church. See the Basilica of Saint Francis with its frescoes by Giotto and Cimabue and the Basilica of Santa Chiara, where St. Clare is buried. Slightly out of town, you will see the Santa Maria degli Angeli, one of the largest churches in Christendom. Built in order to enclose the “Portiuncula” which now stands inside the large basilica, this is where St. Francis died. You will then drive to your final destination ...