How do you get around the Tuscany region?

How do you get around the Tuscany region?

What is the best base to stay in Tuscany?

What part of Spain is like Tuscany?

It's no surprise El Matarraña is nicknamed The Tuscany of Spain. With rolling hills of olive, almond & grapes set against handsome country estates, it's become one of the country's most prized rural destinations.

How far is Florence from Tuscany countryside?

Florence to Tuscany by Train A mere 43 miles from the capital city of Florence, you'll enjoy a scenic route all the way to Siena. There are two trains available every hour. One train takes you directly to Siena and the other takes you to Empoli where you can change trains.

Is renting a car in Tuscany worth it?

There's no reason NOT to rent a car and drive in Tuscany, it's like driving in rural Virginia. Bicycles would only allow you see a small part of Tuscany. There are many tremendous hills there and we've seen plenty of very experienced bikers walking their bikes up some of them.

How long is car ride from Florence to Tuscany?

The average travel time on the two routes is similar, between 1h 15min and 2 hours of drive depending on traffic. Tuscany is full of unmissable destinations and you can create your own tour visiting some of the most beautiful places here.

What is the rainiest month in Tuscany?

November is usually the wettest month of the year, temperatures has values of 10-12 C°. In winter (December, January and February) temperatures are obviously lower, on average, range from 2-12 C°. In January and early February the weather is usually cold with little rain.

What is the best way to explore Tuscany Italy?

There is certainly no shortage of ways to get around Tuscany. However, navigating yourself around the countryside can result in lots of wasted time. Perhaps the best way to see the highlights while you simply enjoy yourself is a guided tour or package tour of Tuscany.

Which airport is closer to Tuscany?

Florence airport is the nearest airport for most locations in Tuscany.

How easy is it to travel in Tuscany?

Driving in Tuscany is not at all difficult. The roads are well paved and well marked. They are, however, just a little crooked and hilly. You've got a 4 lane highway going south out of Florence that goes down to Poggibonsi and Siena, and small hilltowns are on both sides of the highway.

Is it better to stay in Lucca or Florence?

Both Lucca and Siena were a little more intimate and relaxed than Florence, especially at night, although Florence was fantastic. Either way try to visit all of these places as each is worth the effort.

Is Lucca a good base for Tuscany?

Train links make Lucca a good base for trips to other parts of Tuscany. Journey time to Florence is 1hr 20min direct, with trains roughly hourly (€8.10/£7.15). Prato and Pistoia enroute both have fine historic centres worth exploring.

How do tourists get around in Tuscany?

With a combination of trains and buses you can go practically everywhere in Tuscany, even the most remote little town. But you'll need to do a bit of planning and have plenty of time on your hands. Tuscany has four main rail artieries. The fastest is the Milan-Florence-Arezzo-Orvieto-Rome line.

What is the best month to visit Tuscany?

The best time to visit Tuscany is in mid-to-late spring (April to May) or early fall (September to October). The Tuscan landscape is at its most vibrant during these times and the weather is particularly pleasant, with temperatures around 63°F to 79°F.