moderate
10 hours
Moderate fitness recommended due to walking in urban and rural settings
Experience a unique 10-hour private tour from La Spezia to Florence’s iconic Renaissance landmarks and Vinci, Leonardo da Vinci’s hometown. Discover art, history, and Tuscan landscapes in one immersive day.
Starting at €750 | Up to 16 people | Pick-up and drop-off with local private Driver and Guide
Embark on a captivating full-day shore excursion to explore the iconic sites of Florence and Vinci. With a seamless pickup at La Spezia Harbour, this 10-hour adventure promises unforgettable experiences, rich history, and stunning landscapes, all guided by a professional who ensures your journey is smooth and memorable.
Tour: € 750–€ 1,900
10 hours
When you land on your ship you have to take the shuttle bus (orange or blue) and get off at the last stop which is the Harbour of La Spezia where your driver will be waiting with a welcome sign under your name and the name of our companies such as:
"SMITH - UNDER THE TUSCAN SUN TOURS"
Please put yourself in the top positions when you need to get off the ship so do not waste time and meet your driver on time.
Secure your spot ahead of time to ensure smooth pickup at La Spezia Harbour and availability for this popular full-day tour.
Expect a fair amount of walking on city streets and museum floors, so sturdy shoes are a must.
Some small shops and museums in Vinci may prefer cash, so have euros handy.
Bring a water bottle and light snacks to stay energized during your full-day outing.
Florence is the birthplace of the Renaissance, formally established by influential families in the 14th century, while Vinci is celebrated as Leonardo da Vinci’s childhood home, rich with early inventions and art.
Both Florence and Vinci actively promote sustainable tourism, encouraging visitors to respect historical sites and natural surroundings to preserve Tuscany’s cultural landscape.
Necessary for cobbled streets and museum visits.
spring specific
Useful for carrying water, snacks, and souvenirs.
Capture stunning Renaissance architecture and Tuscan landscapes.