Where is the meeting point?

Pickup is at your accommodation in Florence; return pickups from Rome may be available depending on direction.

Can I customize which towns we stop in?

Yes — the transfer is private and the driver/guide will adjust the itinerary to prioritize your chosen stops when time allows.

How long is the transfer?

Plan for roughly seven hours door-to-door, including short sightseeing and a lunch break; exact duration varies by selected stops.

Is food or wine included?

Tastings, museum admissions and meals are not included by default; drivers can recommend and book experiences at additional cost.

Drivers handle luggage; please confirm the number and size of bags when booking to ensure appropriate vehicle size.

Is this accessible for limited mobility travelers?

Accessibility varies by town — many hilltowns have cobbled streets and steps; contact the operator ahead to discuss options and timing.

Private Florence-to-Rome Transfer with Tuscany Sightseeing Stops

Adventure Brief

Turn a necessary transfer between Florence and Rome into a curated day of hilltop towns, cellar tastings and motorsport detours. This private seven-hour transfer picks you up at your Florence accommodation and stitches Tuscany’s best stops into one relaxed route.

7 hours

easy

From €970.18

Transfer Florence to Rome with sightseeing stop offers a private, guided journey between two of Italy’s great art cities, moving you across the gentle hills of Tuscany and the ancient plateaus of Umbria. Based in Bagno A Ripoli, Toscana, Italy, this seven‑hour transfer picks you up at your accommodation in Florence and delivers a smooth, single-day passage to Rome while pausing for curated stops: Siena, Orvieto, Montepulciano, Montalcino, Pienza, Cortona, the Chianti wine region and Modena.

The route is an itinerary in landscape: Chianti’s rolling vineyards and hedged olive groves give way to cypress-lined lanes and the ochre hilltops of Val d’Orcia. Orvieto perches on a volcanic tuff plateau, its cliff-edge duomo an arresting Romanesque-Gothic landmark; Siena’s shell-shaped Piazza del Campo reads like living medieval theatre; San Gimignano stacks towers of stone against the sky. Montepulciano and Montalcino are working agricultural laboratories where Brunello and Nobile wines age in cool cellars, the soil a mix of clay and galestro schist that shapes grape character.

Modena adds a different note: the Ferrari museum and optional supercar experiences sit near a food culture defined by Traditional Balsamic Vinegar of Modena and Parmigiano-Reggiano. A guided visit to an acetaia demonstrates centuries-old cask aging; tastings clarify why small-family producers command fame. Drivers act as local guides, handling logistics and suggesting the best lunch stops, wineries, or a quick city-center walk past Modena’s Romanesque cathedral.

Why book this transfer? It replaces rushed train connections and rental-car navigation with a flexible, private day that stitches major cultural highlights into a single corridor. For photographers the shifting Tuscan light across vine terraces, town rooftops and volcanic cliffs offers a series of postcard frames. For food and wine travelers the day pairs landscape with terroir lessons, from Chianti Classico to aged balsamic.

Practical notes: plan roughly seven hours door-to-door when you pick the private transfer; bring comfortable walking shoes for short town explorations and a light jacket for hilltop breezes. Meeting point is your accommodation in Florence. The experience is ideal for travelers who want regional context without self-driving or multiple hotel changes, turning a necessary transfer into a fully realized day on the road.

Because the transfer is private and customizable, you can extend a stop for a winery cellar tour, squeeze in a guided acetaia tasting in Modena, or cut a visit short to arrive in Rome earlier. Drivers handle luggage and planning so you can relax between photo stops and leisurely lunches. Ideal for couples, families and small groups seeking to taste Tuscany’s sense of place—stone towns, old vineyards, and food traditions that explain why Italy’s countryside feels alive. Bookings meet at your Florence accommodation; pickup in Rome may be available. Pack a light raincoat.

About Let’s Andiamo Private Tours

Let’s Andiamo Private Tours is a private tour operator based in Bagno A Ripoli, Toscana.
The company organizes private day tours and shore excursions from Florence and nearby ports, focusing on wine regions, historic towns, coastal villages, and motor-culture destinations.
Tours include Chianti Classico wine experiences, Brunello tastings in Montalcino, guided visits to Siena, San Gimignano, Pisa and Lucca, Cinque Terre coastal itineraries, and Motor Valley visits to Modena and Ferrari-related sites.
Featured on The Adventure Collective, Let’s Andiamo Private Tours connects travelers with curated itineraries that highlight Tuscany’s landscapes, culinary traditions, and cultural heritage.
The operation conducts private trips to castle estates, medieval villages, UNESCO sites, and vineyards in Chianti and Montalcino. Several tours depart from Florence; some excursions also serve Livorno and La Spezia cruise ports.
Clients can choose half-day and full-day options such as Chianti half day tours, Florence walking half-day tours, and full-day highlights of Tuscany covering Pisa, Siena and San Gimignano. Wine-focused trips emphasize Chianti Classico, Super Tuscans, Brunello and Nobile wines. Coastal offerings visit the terraced villages of Cinque Terre, with flexible options including scenic drives and ferries.
Let’s Andiamo Private Tours operates across Tuscany and adjoining areas, offering local knowledge of landscapes, towns, food and wine. Travelers seeking private, region-focused experiences will find an array of day trips that showcase Tuscany’s historic sites, vineyards, and coastal scenery.
Booking information and detailed itineraries are available through The Adventure Collective listing and direct contact with Let’s Andiamo Private Tours for customized arrangements and local recommendations.