Enjoy a private tour to one of the most famous areas of Tuscany, known all over the world for its wine and countryside of unequalled beauty. Alternating woods with vines and olive trees, where Romanesque Churches, farmhouses, Villas and Castles of rare beauty are to be found.

This tour includes a visit to a place of particular historic and artistic interest in an old village, and of one of the most renowned castle farms with a snack and tasting of its prestigious wines.

Continue for a visit to one of the most beautiful Romanesque churches in the area. End your tour with a traditional Tuscan Dinner (with rich menu and excellent Chianti Wine) in the magical atmosphere of an old village among the hills. Dinner will take place out in the open (weather permitting), so please wear suitable clothing.

The tours are carried out in different areas of the Chianti region, and the trip from Florence to Chianti is approximately 40 minutes each way.

Enjoy a private tour to one of the most famous areas of Tuscany, known all over the world for its wine and countryside of unequalled beauty. Alternating woods with vines and olive trees, where Romanesque Churches, farmhouses, Villas and Castles of rare beauty are to be found.

This tour includes a visit to a place of particular historic and artistic interest in an old village, and of one of the most renowned castle farms with a snack and tasting of its prestigious wines.

Continue for a visit to one of the most beautiful Romanesque churches in the area. End your tour with a traditional Tuscan Dinner (with rich menu and excellent Chianti Wine) in the magical atmosphere of an old village among the hills. Dinner will take place out in the open (weather permitting), so please wear suitable clothing.

The tours are carried out in different areas of the Chianti region, and the trip from Florence to Chianti is approximately 40 minutes each way.

Guided city tour of the old "Citta Alta" with English/Italian speaking guide. Return bus trip from Milano.

Bergamo was founded on a hill by a first very old settlement in the protohistoric age, age which gave it the configuration that still characterizes it: the oldest part of the town, enclosed within walls, lays up on the hill while the modern center has developed on the plain.

Two different cable railways take people from downtown either to the Castle or to the upper town. Developing for more than 3 miles (five kilometers), the still well-preserved town walls that encircle Bergamo on the hill are one of the most important evidence of bulwarks of the fifth century. Celts, Goths, Romans, Lombards succeeded on the hill, but the four centuries under the Venetian domination are the most significant period, when Venice and Bergamo were very close, both from an historical and a cultural point of view.

Piazza Vecchia, the heart of the old town, is enriched by such remarkable historical and religious monuments as the Palazzo del Comune or Palazzo della Ragione, the Cathedral, St Maria Maggiore, the Colleoni Chapel and the Baptistery.

The old town lays amongst the greenery, to the advantage of the landscape. This strip of lush vegetation connects the historical town with the hill region extending westward. The territory, included in the regional park "Parco dei Colli" of Bergamo, is full of villas, farmhouses, gardens, woods.