You’re making the trip to ITALY for us—legends. We can’t wait to celebrate with you! 🤍

Below, you’ll find some key details to help with your travel plans.

Fly to Italy

Monteverdi Tuscany is located in the heart of the Val d’Orcia, making it a serene yet accessible destination. Here’s how to get there:

Major Airports Nearby

  • Florence Airport (FLR) – 2-hour drive.

  • Pisa Airport (PSA) – 2.5-hour drive.

  • Rome Fiumicino Airport (FCO) – 3-hour drive.

  • Perugia Airport (PEG) – 1.5-hour drive.

Recommended Routes

  • From Florence or Pisa: Rent a car or take a train to Chiusi-Chianciano Terme station, then a taxi.

  • From Rome: Take a train from Roma Termini to Chiusi-Chianciano Terme (1.5 hours), then a taxi.

  • From Perugia: Renting a car is the easiest option.

Car Rental & Transfers

  • Renting a car is highly recommended for exploring the countryside.

  • Private transfers can be arranged from the Chiusi-Chianciano Terme train station.

  • Taxis are available but should be pre-booked.

    For hotels and accommodations, please check the dedicated page here.

Travel to Italy

Getting around Italy

Italy has a well-connected transportation system, making it easy to travel between cities and regions.

By Train 🚆

  • High-Speed Trains (Frecciarossa, Frecciargento, Frecciabianca, Italo) → Best for long distances (Rome to Florence in 1.5 hours).

  • Regional Trains (Trenitalia, Trenord) → Ideal for short distances and smaller towns.

  • Tickets & Reservations:

    • Buy in advance for cheaper high-speed train fares.

    • Regional train tickets must be validated before boarding (stamp at yellow machines).

By Car 🚗

  • Renting a car is recommended for exploring rural areas, small villages, and Tuscany.

  • ZTL Zones (Limited Traffic Zones): Many historic city centers have restricted car access; check before driving.

  • Toll Roads (Autostrada): Use Telepass for automatic payment or pay by card/cash at toll booths.

By Bus 🚌

  • FlixBus & MarinoBus: Long-distance budget buses between major cities.

  • Local Buses: Useful in towns and cities but can be slow and irregular.

By Plane ✈️

  • Major airports: Rome (FCO, CIA), Milan (MXP, LIN), Florence (FLR), Venice (VCE), Naples (NAP).

  • Domestic flights are available but often unnecessary due to the efficient train system.

By Taxi & Ride-Sharing 🚖

  • Taxis: Use official taxi stands or apps like IT Taxi and FreeNow (Uber only works in Milan & Rome).

  • Ride-Sharing: BlaBlaCar is popular for long-distance shared rides.

Getting around Tuscany

Tuscany is best explored by car due to its countryside and charming hilltop towns. However, trains and buses connect major destinations.

By Train 🚆

  • Florence to Pisa, Siena, Lucca, Arezzo, and Livorno → Easy train rides (1-2 hours).

  • Chianti & Val d’Orcia: No train access—car rental recommended.

By Car 🚗

  • Renting a car is the best way to explore wineries, countryside, and small villages.

  • Scenic drives:

    • SR222 (Chianti Wine Route) – Between Florence & Siena.

    • Val d’Orcia – Rolling hills, cypress trees, and charming medieval towns.

By Bus 🚌

  • From Florence: Buses run to Siena, San Gimignano, and Volterra.

  • Between Small Towns: Bus schedules can be irregular—check ahead.

By Bike 🚴

  • Tuscany is great for cycling, especially in Chianti and Lucca.

Things to Do in Italy

Italy offers a mix of history, culture, food, and nature. Here are must-do experiences:

Top Cities to Visit 🏛️

  • Rome: Colosseum, Vatican City, Trevi Fountain, Pantheon.

  • Florence: Uffizi Gallery, Ponte Vecchio, Duomo.

  • Venice: Gondola rides, St. Mark’s Basilica, Rialto Bridge.

  • Milan: Duomo, Last Supper, fashion shopping.

  • Naples & Amalfi Coast: Pompeii, Capri, Positano.

Must-Do Experiences 🍝

  • Food & Wine: Eat pasta, pizza, and gelato in local trattorias.

  • Wine Tasting: Chianti, Barolo, Brunello di Montalcino.

  • Beaches: Sardinia, Sicily, Cinque Terre, Puglia.

  • Hiking: Dolomites, Cinque Terre, Amalfi Coast trails.

Things to Do in Tuscany

Tuscany is famous for its vineyards, medieval villages, and rolling countryside.

Top Places to Visit 🏡

  • Florence: Renaissance art, museums, and great food.

  • Siena: Piazza del Campo, medieval streets.

  • San Gimignano: Towered skyline, local saffron, and white wine.

  • Pisa: The Leaning Tower and charming riverside views.

  • Val d’Orcia: Stunning landscapes, Montepulciano, and Pienza.

Wine & Food Experiences 🍷

  • Chianti Wine Tours – Sample Tuscany’s best reds.

  • Truffle Hunting – Try this unique experience in San Miniato.

  • Cooking Classes – Learn to make pasta and Tuscan dishes.

Outdoor Activities 🚴

  • Hot Springs: Saturnia’s natural thermal baths.

  • Cycling: Through Chianti vineyards or Lucca’s city walls.

  • Hiking: Apuan Alps and Tuscan countryside trails.