stellabella
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What is best way to visit Val D’Orcia area? Will be flying from USA to Florence in the fall.
Saw a you tube video of someone explaining Val D’Orcia and I seem to be obsessed with visiting now.
Not sure if I should book a day trip or two or take the train from Florence to Siena to get closer.
Thinking of renting car or just storing luggage and taking backpacks and renting Vespa and spending a night or two in the area at the end of our trip.
We have two full days in Florence, and then meet with the tour group Go Collette to visit Pisa, Florence, San Gimignano, Siena and Lucca, based in Montecatini.
Heard Montalcino, Pienza and Montepulciano are beautiful and not sure if one area is better than the other to be based if staying overnight.
Is it possible to see the 3 areas without a vehicle and taking a bus or cab?
Not sure what we want to do, but just enjoy the beautiful screenary of the roaming hills, and I know people will say, that is too much to do in 18 days, but YOLO!
Grazie!
Saw a you tube video of someone explaining Val D’Orcia and I seem to be obsessed with visiting now.
Not sure if I should book a day trip or two or take the train from Florence to Siena to get closer.
Thinking of renting car or just storing luggage and taking backpacks and renting Vespa and spending a night or two in the area at the end of our trip.
We have two full days in Florence, and then meet with the tour group Go Collette to visit Pisa, Florence, San Gimignano, Siena and Lucca, based in Montecatini.
Heard Montalcino, Pienza and Montepulciano are beautiful and not sure if one area is better than the other to be based if staying overnight.
Is it possible to see the 3 areas without a vehicle and taking a bus or cab?
Not sure what we want to do, but just enjoy the beautiful screenary of the roaming hills, and I know people will say, that is too much to do in 18 days, but YOLO!
Grazie!