*Florence to Fiesole golf cart tour: History & Panoramic views:
Escape the busy streets of Florence and discover the beauty of the Tuscan hills on a relaxing electric golf cart tour to Fiesole, one of the oldest and most charming towns near the city. Starting from a central and easy-to-reach meeting point, this panoramic experience takes you through elegant areas, scenic roads, historic villas, and breathtaking viewpoints overlooking Florence and the Arno Valley.

Founded by the Etruscans long before Florence, Fiesole offers a peaceful atmosphere rich in history, culture, and unforgettable landscapes. Along the route, you’ll enjoy several panoramic stops perfect for photos and for admiring the unique light of Tuscany.

Tours departing before 1:30 PM include admission to the Archaeological Area of Fiesole, where you can explore the Roman theatre, ancient baths, and Etruscan ruins surrounded by greenery. Tours after 1:30 PM, or Tuesday tours until March when the archaeological site is closed, include a visit to the Bandini Museum with medieval and Renaissance artworks, followed by a tasting of traditional local biscuits.

The experience also includes a visit to the Cathedral of San Romolo, adding another cultural highlight to this unforgettable journey. Comfortable, scenic, and full of authentic Tuscan charm, this tour is perfect for travellers who want to combine nature, history, art, and relaxation in just a few hours.

*Florence Hills Tour: Arcetri ,Porta Romana ,San Miniato & Michelangelo .

Discover the most panoramic and authentic side of Florence on a relaxing journey through its beautiful hills, starting from the historic Porta Romana. Here you’ll admire the ancient city walls and hear the fascinating storey of one of Florence’s historic entrances before heading along the elegant Viale Machiavelli, surrounded by cypress trees, noble villas, and breathtaking Tuscan scenery.

The tour continues to the magnificent Villa Medicea del Poggio Imperiale, the grand former residence of the Medici family, immersed in the peaceful Florentine hills. Passing through the charming area of Arcetri, you’ll discover the renowned Arcetri Astrophysical Observatory and Villa Il Gioiello, the last home of the legendary Galileo Galilei.

One of the highlights of the experience is the stop at the stunning Basilica di San Miniato al Monte, one of the finest examples of Romanesque art in Tuscany, with the possibility to visit inside when open. The journey then leads to the iconic Piazzale Michelangelo, reached with a short scenic walk, where you’ll enjoy unforgettable panoramic views over Florence’s historic skyline.

A perfect experience combining history, science, art, and spectacular landscapes in the heart of Tuscany.