What to See

Towns and sights worth the trip, all within easy reach

Marina di Pisa
Pebble and sandy beaches have calm waters sheltered by stone barriers, making them popular with families. Pizzerias, ice cream parlors, and bars line the seafront and Via Maiorca.
The best sunset
- To the sea
San Gimignano
It has a skyline of medieval towers, including the stone Torre Grossa. Famous ice cream.
Half day
- Wine lovers
- With kids
Pisa
Pisa's famous tower attracts thousands of tourists annually!
2-3 hours
- With kids
Peccioli
One of the most amazing villages in Italy. Explore every corner of this place and enjoy the views.
2-3 hours
- By bike
Volterra
Volterra, was one of the main city-states of ancient Etruria. Volterra salt is known as the purest salt in Italy.
Half day
- Gourmet
Lucca
It is a charming, relaxed Tuscan city enclosed by completely intact Renaissance walls that you can walk or bike along.
Full day
- With kids
Montefoscoli
A small village with a basic shop a a local bar to have your morning croissant or aperitivo
2-3 hours
- Walk distance
Castelfalfi
It is famous as a historic medieval village transformed into a sprawling luxury Tuscan estate.
2-3 hours
- With kids