Special Offer
Book before March 31, 2014, and save 10% on the recommended retail price.
Numbers are limited to 10 people on this fun-filled Vespa tour, ensuring you'll enjoy a more personalized experience.
Highlights
- 4-hour vintage Vespa tour from Florence
- Follow your friendly guide into the Tuscan hills while driving your own iconic Italian scooter
- See off-the-beaten-path sights like the Church of San Miniato al Monte
- Stop at Piazzale Michelangelo for panoramic views over Florence
- End your tour with a delicious Tuscan meal in Florence
- Small-group tour with a maximum of 10 people ensures personalized attention from your guide
Recent Photos of this Tour
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Ready to hit the road againOur guide took this photo for us just before we were to head off to lunchPhoto by: Charles G
10 2013 -
My wife and I in the Tuscan ...My wife, myself, and our awesome little scooter.Photo by: Jonathan T
07 2013 -
One of the many fab views ...Enjoying the view over the city from the Piazzale Michelangelo with Stefano, our guide.Photo by: Catherine E
02 2014 -
Getting Ready to Head OutThere were 3 Vespas 6 riders plus a chase car in case there was a breakdownPhoto by: Rich
10 2013 -
Keeping up with the 500Following Andrea in his Fiat 500LPhoto by: Charles G
10 2013 -
Selfie of us cruising through ...My girlfriend and I, mid Vespa tour early on.Photo by: Charles G
10 2013 -
The best views of FlorenceA perfect day for a Vespa run.Photo by: Donald W
07 2013 -
Magnificent sceneryTuscanyPhoto by: Donald W
07 2013 -
Time for lunchYou can't stop smiling on this tourPhoto by: Donald W
07 2013 -
Classic 1980's VespasWe travelled with 3 vespas and 1 Fiat 500Photo by: Donald W
07 2013 -
TuscanyThis is the view of the countrysidePhoto by: Pamela C
07 2013 -
Vespa tour -view from San ...Me and the view over Florence from San Miniat's courtyard.Photo by: Sharise C
07 2013 -
Country RoadsRiding through the narrow country roads on the way to some beautiful overlooks.Photo by: Ian W
07 2013 -
Me on the VespaAren't these scooters cute? What a great way to see the countryside of Tuscany!Photo by: Cindy
06 2013 -
Overlooking FlorenceMy husband and I on a shared Vespa.Photo by: Kate C
04 2013 -
Amazing Lunch!Amazing lunch at the end of our tour.Photo by: Kate C
04 2013 -
Florence Vespa Tour: Tuscan ...Florence Vespa Tour: Tuscan Hills and Italian CuisinePhoto by: AlexB
United Kingdom, 08 2012 -
Florence Vespa Tour: Tuscan ...Florence Vespa Tour: Tuscan Hills and Italian CuisinePhoto by: AlexB
United Kingdom, 08 2012 -
Florence Vespa Tour: Tuscan ...Florence Vespa Tour: Tuscan Hills and Italian CuisinePhoto by: AlexB
United Kingdom, 08 2012 -
Florence Vespa Tour: Tuscan ...Florence Vespa Tour: Tuscan Hills and Italian CuisinePhoto by: AlexB
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What You Can Expect
Small-Group Florence Vespa Tour: Tuscan Hills and Italian Cuisine
Meet your guide in the center of town, collect your helmet and get acquainted with your mode of transport -- an original Vintage PK Vespa (this classic model is no longer in production). After a safety briefing and a few practice sessions to get used to the scooter, you’ll be on your way. Following your attentive guide, take a leisurely drive through Florence’s backstreets before reaching the sweeping boulevards on the outskirts of town.
Stop at the Church of San Miniato al Monte for breathtaking views over Florence and a quick look around inside with your guide. One of the city’s true gems, this beautiful Romanesque church contains a fascinating mish-mash of architecture and art from different eras.
Your tour continues into the vineyard-studded hills of Tuscany, meandering through leafy villages and poppy-filled fields. If you’ve chosen to share your scooter with your traveling companion, there’ll be plenty of breaks to stop and switch drivers, or to simply stretch your legs while admiring the views. On your way back to town, stop at Piazzale Michelangelo, a popular vantage point for gazing over Florence.
The one thing left to do is eat! Before returning your Vespa, sit down with your guide for a relaxing meal on a private terrace. Dishes vary, but will always be typically Tuscan. Expect artistically arranged antipasti like bruschetta with ripe tomatoes, creamy burrata cheese, panzanella salad and cold cuts of meat with fennel. It’s the perfect ending to a perfect day in Tuscany!
Customer Reviews
February 2014
In the company of our lovely guide, Stefano, we enjoyed a fabulous trip round the Tuscan Hills. The weather was iffy, but no one could fault the fantastic tour we had, ending in a lovely lunch at a little deli tucked away in a side street - a true taste of Tuscany. Fabulous and worth every penny.
February 2014
The Vespa Tour was the highlight of our visit to Florence in November 2013. Our guide Angel was simply amazing! Highly highly recommend it! This should be on the top of your Must-do list in Florence!
