Embark on the journey of a lifetime with Real Luxury's exclusive Ferrari tour through the most beautiful roads of Italy, carefully selected by our expert staff. Experience the thrill of driving a Ferrari while exploring enchanting spots off the beaten path, indulging in traditional Italian cuisine along the way. Our meticulously crafted tour spares you the stress of parking, navigation, and logistics, allowing you to fully immerse yourself in the adventure. Our dedicated tour leader will take care of every aspect of your vacation, ensuring maximum privacy for you to enjoy every moment. --------- Val d'Orcia, in the Province of Sienna, Tuscany (central Italy), is a rural agricultural landscape that retains much of its Renaissance layout, character and aesthetic. The landscape of Val d'Orcia is layered with evidence of human occupation and settlement extending over thousands of years.

Civita became known as “the dying town” due to the forces of nature – earthquakes, landslides and floods – that have threatened its survival since the 17th century. But far from being a death knell, the label – which even features on signposts leading to the village – has proven to be a deft stroke of marketing. A series of landslides in 2014 and 2015 saw some of its medieval properties plummet into the ravine when the sides of the volcanic outcrop gave way. Geologists have described it as melting like an ice cream. However, the disaster encouraged a group of Italy’s cultural heavyweights, including Oscar-winning composer Ennio Morricone and director Bernardo Bertolucci, to back a petition calling for Civita to be given world heritage status by Unesco. The regional government of Lazio pledged more investment to preserve what was becoming increasingly recognised as a cultural and historical gem, and a bid for the site to be listed was submitted in March this year.

San Casciano dei Bagni is immersed in the colors of the Valdichiana Senese, a countryside that's rich in vineyards and olive groves, sites of artistic interest and charming villages. It's the perfect starting point for discovering one of the most well-known and charming areas of Tuscany.

A hamlet of the municipality of San Quirico d'Orcia, Bagno Vignoni is located in the Val d'Orcia, close to the Via Francigena. The waters flowing here have been used since Roman times for thermal purposes. Even today, in the. From there, the water heads towards the steep escarpment of the Mulini Nature Park.

Pienza (Italian pronunciation: [piˈɛntsa]) is a town and comune in the province of Siena, Tuscany, in the historical region of Val d'Orcia. Situated between the towns of Montepulciano and Montalcino, it is considered the "touchstone of Renaissance urbanism".

Siena is an eminent medieval city with a UNESCO-listed historic center. Surrounded by a well-preserved 1,000-year-old wall, it's best known for hosting the Palio horserace, which takes place twice yearly, as well as plenty of medieval masterpieces.

A Window on the World of Chianti Classico The winery overlooks the countryside from a terrace surrounded by vineyards planted with Chianti Classico's most typical grape, Sangiovese, together with other varieties that were historically planted nearby: Canaiolo, Ciliegiolo, Colorino, Malvasia Nera, and Mammolo. Tuscan art of every kind is celebrated at the Antinori family’s elegant headquarters, from the architecture slipping it surreptitiously into the hillside to the museum space hosting historical and contemporary exhibitions; local produce goes into rustically-inspired but polished dishes at the Rinuccio 1180 restaurant (named after the family’s first recorded winemaker) and watch the art of winemaking itself in the advanced and sustainable gravitational facility – opened in 2012, it marks the next chapter in a 26-generation history. Finish in the cubed glass tasting room that hangs out above the cellar as if suspended over the barrels.

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San Gimignano, a journey through the charm of the Middle Ages and the magic of Nature. A beautiful town nestled between the Sienese hills and the sunny Val d'Elsa hills, surrounded by thirteenth-century walls and rich in still intact medieval charm: this is San Gimignano, a small and much-loved Tuscan pearl. While only 14 of the original tower houses have survived, San Gimignano has retained its feudal atmosphere and appearance, embellished with several notable palaces during the 12th and 14th century. The town also has several masterpieces of Italian art dating to the 14th and 15th centuries. Wine once appreciated by popes and princes, Vernaccia has been able to combine over the centuries the excellent quality to the incomparable landscape of the territory of San Gimignano. The Vernaccia was the first Italian white wine which received the DOC concession, in 1966.

Chiantigiana (SR 222), Chianti Wine Road, leads you to absolutely breathtaking beautiful countryside at least in spring time. You can start your journey e.g. Florence and end up to Siena. Along the road there are huge vineyards, olive trees, charming small medieval towns and villages.

1 Night in Florence

A distinctive, innovative concept, created to satisfy the desires of its visitors to leave their daily routine behind and discover a secret oasis of luxury and creativity, nestled in a sophisticated setting in the magnificent Tuscan countryside. The Mall Firenze not only offers its visitors a quality shopping experience: there are a host of additional enticing services to choose from, such as the opportunity to sample excellent food and wine from this region, renowned for its culinary heritage.

1 night in Florence

From the famous racetracks of Imola and Misano to the factories of famous race car and motorbike brands, such as Ferrari, Lamborghini, Maserati, Dallara, Ducati, to the museum and collections, such as the museum dedicated to “Sic”, Marco Simoncelli, right up to minimoto, go-kart and motocross tracks You will visit Ferrari Museum: Museo Ferrari (previously known as Galleria Ferrari) is a Ferrari company museum dedicated to the Ferrari sports car marque. The museum is not purely for cars; there are also trophies, photographs and other historical objects relating to the Italian motor racing industry.

1 Night in Verona

Verona is one of the richest cities in northern Italy in Roman remains. The most remarkable of these, the amphitheatre, or Arena, is the third largest surviving Roman amphitheatre and is now used for opera. Also from the 1st century ce are the Roman theatre (with adjacent archaeological museum) and two gateways. The city of Verona is rich of Roman antiquities (the city is also known as little Rome), nevertheless it is mostly famous as the setting of the love story Romeo and Juliet Time to visit Verona and enjoy the sound of love

1 nightin Venice

This is the ideal tour for first timers in Venice: the purpose of the tour is to guide you through the discovery of the charming history of the city but also to get in touch with its soul and origins. We will see how locals live the city nowadays and you'll get to know what it's like to feel like a local in such a one-of-a-kind city and, of course, we will provide some useful hints to get the most out of your stay! During most of the tour we are going to explore the yet not-touristy spots of the Venice, but we will also immerse ourselves into the magic atmosphere of the most famous sites, such as the stunning Rialto Bridge or the breathtaking St. Mark's Square and we will end our visit admiring the golden interiors of the Basilica of St. Mark.

1 night in Venice