Regional routes · Days: 4

Tuscany without a car

Route at a glance

Make room for this: Use Florence for two days, then transfer to Siena for two nights. Reserve day three for Siena and day four for San Gimignano if bus 130’s return works. Check the Florence–Siena connection separately. Choose lodging near usable transport, store luggage before walks, and drop San Gimignano if connections are poor.
Less energy: Keep a meal break and spare time before the return service. Crowds, steps and slopes can slow the day; skip the final stop when tired. The number of days is a suggested pace, not a transport timetable or an accessibility rating.

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Your journey, step by step

Day 1
1. First-Day Soft Landing
Start Florence without fighting the city on hour one.
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Day 2
1. Classic Florence in 1 Day
Classic Florence in 1 Day: a sequenced walk with realistic buffers, recovery points and a finish that does not send you back across the city.
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Day 3
1. Florence → Siena
A day in Siena or the next stop on your trip. Choose your plan, arrange the journey and continue with a ready-made city walk.
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2. Siena in one day
A first-visit loop with the Campo, cathedral, coffee and a garden view.
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Day 4
1. Piazza della Cisterna
A medieval square surrounded by towers and historic façades.
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2. Le Vecchie Mura
Tuscan food and a panoramic terrace on Via Piandornella.
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3. Cathedral
Frescoed interiors and the Chapel of Santa Fina.
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Map & orientation

Each map covers the selected leg, not the whole day. Confirm stops and return services with the operator; open the linked city guide for the walking route. Countryside pins are destinations, not verified parking or access points.

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Adjust your plan

Less energy

Keep a meal break and spare time before the return service. Crowds, steps and slopes can slow the day; skip the final stop when tired. The number of days is a suggested pace, not a transport timetable or an accessibility rating.

Rain

In rain, choose one indoor visit from the linked guides after checking opening and tickets, then shorten the outdoor loop. For countryside or beach days, postpone exposed walks and keep a town-based meal or visit instead; do not force the original circuit.

Rain-Safe Florence Puccini’s birthplace