Florence & Tuscany
Florence and Tuscany, from Rome by private car
A direct transfer to Florence, or a full day across Chianti, Val d’Orcia and Siena, with the stops decided by you.
From € 600 + 10% VAT · transfer, sedan
Rome and Florence are about three hours apart by motorway. The high-speed train covers the route well, but a private car brings one clear advantage: the ability to stop. Orvieto, Lake Trasimeno, the Val d'Orcia and the Chianti hills all lie on the route or a few kilometres from it.
The service offers a direct transfer and an eleven-hour full-day tour departing from and returning to Rome.
Rates
| Service | Sedan | Van |
|---|---|---|
| Rome ↔ Florence, transfer only | from € 600+ 10% VAT | from € 655+ 10% VAT |
| Full-day tour in Florence (11 hours, departing from and returning to Rome) | from € 730+ 10% VAT | from € 800+ 10% VAT |
| Pisa and Florence (11 hours) | from € 850+ 10% VAT | from € 900+ 10% VAT |
| Siena and San Gimignano (11 hours) | from € 680+ 10% VAT | from € 750+ 10% VAT |
| Montepulciano, Pienza and Montalcino (11 hours) | from € 650+ 10% VAT | from € 720+ 10% VAT |
Prices are per vehicle and not per person, excluding 10% Italian VAT. Sedan up to 4 passengers with 2 large suitcases or 4 small ones, van up to 7-8 passengers with a maximum of 8 large suitcases.
For journeys outside Rome, the prices shown refer to a standard route: the exact quote is calculated on the actual distance from pick-up to drop-off and varies with the vehicle chosen.
Choose your tour
The tours, one by one
Each tour has its own page: what you will see, why it is worth it and how long you spend in each place.
Florence day trip
The Duomo, Piazza della Signoria, the Ponte Vecchio and one booked museum, with a drive up to Piazzale Michelangelo before heading back.
from € 730 + 10% VATSee the tourPisa and Florence day trip
Tuscany’s two most famous postcards in one day: the Leaning Tower in the morning, central Florence in the afternoon.
from € 850 + 10% VATSee the tourSiena and San Gimignano
Piazza del Campo and Siena Cathedral, then the medieval towers of San Gimignano and its Vernaccia wine. Tuscany’s hill towns, in one day.
from € 680 + 10% VATSee the tourVal d’Orcia: Montepulciano, Pienza and Montalcino
Three stone hill towns, the cypress-lined hills and a winery tasting lunch, with wines poured by the people who make them. With a driver, everyone raises a glass.
from € 650 + 10% VATSee the tourWhat is included
Everything already covered by the price
Door to door
From your Rome address straight to the hotel or office in Florence, with no station involved.
Stops along the way
A stop in Orvieto or the Val d'Orcia is agreed when we quote. Leaving the motorway and waiting an hour or two has a cost, and you are told it beforehand, not at the end of the ride.
Tolls and fuel included
The Autostrada del Sole and refuelling are already in the rate. No balancing payment.
Luggage and equipment
Real space for long-trip suitcases, exhibition material or photographic equipment.
Suited to business travel
Three hours of travel you can spend working or on a call, instead of managing connections.
Same-day return
With the full-day tour, departure and return happen on the same day, with no overnight stay needed.
Frequently asked questions
Florence & Tuscany
Is the rate per person or per vehicle?
Per vehicle. The Rome–Florence transfer costs from €600 + 10% VAT in a sedan and from €655 in a van, tolls and fuel included: three passengers pay the same as one.
How long does the journey from Rome to Florence take?
About three hours of actual driving on the Autostrada del Sole, traffic permitting. With a scenic stop, allow three and a half to four.
How much time is left in Florence on the full-day tour?
The eleven hours include roughly six hours of travel there and back, leaving four or five full hours in the city: enough for the historic centre, less so for a thorough visit to the Uffizi.
Can we go through the Val d'Orcia?
Yes, and it is one of the most requested detours. It adds around an hour to the route and needs to be allowed for in the quote, especially on a single-day tour.
Is the transfer available in the other direction?
Yes, the rate is the same from Florence to Rome. The service runs in both directions, departing from or arriving in Rome.
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