Top Tuscany Gondola Rides

Get a bird’s-eye view of the Tuscan countryside on this hot air balloon flight. Departing from San Casciano in Val di Pesa, an expert captain will lift you 2,000 feet (609 meters) into the air. Soak up unparalleled views of Tuscany’s olive groves and vineyards spread out below, as well as quaint villages and stunning castles. Then toast your adventure with a complimentary glass of sparkling wine after descending back down into the countryside.

There’s only one way to see Tuscany: from above. And the best way to do that is via hot air balloon. This 1-hour hot air balloon flight from Siena takes you above Tuscany to get a breathtaking view of the low-rolling hills, some clad in grape vines, others crowned by a rustic ancient villa. Ascend as high as 2,000 feet (609 meters) as you get a commanding view of the countryside and surrounding ancient villages and towns. Upon landing, enjoy a nice glass of sparkling wine to celebrate the amazing trip through the Tuscan heavens.

Marvel at the beauty of the Chianti hills from above with this balloon ride that takes off from the heart of Tuscany. Meet your pilot near the village of San Casciano in Val di Pesa for boarding and float up to a height of 2,000 feet (609 meters) for bird’s-eye views over the vineyards, olive groves, woods, and villages. After landing, toast to your flight with a glass of Champagne.

The most romantic way to get to know Florence and see the city from a completely unusual perspective. You will see the Republic Square, where the ancient Roman forum was located in ancient times & Orsanmichele church. We will reach the most beautiful squares in Italy - Piazza della Signoria. After passing through the Uffizi Gallery square, we will proceed to the pier, where a boat with a professional renaiolo will be waiting for us — the Florentine equivalent of the Venetian gondoliers. During an unforgettable boat trip, you will see the elegant palaces, learn the stories of the Florentine aristocrats, sail under the famous Ponte Vecchio Bridge and the most elegant Ponte Santa Trinita, accompanied by a glass of refreshing prosecco. After we will see the church of Santa Croce; the house where Michelangelo spent his childhood, medieval streets where Dante Alighieri once walked. The tour will end at the Cathedral Square, where the famous Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore stands.