In Tuscnay for 5 days. Worth a drive to the coast? If so, where?
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In Tuscnay for 5 days. Worth a drive to the coast? If so, where?
We have 5 full days in Tuscany (Montalcino/Montepulciano area). I was reading on Livorno, and the region.
Is it worth a day trip to the coast? What about driving down the coast to Rome? Is there any particular little town that is really worth making a visit to?
We prefer romance and quiet, wineries and good food, a little shopping. We're not into big resorts with lots of people... really prefer authentic family run places rather than huge fancy restaraunts. I hope you have some advice! Thanks!
Is it worth a day trip to the coast? What about driving down the coast to Rome? Is there any particular little town that is really worth making a visit to?
We prefer romance and quiet, wineries and good food, a little shopping. We're not into big resorts with lots of people... really prefer authentic family run places rather than huge fancy restaraunts. I hope you have some advice! Thanks!
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Your trip sounds like mine. We spent 3 days in Cinque Terre, 5 days in Tuscany, and 4 days in Ravello on Amalfi Coast. I would not try to get to the coast from Tuscany. So much to see write near where you are. Go to Pienza for sure as its close to Montalcino. The other place that is pretty close to you is the S'Antimo Abbey south of Montalcino. The monks come out several times a day for Gregorian chanting. You can get details about it on the slowtrav. website. The drive is gorgeous as well.
The AC will give you your coast "fix" so I would stay in Tuscany and enjoy every minute.
The AC will give you your coast "fix" so I would stay in Tuscany and enjoy every minute.
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