mamichula asked 9 anni ago
traveling from Rome, staying in villa trebbio. best way to get to villa- spending 2 nights. want to take day tour to florence and of tuscany.
elena nacci Staff answered 9 anni ago
I imagine you refer to the lovely Villa il Trebbio in Cortona. The best way to get to the villa is via the A1 Motorway from Rome to the Valdichiana exit. It’s the fastest way, taking around 2 hours and 10 minutes. While driving you may consider some stops to visit beautiful hill towns like Orte, Orvieto, and Civita di Bagnoregio.
As you will have 2 nights there, I would dedicate one full day visiting Florence and another day going west to visit Montepulciano, Pienza, and all other charming villages of the Val d’Orcia. Another not-to-be missed destination is surely Siena, but I don’t know if you will have time for that as well.
Anyway, there are lots of day tours you can take starting from Cortona, just take a look and make up your mind.
Let me know if you need any more suggestions,
Enjoy your holiday!
elena
mamichulaElena thank you so much for taking the time to respond. Im so excited for this trip that Im having a tough time focusing on were to go! How are is Cortona from Villa il Trebbio? yes what a lovely place! it was recommended by a friend that has stayed there twice..
elena nacci Staff answered 9 anni ago
Cortona is just 10 minutes away by car. Cortona itself is all to be visited! it’s one of the most beautiful hill towns in Tuscany. Here are some info on this ancient Etruscan town.
elena
You and I must have the same taste LOL! The 2 hotels you recommend are also in Rome, right ? I love them! I will read your recommendations…
Hi Elena,Having a hard time finding car rental drop off in cortona. Driving from Rome to villa trebbio. Looking for drop off that would be easy access to take train to Venice after our 2 days in Tuscany/Florance. Any suggestions?
elena nacciCiao The best place to take a fast train to Venice is certainly Florence. I’d suggest you drop your car off near the Santa Maria Novella train station in Florence. You may well decide to pay a brief visit to Florence right before taking the train to Venice. Train timetables on trenitalia.com,For any further advice, just ask!elena
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