• Porta Romana - Venture off the usual path and explore Porta Romana, one of Florence’s most remarkable and less crowded historical gates. Constructed in 1328, this grand entrance once defined the city’s southern boundary, welcoming travelers from Siena and Rome.

Porta Romana is more than just a gate; it is a true emblem of Renaissance Florence. Its imposing stone structure, adorned with the Medici coat of arms, narrates tales of merchants, pilgrims, and noble families who traversed it for centuries. Even Michelangelo is believed to have admired its defensive design, making it a masterpiece of medieval military architecture.

The vicinity of Porta Romana offers a more genuine and local experience of Florence, away from the bustling tourist paths. From here, visitors can easily access the stunning Boboli Gardens, wander through the elegant Oltrarno district, or continue towards the serene hills and villas of the Florentine countryside.

Ideal for travelers seeking to uncover hidden Florence.

• Giardino Del Bobolino - Uncover one of Florence’s best-kept secrets with a relaxing golf cart tour to the Giardino del Bobolino, a small yet enchanting Renaissance garden nestled in the Oltrarno district. Often overlooked by most visitors, this tranquil green oasis provides a rare glimpse into the private gardens of noble Florentine families.

The Giardino del Bobolino was established in the 16th century for the Corsini family and represents an early example of the Italian formal garden. As you explore the area by golf cart, enjoy a comfortable and eco-friendly ride through a quiet, local neighborhood, far from the crowded city center.

Inside the garden, discover elegant hedges, geometric paths, stone stairways, and a serene atmosphere that invites you to slow down and enjoy Florence at a different pace. The elevated position offers beautiful views of the city, making it a perfect stop for photos and relaxation.

• Villa Pian dei Giullari - Experience a unique blend of history, culture, and Tuscan charm at Villa Galileo, nestled in the scenic hills of Pian dei Giullari just outside Florence’s historic center. This peaceful corner of the city reveals a side of Florence that most visitors never see—a tranquil landscape of gentle slopes, elegant villas, and centuries-old stories waiting to be uncovered. Your journey will take you comfortably through picturesque roads and panoramic viewpoints, arriving at Villa Il Gioiello, commonly known as Villa Galileo. This remarkable Renaissance Villa was the final residence of the legendary scientist Galileo Galilei, who lived here from 1631 until his death in 1642. Explore the Villa’s exterior and the surrounding grounds, once part of Galileo’s own garden, and hear fascinating tales of his life, work, and legacy. This stop is an opportunity to enjoy stunning views, insights, and a memorable taste of Florence’s quieter side.
• INAF Arcetri Astrophysical Observatory - Established in 1872 and closely linked to the legacy of Galileo Galilei, the Arcetri Observatory stands in the same area where Galileo spent his final years. Today, it is part of the Italian National Institute for Astrophysics (INAF) and continues to play a key role in international space research, studying the Sun, stars, and distant galaxies. Reaching the observatory by comfortable, eco-friendly golf cart, you’ll travel through quiet roads and panoramic landscapes, far from the crowds of the historic center. From the hilltop, enjoy spectacular views over Florence and the Tuscan countryside, making this stop perfect for photos and a relaxing break surrounded by nature and knowledge.

This tour is ideal for travelers who love hidden places, science, and authentic Florence, offering a rare opportunity to connect the city’s Renaissance genius with modern discoveries of the universe.

• Piazzale Michelangelo - Reach Florence’s most famous viewpoint in total comfort with a golf cart tour to Piazzale Michelangelo, the panoramic terrace that offers the most breathtaking view of the entire city.

From this iconic hilltop, enjoy a stunning 180-degree panorama over Florence’s historic center: the Duomo, Palazzo Vecchio, Santa Croce, the Arno River, and the rolling Tuscan hills stretching into the distance. It’s the perfect place to take unforgettable photos and truly appreciate the beauty of Florence from above. Along the way, your local driver will share stories and insights about Florence, its art, and its history.

At the top, you’ll have time to relax, admire the view, and enjoy the magical atmosphere—especially at sunset, when the city turns golden and the panorama becomes unforgettable.

This stop is a must for anyone visiting Florence, and the golf cart makes the experience easy, elegant, and accessible for all ages.

• Basilica San Miniato al Monte - Discover one of the most beautiful and spiritual places in Florence with a visit to San Miniato al Monte, a masterpiece of Romanesque architecture set on a hill overlooking the entire city. Dating back to the 11th century, this extraordinary church is considered one of the finest examples of Romanesque style in Tuscany. Its green-and-white marble façade, serene interior, and ancient mosaics create an atmosphere of peace and timeless beauty, far from the crowds of the historic center. From the terrace in front of the church, enjoy a spectacular panoramic view of Florence, even more intimate and peaceful than Piazzale Michelangelo. The view embraces the Duomo, the Arno River, and the Tuscan hills—a perfect moment for reflection and photos.

This stop is ideal for travelers looking for art, history, spirituality, and hidden beauty, offering a deep connection with Florence’s soul and centuries of tradition.

• Villa del Poggio Imperiale - Step into the refined world of the Medici with a visit to Villa Poggio Imperiale, one of the most elegant and lesser-known Medici villas, nestled in the peaceful hills just outside Florence’s historic center.

Originally built in the 15th century and later transformed into a grand residence for the Grand Duchesses of Tuscany, this UNESCO-listed Villa reflects centuries of Florentine history, art, and power. Its name comes from Mary Magdalene of Austria, who gave the Villa its imperial character in the 17th century.

Surrounded by gardens and panoramic views, Villa Poggio Imperiale offers a perfect combination of architecture, nature, and tranquility, far from the crowds of the city center. Today, the Villa also houses a historic educational institute, adding a unique living dimension to this noble residence.

Reaching the Villa as part of your tour allows you to enjoy the scenic road through the Florentine hills.

• Private transportation

Discover Florence from a fresh angle with a luxurious golf cart tour lasting two hours, guided by a well-informed local driver and enriched with an engaging audio guide. Depart from the bustling city center and journey through the vibrant San Frediano district, past the historic city walls and Porta Romana, towards the sophisticated Villa del Poggio Imperiale.

The audio narration vividly animates the scenery, sharing tales of the Medici family and Isabella de’ Medici, as well as the brilliance of Galileo, whose villa is nestled among the olive groves of Arcetri, a tranquil hill that has long overseen Florence. The tour includes sights of the Arcetri Observatory, views of the Certosa Monastery, and the peaceful charm of this ageless countryside.

The experience concludes at Michelangelo Square, offering one of Florence’s most stunning vistas — a perfect ending that encapsulates the harmony between the city, its rich history, and the surrounding hills.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.