Italy

Tuscany

Overview

Parkland golf amid Tuscany's rolling countryside and historic hill towns.

Nearest airports: Florence Airport (FLR), Pisa Airport (PSA)

Where to stay

Florence

Florence is the logical base for golfers combining a Tuscany golf trip with a cultural city break. The courses are within driving range, and the city offers world-class dining and one of the greatest concentrations of Renaissance art anywhere.

Golf access: Around 30–60 minutes to Tuscany's main courses depending on traffic; practical as a staging point.
Restaurants & evenings: One of Italy's great dining cities, with celebrated trattorias, wine bars, and Michelin-starred options.
Families: The Uffizi, Accademia (David), and the city's extraordinary art and architecture provide unlimited non-golf activities.

Chianti / Siena area

The Chianti countryside between Florence and Siena is quintessential Tuscany: rolling vineyards, hilltop towns, and exceptional food and wine. Golfers who want to be immersed in the Tuscan landscape rather than a city will find it an ideal base, though with fewer direct transport connections.

Golf access: More central for courses in the Chianti hills and southern Tuscany than Florence.
Restaurants & evenings: The Chianti wine zone has celebrated agriturismo restaurants and wine estates; Siena's centro storico has strong traditional options.
Families: The medieval towns, vineyards, and cypress-lined roads are memorable but limited in child-specific entertainment.

Location

Map of Tuscany coming soon