✈ 8-Day Tuscany Vacation w/ Air. from Gate 1 Travel. Price/Person Based on Double Occupancy. (Buy 1 Groupon/Person).
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Explore medieval towns and centuries-old wineries tucked amid the Tuscany countryside on this Italian vacation, which includes airfare
What You Get
- 8-day/6-night Tuscany vacation with airfare
- 48 options available, including departures in November 2015 and January, February, and March 2016 from New York (specific gateway based on availability).
- Click here to see all options and departure dates.
Note: All options priced per person, based on double occupancy, or pay an additional $500 fee to travel solo. Read about package structures here.
Policies and Fees
For all options, book by: 8/28/15
- Cancellation policy & fees: $200 per person fee to cancel; 61-day notice or fee of 50% Groupon price applies; 31-day notice or fee of 90% Groupon price; 2-day or fee up to Groupon price. Airfare non-refundable once booked.
- Additional fees: Italian city taxes not included. Car rental fees of up to 83 Euros per vehicle not included. Baggage fees may apply and vary by carrier.
This deal cannot be combined with any other promotional codes.
8-Day Tuscany Vacation
Tuscany is yours to explore at leisure during this 8-day vacation, which starts off in the spa town of Montecatini. You’ll have a rental car and ample time to cruise and admire Renaissance architecture in Lucca, or sip red wine in Florence’s Chianti region. There’s no hard-and-fast itinerary, so we’ve added some suggestions below. The trip includes:
- Round-trip airfare from New York
- Airline taxes and fuel surcharges
- 5 nights of standard accommodations at Hotel San Marco, Grand Hotel Plaza, Hotel Puccini, Tuscany Inn, Grand Hotel du Park et Regina, or similar in Montecatini
- 1 night of standard accommodations at Crowne Plaza Milan-Malpensa Airport, Hilton Garden Inn Milan Malpensa Airport, Holiday Inn Express Milan-Malpensa Airport, Ibis Milan Malpensa Aeroporto, or similar in Cardano al Campo
- 7-day car rental: cconomy manual (Fiat Panda or similar); upgrade to other categories available. Car rental includes: unlimited mileage, Third Party Liability Insurance (RCA), Collision Damage Waiver Reduction (C.D.R.), Theft Protection Reduction (T.P.R.), airport charges, and local taxes (VAT)
- Daily breakfast
Note: Hotel availability is specific to each departure and cannot be changed. Click here to view the current information on the hotels available for each departure date. Hotels of a similar standard may be substituted.
Days 1–3: Montecatini, Lucca, and Pisa
An overnight flight takes you to Milan, where you’ll pick up your rental car and cruise to your first destination, the spa town of Montecatini. Travelers have trekked to Montecatini’s lush green hillsides for hundreds of years, finding solace in its healing waters. Here, Puccini penned bits of La Boheme and Fellini filmed his masterpiece 8 1/2. You can take it easy in Montecatini, or cruise the hilly roads to nearby Lucca and Pisa.
- Legend has it that if you drink the waters at Terme Tettuccio it can heal the effects of over-indulging on Tuscan red wine.
- Montecatini Alto: An old-fashioned red cable car chugs up the hillside to this rustic village, where you can see a medieval castle or sit at a sidewalk cafe and nibble cialde, a waffle-like baked treat.
- Walk the walls of Lucca: Centuries-old walls surround the Renaissance-era city, and you can walk atop the landscaped walls for views of the city’s piazzas and 100+ churches.
- See the Leaning Tower of Pisa: It’s worth stopping to at least get a snapshot of this UNESCO World Heritage Site, which dates back to the 14th century. Pisa has plenty of other landmarks, too, including the ornate marble facade of the domed Pisa cathedral, which was built in 1093.
Days 4–5: Florence, Chianti, and Greve
Florence is about an hour east of Montecatini by car or train, so you can take a relaxing day trip to visit the city where Renaissance art was born. After marveling at Michelangelo’s David at the Galleria dell’Accademia, make your way to the vineyards of Chianti and Greve to sample some of the area’s famous red wine.
- The Duomo di Firenze stands out amid Florence’s architecture. The church is topped with a striking red dome designed by Filippo Brunelleschi.
- Sip chianti in the region that gave the wine its name.
- Gourmet food in Greve: This town is famous for its artisanal foods. Try pici al sugo d’anatra—thick noodles tossed in duck sauce.
Days 6–8: Siena and San Gimignano, Milan
For the last few days of your Tuscany vacation, you can stroll amid olive groves in Siena and see medieval churches in San Gimignano. Siena is just a little more than an hour south of Montecatini, so it’s easy to split your time between relaxing in Montecatini’s spas, and checking out Siena’s piazzas. On Day 7, start heading towards Milan to check out one of the world’s most fashionable cities before you head home. The city has been an inspiration to artists for centuries, from Leonardo Da Vinci to Dolce and Gabbana.
- Piazza del Campo is one of Italy’s most picturesque squares for its 14th-century fountain and Torre del Mangia. If you can climb the Torre’s 500-some steps, you’ll be rewarded with a bird’s-eye view of the setting.
- Parma is on the way to Milan from Montecatini. Stop here to try authentic parmesan cheese.
- Tour a castle: Da Vinci had a hand in designing the Castello Sforzesco, which resembles a fortress with its red-brick walls and imposing ramparts. Inside the castle, museums house both Egyptian artifacts and Michelangelo’s final sculpture.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. How much would it cost to fly from an airport not listed as part of this deal? Airfare is available from the New York City metro area. The departure airport (JFK, EWR or LGA) will be advised at the time of booked based on availability. The supplemental fee to depart from a city that isn’t included is subject to departure date and availability at the time of booking.
2. Can we extend our trip before or after the promotional dates for the deal? Yes, you may extend your trip for a supplemental fee at the time of booking. Please call Gate 1 Travel for more information.
3. How do I find out if the dates I want to travel are available? The dates available are listed on each option.
4. What happens if I buy the Groupon and my travel dates are not available? You can either choose another date or be refunded by Groupon. We suggest calling Gate 1 Travel to redeem your vouchers as soon as possible so that you do not run into this problem.
5. Does my child need a Groupon voucher, and can they stay in my room? Children under 12 do not need a Groupno voucher. Contact Gate 1 Travel directly for child fares (1-800-682-3333). Different occupancy arrangements may be requested with Gate 1 Travel at the time of reservation.
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Traveler's Tips
- A passport is required for all travel outside the U.S.
- Passports must be valid for at least six months after the date of travel, and contain at least two blank visa pages.
- Before international travel, always check the State Department’s website for important info on the destination and its entry/exit requirements.
Getting There
- All options include round-trip airfare from New York (specific gateway based on availability)
Explore medieval towns and centuries-old wineries tucked amid the Tuscany countryside on this Italian vacation, which includes airfare
What You Get
- 8-day/6-night Tuscany vacation with airfare
- 48 options available, including departures in November 2015 and January, February, and March 2016 from New York (specific gateway based on availability).
- Click here to see all options and departure dates.
Note: All options priced per person, based on double occupancy, or pay an additional $500 fee to travel solo. Read about package structures here.
Policies and Fees
For all options, book by: 8/28/15
- Cancellation policy & fees: $200 per person fee to cancel; 61-day notice or fee of 50% Groupon price applies; 31-day notice or fee of 90% Groupon price; 2-day or fee up to Groupon price. Airfare non-refundable once booked.
- Additional fees: Italian city taxes not included. Car rental fees of up to 83 Euros per vehicle not included. Baggage fees may apply and vary by carrier.
This deal cannot be combined with any other promotional codes.
8-Day Tuscany Vacation
Tuscany is yours to explore at leisure during this 8-day vacation, which starts off in the spa town of Montecatini. You’ll have a rental car and ample time to cruise and admire Renaissance architecture in Lucca, or sip red wine in Florence’s Chianti region. There’s no hard-and-fast itinerary, so we’ve added some suggestions below. The trip includes:
- Round-trip airfare from New York
- Airline taxes and fuel surcharges
- 5 nights of standard accommodations at Hotel San Marco, Grand Hotel Plaza, Hotel Puccini, Tuscany Inn, Grand Hotel du Park et Regina, or similar in Montecatini
- 1 night of standard accommodations at Crowne Plaza Milan-Malpensa Airport, Hilton Garden Inn Milan Malpensa Airport, Holiday Inn Express Milan-Malpensa Airport, Ibis Milan Malpensa Aeroporto, or similar in Cardano al Campo
- 7-day car rental: cconomy manual (Fiat Panda or similar); upgrade to other categories available. Car rental includes: unlimited mileage, Third Party Liability Insurance (RCA), Collision Damage Waiver Reduction (C.D.R.), Theft Protection Reduction (T.P.R.), airport charges, and local taxes (VAT)
- Daily breakfast
Note: Hotel availability is specific to each departure and cannot be changed. Click here to view the current information on the hotels available for each departure date. Hotels of a similar standard may be substituted.
Days 1–3: Montecatini, Lucca, and Pisa
An overnight flight takes you to Milan, where you’ll pick up your rental car and cruise to your first destination, the spa town of Montecatini. Travelers have trekked to Montecatini’s lush green hillsides for hundreds of years, finding solace in its healing waters. Here, Puccini penned bits of La Boheme and Fellini filmed his masterpiece 8 1/2. You can take it easy in Montecatini, or cruise the hilly roads to nearby Lucca and Pisa.
- Legend has it that if you drink the waters at Terme Tettuccio it can heal the effects of over-indulging on Tuscan red wine.
- Montecatini Alto: An old-fashioned red cable car chugs up the hillside to this rustic village, where you can see a medieval castle or sit at a sidewalk cafe and nibble cialde, a waffle-like baked treat.
- Walk the walls of Lucca: Centuries-old walls surround the Renaissance-era city, and you can walk atop the landscaped walls for views of the city’s piazzas and 100+ churches.
- See the Leaning Tower of Pisa: It’s worth stopping to at least get a snapshot of this UNESCO World Heritage Site, which dates back to the 14th century. Pisa has plenty of other landmarks, too, including the ornate marble facade of the domed Pisa cathedral, which was built in 1093.
Days 4–5: Florence, Chianti, and Greve
Florence is about an hour east of Montecatini by car or train, so you can take a relaxing day trip to visit the city where Renaissance art was born. After marveling at Michelangelo’s David at the Galleria dell’Accademia, make your way to the vineyards of Chianti and Greve to sample some of the area’s famous red wine.
- The Duomo di Firenze stands out amid Florence’s architecture. The church is topped with a striking red dome designed by Filippo Brunelleschi.
- Sip chianti in the region that gave the wine its name.
- Gourmet food in Greve: This town is famous for its artisanal foods. Try pici al sugo d’anatra—thick noodles tossed in duck sauce.
Days 6–8: Siena and San Gimignano, Milan
For the last few days of your Tuscany vacation, you can stroll amid olive groves in Siena and see medieval churches in San Gimignano. Siena is just a little more than an hour south of Montecatini, so it’s easy to split your time between relaxing in Montecatini’s spas, and checking out Siena’s piazzas. On Day 7, start heading towards Milan to check out one of the world’s most fashionable cities before you head home. The city has been an inspiration to artists for centuries, from Leonardo Da Vinci to Dolce and Gabbana.
- Piazza del Campo is one of Italy’s most picturesque squares for its 14th-century fountain and Torre del Mangia. If you can climb the Torre’s 500-some steps, you’ll be rewarded with a bird’s-eye view of the setting.
- Parma is on the way to Milan from Montecatini. Stop here to try authentic parmesan cheese.
- Tour a castle: Da Vinci had a hand in designing the Castello Sforzesco, which resembles a fortress with its red-brick walls and imposing ramparts. Inside the castle, museums house both Egyptian artifacts and Michelangelo’s final sculpture.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. How much would it cost to fly from an airport not listed as part of this deal? Airfare is available from the New York City metro area. The departure airport (JFK, EWR or LGA) will be advised at the time of booked based on availability. The supplemental fee to depart from a city that isn’t included is subject to departure date and availability at the time of booking.
2. Can we extend our trip before or after the promotional dates for the deal? Yes, you may extend your trip for a supplemental fee at the time of booking. Please call Gate 1 Travel for more information.
3. How do I find out if the dates I want to travel are available? The dates available are listed on each option.
4. What happens if I buy the Groupon and my travel dates are not available? You can either choose another date or be refunded by Groupon. We suggest calling Gate 1 Travel to redeem your vouchers as soon as possible so that you do not run into this problem.
5. Does my child need a Groupon voucher, and can they stay in my room? Children under 12 do not need a Groupno voucher. Contact Gate 1 Travel directly for child fares (1-800-682-3333). Different occupancy arrangements may be requested with Gate 1 Travel at the time of reservation.
Love to travel? Follow us on Facebook and Twitter for travel tips, inspiration, and photos from around the world.
Traveler's Tips
- A passport is required for all travel outside the U.S.
- Passports must be valid for at least six months after the date of travel, and contain at least two blank visa pages.
- Before international travel, always check the State Department’s website for important info on the destination and its entry/exit requirements.
Getting There
- All options include round-trip airfare from New York (specific gateway based on availability)
Need To Know Info
- Promotional value expires Aug 28, 2015. Amount paid never expires.
- Book by 8/28/15 or promo value expires
- Limit 2 per person, may buy 2 additional as gifts
- Reservation required, subject to availability
- $200 per person fee to cancel; 61-day notice or fee of 50% Groupon price applies; 31-day notice or fee of 90% Groupon price; 2-day or fee up to Groupon price
- Airfare non-refundable once booked
- Must be 18 or older to check in
- Must be 25 or older to rent a vehicle
- Credit card required at booking and check-in
- Baggage fees may apply and vary by carrier
- Airline subject to change/availability. Airfare includes carrier and government taxes & fees
- Italian city taxes not included
- Car rental fees of up to 83 Euros per vehicle not included
- Hotel availability varies based on departure date
- $500 fee to travel solo
- Motor coaches are not accessible for wheelchairs, walkers, or motorized scooters.
- Merchant is solely responsible to purchasers for the care and quality of the advertised goods and services.
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