Tuscany is a region in Italy renowned for its countryside and its capital city of Florence. It is surrounded by the Ligurian and Tyrrhenian Seas, offering multiple beaches to choose from. With a strong influence of immigrants from different parts of the world, Tuscany is a multicultural region, which is reflected in its gastronomy, culture and people. Discover the cities of Tuscany: Lucca, Siena, Arezzo, Florence: the Renaissance cradle of art or Pisa, where the famous leaning tower is located. Distances can be large, so to move between them it is best to hire a personal transportation service.

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Set in the heart of Montecatini Terme's historic city center, the Hotel Tuscany Inn prides itself on its relaxing atmosphere and prime location. From its proximity to Montecatini Centro Station to its step-free entrances, ramps, pet and service animal-friendly accommodations, and attentive staff, this charming 4-star hotel is an excellent choice for your stay in Italy. 
 
The accessible guest rooms offer a comfortable refuge to rest up for your day's next adventure throughout Tuscany. These rooms' modern design and accessibility features such as smooth floors, bedside light controls, and ensuites with a roll-in shower ensure that you are provided with everything you need for a perfect stay.
 
With dining options that take an artistic spin on Tuscan culinary traditions, this hotel provides you with an easy decision on your next meal. The hotel's restaurant offers national and international inspired cuisine that pairs well with choice Italian wines and drinks that can be enjoyed alongside panoramic views of Montecatini Alto. 

This hotel offers plenty of activities that are sure to pique your interest. Guests are welcome to enjoy the hotel’s gallery of unique works of art, attend an onsite cooking class, or rent bikes to see nearby rolling hills and the city's historic streets. Take a short 10-minute stroll to the Terme Leopoldine or the Montecatini Centro station, where you quickly access nearby Florence, Pisa, Pistoia, and Lucca. You can also head 18 km (11.2 miles) to reach the Leonardian Museum of Vinci and the Marlia Villa Reale from this hotel.

Hotel Tuscany Inn

The Hotel Tuscany Inn is a charming hotel set in the heart of Montecatini Terme, Italy's historical center.

Set in the heart of one of Italy's most prominent "spa towns" Montecatini Terme, the Golf Hotel Corallo boasts a pleasant atmosphere and rolling green hills that any traveler would envy. With a rooftop terrace and swimming pool, you can relax alongside views of this medieval city's nearby spas and boutique shopping areas. 

The accessible rooms offer a charming escape for guests looking to experience an idyllic Tuscan environment. The rooms are outfitted with elegant decor, bedside light switches and outlets, and a private ensuite with a roll-in shower. 
 
At the hotel's onsite restaurant, you can enjoy traditional meals accompanied by striking views of historic Italian streets. Guests are welcomed to enjoy a buffet-style breakfast or dine of regional dishes and wine at the hotel's Toscano Restaurant. 
 
Excursions ranging from a quick stop into a downtown shop or a day trip to Florence are made easily accessible from this hotel's location in the center of Montecatini. The hotel is a short stroll 10 minutes from Montecatini Terme Train Station and less than 18 km (11.2 miles) from Leonardian Museum of Vinci, making some of Italy's most prominent landmarks only a brief train ride away. For guests just looking to relax,  this hotel offers discounted rates at the Montecatini Golf Club and Spa, providing a tranquil way to enjoy Tuscany without ever needing to leave the hotel.

Corallo Hotel

Located in the charming "resort town" of Montecatini Terme, the Golf Hotel Corallo highlights the best features of Tuscany.

Located in Piombino, 46 ​​km from Punta Ala, Le Caramelle di Baratti offers accommodation in a spacious one-bedroom apartment with garden views. Guests can enjoy the private shaded terrace and outdoor seating area. Free WiFi is available. 
 
The apartment features a living room on the ground floor with a double bed and dining area. The well-equipped kitchenette has an oven, refrigerator, toaster and kettle. For your comfort, towels and bed linen are provided. The bathroom has a roll-in shower, sink, shelves as well as a toilet with grab bars. 

The accommodation is surrounded by the property garden. A concrete pathway is available. The property is only 8 miles from Gulf of Barattia and its beaches. 

Le Caramelle di Baratti is 27 km from Le Caramelle and 63 km from Castiglioncello. Piombino Train Station is a 12-minute drive from the property and Pisa International Airport can be reached by car in an hour.

Le Caramelle di Baratti

Le Caramelle di Baratti offers a spacious, well-equipped apartment in Piombino, Italy. Check out its accessibility here!

Living room with a double bed and a dining table.

Guides / staff members have experience assisting people with disabilities

Accessible bathrooms at multiple stops during the activity

Places visited are all wheelchair accessible and can be navigated independently

Optional adaptive equipment is included and can be used independently

From towering Roman era buildings to quaint plazas, explore Tuscany, Italy's city of Siena, and all of its historic charm. To start the Siena City Tour, an accessible van will take you to the Piazza Matteotti. Walking or using a wheelchair with a Lomo 360 attachment, you'll be in the hear of the historic center of Siena. Met with accessible parking, your tour will allow you to blend in among locals dining at cafes and enjoying a day in the plaza of Via Dei Banchi di Sopra. 

A short 7-minute stroll will take you from the Piazza Matteotti to the Piazza del Campo and the Torre del Mangia (bell tower). This is the main public space of the historic center of Siena and where you'll be able to traverse some of Europe's most remarkable medieval relics. Renowned for its beauty and architectural integrity, the plazas brick paving dates back to 1347 and features an irregular space that goes downwards. 

Afterward, you'll head over to the Piazza del Duomo, where you'll find the Santa Maria Della Scala and Siena Cathedral. You even have the option of heading inside the cathedral for a view of the intricate architectural design. But exploring the hilly terrain or Siena doesn't end there because, along the way, you'll also see sites like the Loggia della Mercanzia, the Church of San Martin, and the Basilica of San Domenico.

Siena city tour

See towering Roman-era buildings and quaint plazas as you explore Tuscany, Italy's historic charm on the Siena city tour.

Accessible bathrooms available at every place of the activity

Places present some barriers and minimum assistance is needed

<p>From the grapes to the glass, Chianti Wine Tasting is your best chance to experience the flavors and culture of Tuscany, Italy. Fattoria Poggio Alloro is a winery that specializes in making Chianti classics accessible to everyone. From its fully accessible vineyards to its cellars and wine tasting, you’ll be able to get a taste of what it’s like to make wine without all the hard work. You will have the option to meet your guide at the vineyard, or accessible transportation can be arranged for an extra cost. Once you’ve arrived at Fattoria Poggio Alloro Winery, you’ll start with a stroll through the vineyard with or without the use of a Lomo-360 attachment. As you peruse the vineyard’s grounds, make sure to stop by the olive trees and the garden to see, first hand, what makes up the terroir in each glass. After exploring the vines, you’ll make your way to the main house the learn about each stage of winemaking. You’ll head down to the cellar, where you’ll see wooden casks, wine tanks and receive a presentation on fermentation and how wine gets its oaky flavor. You’ll also make your way through the winery’s barn, where you’ll meet the winery’s Chianina cows, get to know the farm’s story, and learn about the winery’s organic products that range from wine to extra virgin olive oil to pasta to saffron. Finally, you’ll taste the wine. Over the next 1 hour and a half, you’ll sit back and enjoy panoramic views of the winery’s rolling hills as you taste regional cheese and wine made onsite. You’ll taste 5 different wines, some made from Vernaccia grapes and others in a rose style. These wines and their robust set of flavors are complemented by 2 types of pecorino cheese, olives, bread, house-made extra virgin olive oil, prosciutto, and salami that you’ll enjoy before making your way back from a day in Chianti.</p>

Chianti Wine Tasting

From the grapes to the glass, the Chianti Wine Tasting activity your chance to get a taste of Tuscany, Italy.

Visit San Gimignano, a UNESCO World Heritage site, and see its breathtaking medieval architecture and unforgettable skyline. Visitors on this tour walk through the historic center of San Gimignano and are transported back to the 13th century. The Tuscan hill town known is known for its landmark tower houses and charming piazzas. Your guide will meet you at Porta San Giovanni, or a wheelchair-accessible van with a wheelchair lift can be arranged to pick you up from your hotel for an extra cost. The city is hilly, and the tour includes some steep slopes where wheelchair users may require some assistance. Experienced guides and staff members will be available to assist. 
        The tour of the “Town of Fine Towers” includes stops in the Piazza Della Cisterna, the Piazza del Duomo, and several stops with panoramic views perfect for picture taking. 
You'll have ample time to rest and immerse yourself in Italy’s rich history during the tour. There is one accessible toilet in San Gimignano city center and two on the way from Florence and Montecatini Terme. If you would like to use extra adaptive equipment, the lomo 360 is available to navigate the city.

San Gimignano City Tour

Go on the San Gimignano City tour visit this charming Tuscan hill town full of astonishing medieval architecture.

From charming city streets to contemporary works of art, the Montecatini Terme city tour is the perfect way to see Tuscany. This tour takes you through the city's most idyllic locations and gives you the chance to experience prominent European art and architecture. Your guide will give you a fruitful explanation of the Montecatini Contemporary Art and the Terme Tettuccio, allowing you to get a full glimpse of the city's charming ambiance. 

You'll first travel to the MO.CA (Montecatini Contemporary Art) by accessible van. At the museum, you'll be able to see works of 20th-century Italian artists and paintings for Catalan artist Joan Miró. Whether or not you're a fan of contemporary art, it is undeniable that the MO.CA's exhibits highlight some of Italy's most impressive creative works. When you explore the museums' free showrooms with ramped entryways, it is evident that this avant-garde space spreads an understanding of different visual languages. If you want to learn, you can always attend the class to learn more about how you can put your creativity onto canvas.  

After getting your fill of world-class art, your guide will take you on a stroll along Montecatini Terme's main street to the Terme Tettuccio. This beautiful outdoor plaza and building is the home of Montecatini's Thermal Baths. With ornate archways, columns, and detailed rotunda, Tettuccio thermal complex is a site dedicated to relaxation. You can also get a taste of the site's thermal water and enjoy a full explanation of the Thermal baths' history to round out the tour.

Montecatini Terme City Tour

From charming city streets to works of art, the Montecatini Terme city tour is the perfect way to see Tuscany, Italy.

Rent this accessible van and explore the Tuscan countryside at your leisure! 

This flexible arrangement gives you the possibility to rent an accessible campervan for as long as you want, with rental periods starting from just one weekend long. You can pick up and drop off the van in Livorno or, for an extra charge, choose a pick-up and drop-off location elsewhere in Tuscany to suit your itinerary. 

The van has been adapted for people with reduced mobility and the bed, toilet, and kitchen area can all be accessed in a wheelchair. Additionally, the van can also be driven by people with reduced mobility as it is equipped with a lateral control unit, pedal inversion, and other adaptations. There is also a station inside the van with reels and belts where wheelchairs can be parked. 

Other features of the van include an awning so that you can sit outside in the shade, as well as a TV with a satellite dish. 

A member of staff will be present when you pick up the campervan and will explain all of the features and adaptations to you. Once you’re comfortable and settled in, you can drive out along the hills and coastline of Tuscany and experience the freedom of traveling in an accessible campervan.

Accessible Camper Van Rental in Beautiful Tuscany

A chance to explore Tuscany at your own pace, from the comfort of an accessible camper van.

Explore Tuscany’s quaint beauty and take that quintessential holding up the Leaning Tower of Pisa on the Pisa City Tour. On this two-and-a-half-hour tour, you’ll get a unique glimpse of life in Pisa, Italy. You'll meet your guide at the Piazza Dei Miracoli, or accessible transportation can be arranged to pick you up at your hotel. 

The first stop on your tour will be the Piazza Dei Miracoli, or as it is formally known, the Piazza del Duomo. Home to the city’s infamous leaning tower, this walled plaza is one of Italy’s most important centers of medieval art in the world.

 Here you can also visit the Sinopie Museum and see ancient drawings and as well as evocative sculptures from the Middle ages. From its historical motifs and mosaics to its Romanesque architectural style, this area is a depiction of magnificence and perfection in a physical location that you get to access. 

You’ll then make your way to the Pisa Cathedral, where you’ll be able to seak peak medieval Roman Catholic design. The cathedral is accessible by ramp and has no obstacles obscuring your time admiring its Romanesque architecture. Here, you’ll be able to see the Pisa Baptistery of St. John, which is relationally referred to as the Battistero di San Giovanni. While you’re there, you’ll learn about the theological and cultural concepts that inspired the generations of artists and architects and maybe even get to meet the Archbishop of Pisa. 

The next and final stop on your tour is the Piazza Dei Cavalieri. This landmark is Pisa’s second main square, and in medieval times it was the political center and administrative heart of Pisa. Since then, it has been a place of community for the people of Pisa, where locals trade and interact amidst the beauty of medieval architecture.

Pisa City Tour

Explore Tuscany, Italy's quaint beauty and take a picture in front of Pisa's infamous leaning tower on the Pisa City Tour.

The Accessible Boat Tour in Livorno is a taste of an idyllic seaside life in Italy. From gentle lapping waves to Renaissance-era ocean fortifications, this boat tour lets you see the best this Tuscan port city has to offer. With itineraries built for people with visual and mobility-related disabilities, you'll get the chance to practice your fishing, diving, and seafaring skills in an ocean made accessible. 

Depending on the option you chose, you'll start your ocean journey at your hotel. An accessible van outfitted with ramps or wheelchair lifts will pick you up and take you to the pier Livorno. Once you've arrived, you'll enter the boat via a ramp and get acquainted with a crew happy to provide cultural and historical information on Livorno. Onboard, you'll see that, in addition to the ramp, the boat is equipped with an elevator to get inside the cabin, an accessible toilet, and a lift to get into the water. 

This mini cruse will take you along the Southern coast of Livorno. From here, You'll bathe in the Tuscan sun as you explore the coast of Calafuria and enjoy the waters of Secch Della Meloria Natural Park. At the Natural park, you can stop for a dip in the Secch Della Meloria's pristine waters and a lunch onboard. After a full day of swimming and traversing, the Italian coast is sure to leave you hungry for a bite to eat. Next, you have the option of heading back to your hotel or extending your ocean journey with a fishing excursion.

Accessible Boat Tour in Livorno

The Accessible Boat Tour in Livorno is a taste of an idyllic seaside life in one of Italy's Tuscan port cities.

View of Livorno, with red-roofed houses, trees and the bright blue sea in the background.

Get out and explore more of Tuscany in an adapted accessible car! Rent a car in Livorno and drive out into the Tuscan countryside. 

This flexible arrangement allows you to rent the car for as long as you need, with rental periods starting from just 1 day. For greater flexibility, you can also choose to pick up or drop off the car anywhere in Tuscany, for an extra charge. 

The car has been adapted to accommodate people with reduced mobility. It is possible to transfer from a wheelchair into the car and the car can be driven by both able-bodied people and people with disabilities. The interior of the car is stylish and has been ergonomically designed to facilitate ease of use. 

Once you get familiar with the car, you will be able to discover the beauty of Tuscany, from the rolling hills to the dramatic coastline and scenic villages.

Adaptive Sports Car Rental In Tuscany

Explore the beauty of Tuscany in a rental car specially adapted for people with disabilities.

A Fiat 500 car driving on a country road.