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Leonardo: a name that resonates as strong as the territory from which the genius of all time comes: Vinci. Leonardo was born in Anchiano, a small village near Vinci, on April 15th 1452 and his name took the village of Vinci to every area of the planet!

..."Abandon all hope ye who enter here" ...Our mysterious Florence, plonged in an unusual atmosphere, birthplace of the Poet, Dante, who accompanies the hero of the American writer, Robert Langdon, deeper and deeper, into the hell ...

Thanks to this excursion, which includes the descent of the Arno to the city center with a tourist guide on board, you can admire the charming landscape of Florence, the National Library, the Uffizi Gallery, the Vasari Corridor, the Ponte Vecchio and the Ponte Santa Trinità from an unforgettable

In the San Giovanni historical district we will explore a medieval and still active building: Saint Marco's church. It is the burial place of Fra Angelico, Pico Della Mirandola, Agnolo Poliziano and Savonarola.

By participating at this private tour of three hours we will see many places described in the novel by Dan Brown: Inferno. We will walk in the dark and mysterious atmosphere of the tracks that lead the protagonists of the book, Robert Langdon and Sienna Brooks, to find the truth.

The Mining Museum in Hall takes you underground. Immerse yourself in the Golden Age of Hall’s mining historywhich goes back more than 700 years! A fantastic tour for everybody!

During a 2 hour walk, experience the second highest view of Florence, after the Brunelleschi Dome. Learn about the role of the oldest palace formerly representing the power of the Medici family.

.. "All hope abandon, ye who enter here" ...Nine groups, seven sins, a terrifying secret ...The tour of Inferno discovers the places and the mysteries of the novel by Dan Brown: INFERNO.

..."All hope abandon, you who enter here" ...Nine circles, seven sins, a terrifying secret ...Our brand new private tour to discover the places and the mysteries of the novel by Dan Brown: INFERNO.

In 1588 Ferdinando I dei Medici established the Opificio delle Pietre Dure as a laboratory for the preparation of ornaments for the tombs of the Medici family, the Chapel of the Princes in the Church of San Lorenzo.

Florence from above, a helicopter tour over the city: The most exciting way to see Florence! A unique landscape, just like you could see in a postcardYou will enjoy this wonderful view: the cradle of the Renaissance from an aerial perspective, Florence from the sky, a perfect opportunity!

On the trail of Galileo in Florence An eye in Florence and one to the stars!"Nature is an open book ... Mathematics is the alphabet with which God has written the universe" - Galileo Galilei

Treat yourself to an open-air raid in the wild and preserved aquatic environments...The progression is made directly where the ballet of the waterfalls has dug its way.Practiced safely with a professional, specific equipment and courses more or less sporting adapted to your level.

Villa della Petraia and Villa Castello are one of the most suggestive residences of Medici family. They are located near the city centre. Both houses are linked by a boulevard which was built in 1833.

Florence and the emotional experience at the Accademia Gallery

The Accademia Gallery in Florence shelters one of the most famous masterpieces of art and sculpture, and an undisputed symbol of all time: Michelangelo's David.

Ride the turbulent and tumultuous rapids of the Ubaye, in an inflatable boat...

So, if you wish to experience the thrill of the exhilarating and adrenalin fuelled runs down the steep and rocky mountain Ubaye river, try our « hot dogs »or "kayak air"

The Pays de Fontainebleau tourist office invites you to discover the house of the painter, the star of the Barbizon school !   In his Workshop , Millet created his greatest masterpieces, such as "The Angelus" or "The Gleaners" ("Les Glaneuses").

On this delicious guided walking tour through les Halles, you will experience the modern but authentically Parisian atmosphere which thrives alongside traditional food shops in the neighborhood that was known for centuries as the “Belly of Paris”.

A roman city that gave its name to the wine of this region in the roman times, it is a “must-see”! Vitis Vienna was one of the best wines of the Roman Empire and the city of Vienne had the second most important commercial harbour after Ostie.

A charming town on the top of a hill with charming narrow and cobbled streets. Come and take a stroll, relax and be amazed in one of the ‘most beautiful village in France’. Are you tempted by a small leap in time?