Embark on the journey of a lifetime with Real Luxury's exclusive Ferrari tour through the most beautiful roads of Italy, carefully selected by our expert staff. Experience the thrill of driving a Ferrari while exploring enchanting spots off the beaten path, indulging in traditional Italian cuisine along the way. Our meticulously crafted tour spares you the stress of parking, navigation, and logistics, allowing you to fully immerse yourself in the adventure. Our dedicated tour leader will take care of every aspect of your vacation, ensuring maximum privacy for you to enjoy every moment. --------- Val d'Orcia, in the Province of Sienna, Tuscany (central Italy), is a rural agricultural landscape that retains much of its Renaissance layout, character and aesthetic. The landscape of Val d'Orcia is layered with evidence of human occupation and settlement extending over thousands of years.

Civita became known as “the dying town” due to the forces of nature – earthquakes, landslides and floods – that have threatened its survival since the 17th century. But far from being a death knell, the label – which even features on signposts leading to the village – has proven to be a deft stroke of marketing. A series of landslides in 2014 and 2015 saw some of its medieval properties plummet into the ravine when the sides of the volcanic outcrop gave way. Geologists have described it as melting like an ice cream. However, the disaster encouraged a group of Italy’s cultural heavyweights, including Oscar-winning composer Ennio Morricone and director Bernardo Bertolucci, to back a petition calling for Civita to be given world heritage status by Unesco. The regional government of Lazio pledged more investment to preserve what was becoming increasingly recognised as a cultural and historical gem, and a bid for the site to be listed was submitted in March this year.

San Casciano dei Bagni is immersed in the colors of the Valdichiana Senese, a countryside that's rich in vineyards and olive groves, sites of artistic interest and charming villages. It's the perfect starting point for discovering one of the most well-known and charming areas of Tuscany.