Travelling around Tuscany, Italy by Train: Exploring Pisa, Florence, Siena and Lucca

In this mini guide, we’re exploring Tuscany, giving you a little taste of what this region of Italy has to offer.
Over the next couple of months, I’ll be sharing our time in Pisa, Florence, Siena and Lucca. Subscribe to follow our adventure as we try to avoid the tourist hotspots and uncover some of the hidden beauty and the more unusual things to do in these vibrant and charming Tuscan cities.
Coming up in my next set of videos, we’re blown away by Pisa and discover it’s so much more than its famous leaning tower. Being such a popular destination for daytrippers, I’ll be sharing why it’s worth spending more time in this beautiful part of Italy and will show you around the charming old town and its historic city walls.
Next, we head to Florence, where we try to avoid the crowds and discover some of it’s more peaceful and unusual places to visit. We explore its exciting food scene and discover where many locals prefer to shop and eat.
After we head to the beautiful city of Siena; with its breathtaking squares and beautiful buildings, we’ll be exploring this charming city.
I’ll be creating some videos packed full of travel tips to help you navigate some railway stations and include all you need to know about buying and validating rail tickets.
We’re currently in Lucca, which is the final stop on our Tuscan trip. I’ll be sharing what I think is the most family friendly, and best preserved, city wall in Tuscany, climbing one of its towers and discovering some of its mouthwatering cuisine.
Subscribe to follow our adventures as we try to discover some of the more unusual places off the beaten track in these popular Italian cities.
🎥 CHAPTERS
0:00 Intro
0:31 Pisa
0:54 Florence
1:11 Siena
1:22 Italy Trains
1:34 Lucca
1:53 Outro
Music from CZcams’s Audio Library:
Trieste, Josh Lippi & The Overtimers
Sand Castles, The Green Orbs
Thanks for watching.
About Me:
Exploring and eating my way around Europe and the UK. I recently closed my bricks and mortar shop to continue running my business online as a digital nomad. Freeing up my time, allows me to explore new places. I’m sharing one new Travel Video every week!

[@88mch]

Looks like you've been busy. Enjoy the rest of your trip

[@NicolaExplores]

Thank you ☺️ One final gelato 🍧👌

[@SharonBartlett-to2uv]

Looking forward to seeing the full video.

[@NicolaExplores]

Thank you 🙏 Which city are you most looking forward to? 😊

[@keithbartlett8926]

Can't wait 😊

[@NicolaExplores]

Thank you ☺️ Which city would you must like to watch?

[@keithbartlett8926]

@@NicolaExplores Pisa. Having visited it many years ago, it will be interesting to see what we missed

[@XxBec3509]

Great film work.

[@NicolaExplores]

Thank you, lots of editing to do! 😊

[@XxBec3509]

Cool video. It's Sean x

[@NicolaExplores]

Sean from AVR? 😊