-
- La fontana del Nettuno è una fontana monumentale che si trova a Bologna in piazza Nettuno (adiacente a Piazza Maggiore). Per via delle dimensioni della statua, i bolognesi la chiamano familiarmente “il Gigante” (al ?igànt in dialetto). (Fonte Wikipedia)
-
- La fontana del Nettuno è una fontana monumentale che si trova a Bologna in piazza Nettuno (adiacente a Piazza Maggiore). Per via delle dimensioni della statua, i bolognesi la chiamano familiarmente “il Gigante” (al ?igànt in dialetto). (Fonte Wikipedia)
PRIVATE Transfer from Florence to Venice with stops and visit in Bologna and Ferrara
(or Viceversa - departures also from Pisa)
- 8 Hours
- Easy
- Private
Overview
PRIVATE Transfer from Florence to Venice with Stops in Bologna and Ferrara (or Vice Versa)
Make the most of your journey between Florence and Venice with our exclusive “Transfers with Stops” service. This efficient travel experience combines convenience with the charm of discovering iconic destinations along the way.
During the transfer, you will enjoy two stops to explore: Bologna, the vibrant culinary and cultural heart of Italy, and Ferrara, a UNESCO World Heritage Site known for its unique blend of medieval and Renaissance splendor.
1. Bologna: The City of Porticoes and Flavors 🏛️🍝
Our first stop will take you to Bologna, renowned for its rich history, captivating architecture, and exceptional gastronomy. Stroll through its medieval historic center, where you’ll discover the city’s famous porticoes (covered walkways), which stretch for miles and are a UNESCO World Heritage feature.
- Marvel at the Two Towers (Le Due Torri), the iconic symbols of Bologna.
- Explore the Piazza Maggiore, the heart of the city, framed by historic buildings such as the Basilica of San Petronio.
- Indulge in local delicacies like tortellini, tagliatelle al ragù (Bolognese sauce), and mortadella, celebrated worldwide.
Bologna is also known for its lively ambiance, thanks to its prestigious university (the oldest in Europe), which brings a youthful and vibrant energy to the city.
2. Ferrara: A Jewel of Renaissance and Medieval Charm 🏰🎨
The next stop is Ferrara, a city that seamlessly blends medieval heritage with Renaissance grandeur. Known as a “city of bicycles,” Ferrara offers a peaceful yet culturally rich experience.
- Visit the Estense Castle, a magnificent moated fortress in the heart of the city. This historic structure reflects Ferrara’s powerful past as a center of the Este dynasty.
- Stroll through Via delle Volte, a picturesque cobbled street lined with medieval arches.
- Admire the elegant Cathedral of Ferrara, a stunning example of Romanesque and Gothic architecture.
Ferrara is more than just a historical gem—it is an artistic hub and a city that celebrates culture at every corner. Its entire historic center is recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, making it a must-visit destination.
Arrival in Venice 🚤✨
After visiting Ferrara, we will continue to Venice, where your journey concludes in the enchanting city of canals, gondolas, and timeless beauty.
This exclusive transfer ensures comfort, style, and unforgettable moments along the way. Travel smarter and enrich your trip with these two incredible stops!
What's Included
- Local expert driver
- Air-conditioned vehicle
- Bottled water
- Private transfer
Please Note
- Traveler pickup is guaranteed
- Our english speaking Driver-escort will pick you up at your location
- Welcome sign always PEK TUSCANY IN LIMO + your name.
- Transfer aboard our 7 Seats Mercedes Minivan or similar Minivan
What To Expect: Itinerary
Stop At: Bologna
Our English speaking driver will pick you up at your location, (hotel or apartment) with comfortable Mercedes car or similar. Along the highway we will cross the Apennines and in an hour we will be in Bologna for a first stop.
Bologna, the vibrant capital of Emilia Romagna, is a city steeped in history, culture, and culinary excellence. Known as “La Dotta, La Grassa, e La Rossa” (The Learned, The Fat, and The Red), Bologna embodies its nickname with a prestigious university, rich cuisine, and striking red-hued buildings. The city center, one of Europe’s best-preserved, is adorned with elegant arcaded streets that stretch for miles, offering both shade and charm.
At the heart of Bologna lies Piazza Maggiore, a lively square surrounded by iconic landmarks. The Basilica of San Petronio, a stunning Gothic church, dominates the piazza with its unfinished façade and impressive interior. Nearby, the Fountain of Neptune, a masterpiece of Renaissance sculpture, adds to the square’s allure.
A short walk away are the famous Towers of Bologna, including the Torre degli Asinelli, the tallest tower in the city. Climbing its nearly 500 steps rewards you with breathtaking panoramic views of Bologna’s terracotta rooftops. Surrounding the tower are several traditional restaurants where you can savor local specialties, including the iconic tortellini. These delicate pasta parcels, often filled with a mix of meat and cheese, are best enjoyed in a fragrant broth or a rich cream sauce, providing a true taste of Bologna’s culinary heritage.
Whether wandering its arcades, exploring its historic sites, or indulging in its renowned cuisine, Bologna promises a memorable experience that captures the essence of Italy.
At the end of the visit we will leave for the next stop at Ferrara.
Duration 2 hours
Stop At: Ferrara
Ferrara, a jewel of Italy’s Emilia-Romagna region, is a city of timeless charm and historical significance. Governed by the influential Este family for over three centuries, Ferrara blossomed during the Renaissance, becoming a cultural and artistic hub. Its well-preserved historic center is recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site for its unique blend of medieval and Renaissance architecture.
At the heart of the city stands the Castello Estense, an imposing moated fortress built in 1385. Originally a military stronghold, it later became the luxurious residence of the Este family. Visitors can explore its grand halls, dungeons, and prison cells, offering a glimpse into the city’s storied past. Ferrara’s Cathedral of San Giorgio, constructed in 1135, is another architectural masterpiece, showcasing a stunning combination of Romanesque, Gothic, and Renaissance styles.
Ferrara’s streets are vibrant and welcoming, with bicycles as the preferred mode of transportation, reminiscent of Amsterdam. As you wander through its cobblestone alleys, you’ll discover a city that blends history, art, and modern life in perfect harmony.
At the end of the free visit we will moved to Venice.
Duration: 1:30 hours
Additional Info
- Confirmation will be received at time of booking
- Wheelchair accessible
- Stroller accessible
- Infant seats available
- Most travelers can participate
- This is a private tour/activity. Only your group will participate
Please Note:
Inform us about any food allergies or intollerances you might have in advance during your booking procedure.
