Central Italy Tours for Seniors
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- Gems of Rome & Florence, Semi-Private Tour
- Gladiators, Gondolas and Gold
- Easy Pace Italy (Classic, Summer)
- Gourmet Tuscany
- Premium Rome to Venice
- Country Roads of Tuscany & Central Italy (Classic)
- Tuscan Treats
- Independent Rome, Florence & Venice City Stay
- Spiritual Highlights of Italy - Faith-Based Travel
- Reflections of Italy (Rome to Lake Como) (2025)
- Gems of Rome & Florence, Semi-Private Tour4 Reviews by TourRadar travelers- “Lovely tour, particularly of Siena and San Gimignano. From cathedrals to cobblestones, turrets to towers, this all-day tour was a wonderful experience.” - Yvonne, traveled in June - From Hotel Rinascimento Rome to Hotel Adriatico Florence, this Central Italy tour offers skip-line Vatican access, comfortable train travel, and guided walks with multilingual experts. - Duration - 6 days - Destinations - Rome, Florence, San Gimignano, Siena - Age Range - All Ages Welcome - Operated in - English, Spanish - Physical Rating - Easy - Room Type - Singles, Shared - Operator - TUI Italia - From $2,757 10% Off
- NZ$2,482You save $276
 
- Gladiators, Gondolas and Gold3 Reviews by TourRadar travelers- “We saw so much more than we could have on our own and no hassles with getting transport.” - Rowena, traveled in June - Ten days of Central Italian treasures unfold from Rome's ancient Colosseum to Florence's Gothic Duomo. Dine at Count Miari Fulcis's 15th-century Tuscan estate, learn pizza-making from locals, and wander Bologna's medieval squares. Includes Crowne Plaza St. Peter's stays and 14 meals. - Duration - 10 days - Destinations - Rome, Vatican City, Pisa, Florence, Bologna, Venice - Age Range - All Ages Welcome - Physical Rating - Easy - Room Type - Shared - Operator - Trafalgar - From $5,495 10% Off
- NZ$4,946You save $550
 
- Easy Pace Italy (Classic, Summer)8 Reviews by TourRadar travelers- “The side tours were excellent and the local experts were fantastic. They were very knowledgeable and funny and really added some local color.” - RobertWoodford, traveled in June - Thoughtfully paced Central Italy tour features UNESCO-listed Vatican Museums and Sistine Chapel with fast-track entry. Three-night stays each in Rome, Florence, and Venice. The Hilton Molino Stucky Venice provides accessible amenities and panoramic views, while experts lead manageable walking tours through Pisa and Florence. - Duration - 10 days - Destinations - Rome, Vatican City, Florence, Pisa, Bologna, Venice - Age Range - All Ages Welcome - Room Type - Singles, Shared - Operator - Insight Vacations - From $7,476 11% Off
- NZ$6,630You save $846
 
- Gourmet Tuscany132 Reviews by TourRadar travelers- “Great itinerary.” - Patricia, traveled in September - Montecatini serves as your base for this Central Italian adventure. Tours include Lucca's Renaissance walls, Bolgheri wineries, and farmhouse cooking classes. Ground-floor venues and flexible scheduling ensure comfort. - Duration - 8 days - Destinations - Montecatini, Vinci - Age Range - All Ages Welcome - Physical Rating - Easy - Room Type - Singles, Shared - Operator - Cosmos - From $3,750 5% Off
- NZ$3,550You save $200
 
- Country Roads of Tuscany & Central Italy (Classic)2 Reviews by TourRadar travelers- “The travel itinerary was packed full of exciting places to visit and experiences to enjoy.” - SandiForbes, traveled in September - Umbria and Tuscany reveal their secrets through medieval town stays. Join Giovanni for truffle hunting in Baschi, venture into Perugia's underground passages, and marvel at Siena's shell-shaped Piazza del Campo. Highlights include farm-to-table dining near San Gimignano and Brunelleschi's dome tour in Florence. - Duration - 9 days - Destinations - Rome, Perugia, Vatican City, Orvieto, Cortona, Assisi, Tuscany, Siena, San Gimignano, Lake Trasimeno Regional ParkSee all destinations - Age Range - All Ages Welcome - Room Type - Singles, Shared - Operator - Insight Vacations - From $5,213 9% Off
- NZ$4,723You save $490
 
- Tuscan Treats16 Reviews by TourRadar travelers- “The countryside, the villages we visited, the accommodations, and the food were wonderful!” - Jean, traveled in September - Central Italian sojourn at Hotel Roma and Hotel La Luna features leisurely walks through Florence's historic center and medieval towns. Traditional cooking classes and wine tastings cater to mature travelers seeking authentic experiences. - Duration - 8 days - Destinations - Florence, Lucca, Cinque Terre, Pisa, Volterra, San Gimignano, Siena, Pienza, Tuscany - Age Range - Ages 18+ - Physical Rating - Easy - Room Type - Singles, Shared - Operator - Blue-Roads Touring - From 9% Off
- NZ$4,663
 
- Independent Rome, Florence & Venice City Stay45 Reviews by TourRadar travelers- “Globus made a great choice in the hotels we stayed in during our trio to Italy.” - Jami, traveled in September - Your Central Italy adventure includes 3 nights in Rome exploring the Vatican City and Colosseum, plus 2 nights in Florence near the Duomo and Palazzo Vecchio. Local hosts guide orientation walks and share insider tips, with high-speed train connections. - Duration - 8 days - Destinations - Rome, Vatican City, Florence, Venice - Age Range - All Ages Welcome - Physical Rating - Easy - Room Type - Singles, Shared - Operator - Globus - From $3,069 8% Off
- NZ$2,819You save $250
 
- Spiritual Highlights of Italy - Faith-Based Travel50 Reviews by TourRadar travelers- “Every detail was covered. Well organized and in plenty of time for travel.” - Elizabeth, traveled in May - Sacred sites of Central Italy beckon with visits to Assisi's St. Francis Basilica and Rome's four major Papal basilicas. Well-located Pineta Palace Rome and Casa Leonori Assisi serve as bases. Castel Gandolfo's Papal summer residence and gardens await, with expert local guides throughout. - Duration - 9 days - Destinations - Rome, Florence, Siena, Assisi - Age Range - All Ages Welcome - Physical Rating - Easy - Room Type - Singles, Shared - Operator - Cosmos - From $3,916 5% Off
- NZ$3,716You save $200
 
- Vatican Museums and Florence's Duomo open their doors for relaxed walks. Multiple-night stays at Grand Hotel Palatino and Hotel Albani, plus gentle Chianti countryside excursions create perfect moments. Suitable for ages 5+ with 4.3/5 accommodation rating. - Duration - 10 days - Destinations - Rome, Assisi, Perugia, Cortona, Florence, Venice, Lake Como - Age Range - All Ages Welcome - Physical Rating - Easy - Room Type - Singles, Shared - Operator - Collette - From 5% Off
- NZ$6,249
 
What people love about Central Italy Tours for Seniors
- Easy Pace Italy (Classic, Summer)Well the first thing I need to add is Easy Paced is a misnomer. You need to be in pretty good shape to keep up, especially if you do all the side trips.It is a hectic pace to say the least, but we had a blast. The side tours were excellent and the local experts were fantastic. they were very knowledgeable and funny and really added some local color. Our tour guide Brad McEuen was just great. A font of knowledge, kept everything interesting and kept you moving. He had a lot of great tips on how to manage the local foibles. He was on top of everything. the rooms were tolerable but a little less than we expected, except the Hilton in Venice, that was a beautiful place. But nothing was that bad, the beds were decent and it was nice having American/European style breakfasts included.The side trips were the highlight for me. Now the food was less impressive. The provided dinners ranged from OK to lousy. The food in general wasn't that impressive.Very repetitive but the pasta and pizza were consistently good.Forget the meat and fish dishes, everything was overcooked and tough IMHO. We did try out of the way places with the same result, but we weren't willing to spend 300 Euros on a meal. All in all we were very happy did the trip and the company Insight took care of everything which eliminated a lot of stress. I would recommend them to most people that are looking to see a lot but not be on their own all the time. 
- Independent Rome, Florence & Venice City StayWe enjoyed the tour very much, Errica the tour guide was fantastic, friendly. 
- Tuscan TreatsThe leader and driver were fantastic... couldn't have been better! The itinerary was also excellent but was a little crowded several days and might have been spread a little differently. All of the accommodations were wonderful, except the last at the Frattoria. it had an inconvenient bathroom and was not as friendly. However the food everywhere was delicious. The cooking class was wonderful!! We all worked together to make a delicious Tuscan meal that we now know how to make at home. 
What our customers ask about Central Italy Tours for Seniors
- What's the best time of year for seniors to visit Central Italy?- Spring (April-May) and fall (September-October) offer the most pleasant conditions for senior travelers in Central Italy. Temperatures range from 65-75°F with smaller crowds at major attractions. Some properties like Villa San Lucchese Hotel in Chianti caution that summer can bring temperatures above 90°F which many seniors find challenging. Past travelers often highlight September as an ideal month combining good weather and manageable visitor numbers for exploring both cities and countryside settings. 
- What types of accommodations are offered for seniors in Central Italy?- Tour operators select 4-star hotels that prioritize comfort and accessibility for senior guests. Properties feature modern amenities central locations and reliable elevator service. The Hotel Veneto Palace in Rome sits near Villa Borghese while Florence's Grand Mediterraneo provides elevated views of the city. Guest feedback consistently mentions the convenience of the hotel locations and quality of accessibility features that make daily exploration easier. 
- Which areas of Central Italy are most senior-friendly?- Florence Siena and Tuscany's countryside stand out for their senior-friendly infrastructure and relaxed atmosphere. The Val d'Orcia region including towns like Pienza and Montepulciano offers easy walking conditions and compact historic centers. Many tours use centrally located properties such as Florence's Grand Hotel Adriatico as bases minimizing daily walking distances while providing easy access to main attractions restaurants and shops. 
- What medical facilities/services are available during Central Italy tours?- Rome Florence and Venice maintain high-quality medical facilities with English-speaking medical staff. Tour guides come equipped with first aid supplies and emergency response plans. Companies provide detailed health information before departure and maintain 24/7 support lines. Tour operator Globus receives regular praise from guests for their guides' knowledge of local medical resources and preparedness for health situations. 




















