We assemble at the rental station in Munich, pick up our motorcycles and ride south to our hotel in the Brenner Pass, where we have Welcome-Drinks and dinner in a well-known restaurant.

Early in the morning we speed south down the freeway to Bozen, Verona and Bologna, and towards Florence to our first night’s accommodation in theTuscan town of Prato.

On our first day in Tuscany we head north to the famous Montecatini thermal springs with an excursion to the Parco di Pinocchio.

After passing Lucca we cross over to the Tuscan Copacabana. Naturally we take a break in one of the beautiful beach cafés. We drive alongside the white sandy beaches of the Versilia and spend the night in a historic hotel on the Viareggio seafront. Those who wish can enjoy the rest of the day on the beach or ride to the marble city of Carrara.

We leave Viareggio and head towards Massa Marittima. We take a break in Pisa, where we experience the fascination of the once richest sea republic of Italy with her emblem the Leaning Tower.

Then we climb through picturesque landscapes with cypresses and olive groves high up into the Tuscan hills to San Gimignano, a history laden medieval town, with reputedly, the most beautiful views of Tuscany. We take the time to confirm this claim, and then set off over wonderful hilly country towards Massa Marittima. We stay two nights in the centre of this medieval town.

Today is the highlight of our tour. On one side is the Maremma, with a view of the island of Elba off the coast, and on the other side the Tuscan hill country.

Water warmed to 32 degrees flows through the Thermal Springs of Saturnia, and we carry on through numerous, semi-abandoned mountain villages through the Tuscan highlands. Warning is given of winding roads, such as can only be found in Tuscany. At night, overwhelmed by fantastic impressions of our day, we sleep soundly enjoying sweet dreams.

We travel through marvelous landscapes, through the medieval town of Siena and then north by way of Castellina in Chianti, along the Strada in Chianti. Westwards, we pass through Vinci (there's a museum dedicated to the famous son of that town, Leonardo da Vinci), through the Apuanic Alps with Monte Albano, arriving in Pistoia and Prato, where we spend our last night in Tuscany.

Taking the Autostrada, we leave Tuscany and head back to the hotel at the Brenner Pass where we reminisce about our "Tuscan Adventure" over our Farewell-Dinner.

Homeward bound, we drop off our motorcycles in Munich, and with the memories of our Tuscan tour fresh in our minds, wend our separate ways homeward. JOIN US.

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