Based in Rome, Limousine Service in Italy provides professional limousine services, private walking tours and sightseen tours to and from hotels, airports, train stations, docks for all types of journeys. We serve the major italian cities with luxury sedans, vans, limousines and minibuses to create a reliable and high quality service; so stop searching because you have just found who can offer you the best and most discrete service whether it's for business or just pleasure! We have a loyal following of customer developed as a result of our conscientious approach to customer care. With our customer's support, we have built the foundation for excellence in business in which we take great pride. Our drivers & licensed tour guides will love to pass on to others what they have learned about the history and the little secrets of the most beautiful places of our country.

Pienza is the village most renowned and greater artistic importance of the whole of the Val d'Orcia. Much of the significant historical and artistic heritage of Pienza is concentrated in the evocative square dedicated to Pope Pius II. It still remains one of the most significant examples of rational urban planning in the Italian Renaissance.

San Gimignano is a compact Medieval town, with ancient stone buildings and fourteen tower houses competing for attention. It’s one of the best preserved walled towns in Tuscany, Italy. The gorgeous Piazza Cisterna has a picturesque stone well at its centre. Meanwhile the adjacent Piazza Duomo is filled with architectural details that can keep you enthralled for hours. It’s a mixture of the romantic and the historic that appeals to every traveller.

The amazing Tuscany, among the rolling hills and small lakes on the border with Umbria region, you will come across this ancient town, Montepulciano, which stands on a hill overlooking the Val di Chiana and val d’Orcia. This is a town which is rich in history and art, set in the agricultural landscape of Siena, the ideal place to relax, but also to live in contact with nature, surrounded by gentle hills covered with olive groves, vineyards and forests of pine and chestnut trees.

Brunello di Montalcino, alongside Chianti, is arguably the most prestigious of all Italian wines. Brunello di Montalcino made its appearance in the middle of the 19 C, prepared by Clement Santi from a selection of Sangiovese Grosso grapes, the larger-berried clone of the Sangiovese variety. in 1980 Brunello became the first wine in Italy to obtain