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Supercar Journeys

The Brunello Road

Siena · Montalcino · Casanova di Neri · the roads of Sant'Antimo · Siena

Private · just your groupReply within 48 hoursVal d'Orcia
Duration
about 7 hours
Where we start
Siena · My hotel in Siena
Group
Private, just your group
Car
Chosen together
Languages
English, Italian
Overview

The experience

A day behind the wheel on the roads that make Tuscany what it is: open curves, ridgelines, villages that appear without warning. The car is chosen together, and availability is confirmed for your date.

  • Route: Siena → Montalcino → Casanova di Neri → the roads of Sant'Antimo → Siena
  • Lunch: Montalcino
  • Wineries: Casanova di Neri
  • A private itinerary, for your group only
The journey

Highlights

Montalcino

Lunch stop.

Casanova di Neri

Winery visit and tasting.

the roads of Sant'Antimo

On the route.

Planned here, shaped by you

Every route is driven by our team before it is offered to anyone. On the day, the plan bends to the weather, the light and your pace.

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Frequently asked questions

The questions we're asked most

Where is the Val d'Orcia?

In southern Tuscany, south of Siena, across the municipalities of San Quirico d'Orcia, Pienza, Castiglione d'Orcia, Radicofani and Montalcino. It is about forty minutes by road from Siena and an hour and a half from Florence.

How long do you need there?

One day is enough to cross it and stop in two villages. Two days add Montalcino and Montepulciano without rushing, and leave time to actually get out of the car.

Why is the Val d'Orcia a UNESCO site?

Since 2004, as a cultural rather than a natural landscape: the valley was reorganized by the Republic of Siena in the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries, and that agricultural structure is still legible. Pienza has been listed separately since 1996.

Can you drive a supercar in the Val d'Orcia?

Yes. Driving days depart from Siena or Florence, with pick-up and drop-off at the same point. The main roads are paved and wide; the white gravel roads are best avoided in a low-slung car.

When is the best time to come?

From mid-April to June the wheat is green, by June it turns gold, and after the autumn plowing the bare clay remains. In every season the first hours of the morning give the best light.

Why Rocca d'Italia

One team, from first idea to the road

Private, never shared

Every day is built for one group. No strangers, no fixed departures.

One local team

We live between Siena and the Val d'Orcia, and we answer the phone.

Driven before it's offered

We drive each route ourselves before offering it to anyone.

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Tell us how you picture it

Send us dates, number of guests and preferences: we'll prepare a tailored proposal with the estimate and conditions, once availability is verified.