Tuscany, Italy
Montepulciano lacks its own airport. The closest major international airports are:
Airports are served by various carriers, with connections through European hubs or direct flights from major global cities.
Highest prices and crowds during summer and major holidays.
Good weather and better prices for travel in spring and autumn.
Generally the lowest fares and fewest crowds during winter months.
Currency exchange, ATMs, and information desks are available.
Free Wi-Fi and mobile charging stations are common.
Various restaurants, cafes, and duty-free shops are at your disposal.
Montepulciano lacks its own train station. The closest is Chiusi-Chianciano Terme (Chiusi CT), approximately 20 km (12 miles) away.
Autolinee Toscane operates regional bus services, connecting Montepulciano to nearby towns.
Exploring Tuscany by car offers flexibility and scenic views. Non-EU citizens need an International Driving Permit (IDP).
Roads in Tuscany are generally well-maintained, though rural roads can be narrow. ZTLs restrict vehicle access in historic centers.
Italy generally does not levy specific exit fees or taxes on tourists. Any applicable airport taxes are typically included in your airfare.
Departure facilities mirror arrival amenities, providing comfort and services before your journey.
Arrive early for international flights to allow time for security and customs.
Double-check flight or train times and any connecting transport.
Settle any outstanding hotel or tour balances.
A final check of essential items and documents aids a stress-free departure.
Ensure all your belongings are packed and accounted for before leaving your accommodation.
Return keys, pay any incidentals, confirm taxi or transfer if pre-booked.
Notify family/friends of your departure schedule. Deactivate local SIM if no longer needed.
Grab any final gifts or local products you might have missed.
Allocate plenty of time for transfers to airports or train stations, especially during peak travel hours, to avoid rushing.
