Aerial Views of Tuscany, Italy

This is a compilation of some of the best drone footage from across the region of Tuscany in Italy.  This ancient land, which is situated in the west-central part of the country, is home to some of Italy's most iconic locations.  The highlight video features footage from the following locations in the birthplace of the Renaissance:  Florence by iDrone Aerials: Florence, Pisa, Elba, Siena, San Gimignano, Lucca, Maremma, Monteriggion, Val D'Orcia, and Pistoria.  

When you hear the word “Tuscany” you are immediately flooded with thoughts of rolling hillsides, miles of Italian Cypress trees, historic cities with red rooftops, and (of course) wine. You’ll see all of those Tuscan images in this drone video by iOlti Films. Shot in cinematic, 4K quality on the Mavic 2 Zoom, it is four and a half minutes of pure Tuscan-countryside beauty. Read their description to learn more about the Italian region. This video was a Drone Video of the Week winner in April, 2019.

The magnificent city of Florence (Firenze) sits in the eastern part of Italy's Tuscany region, well away from the Mediterranean coastline.  By most accounts, Florence is credited as being the home of the Rennaisance which propelled the world to modernity beginning in the 13th century.  Top contributor iDrone treats us to a spectacular aerial tour of this magnificent and extremely well preserved Italian city, compliments of his drone.  

This stunner by Duncan DroneNuts will simultaneously show you the powerful beauty of Italy's Tuscany region and the amazing capabilities of the new DJI Mavic Pro 2 drone.  The video beautifully captures the famed rolling hills of the region, dotted with beautiful walled towns, vineyards, and baronial estates.  The video was shot on a family trip during the time of year when summer transitions to fall, showing a hint of the emerging autumn foliage in the mist-covered hills. 

Set in the wine country of Italy's Tuscany region, this dronie by contributor Druno is very unique for its epic "reveal". The video begins with a shot of the pilot sitting in a chair near a table.  Then it reveals his companion sitting on a couch pouring a glass of wine.  In one continuous shot, it flies out the window, providing a magnificent shot of the Tuscan countryside.   This video was picked as a Finalist in the Dronie category for the second annual Drone Video Awards. 

Top contributor Electriclife flew his drone over the verdant rolling hills of Tuscany, one of Italy's most important regions.  The region covers much of the western coast of Italy, running well into the interior.  Sailing over spectacular scenes of this ancient province, we get aerial glimpses of the beautiful countryside and magnificent estates which seem too beautiful to be real.  This land, which served as the birthplace of the Rennaissance, is one of truly timeless beauty.

Tuscany is a region of north central Italy on the Adriatic Sea.  Its primary city is Florence, considered the birthplace of the Rennaissance.  Top content creator Chris Berg and his traveling companion used a DJI Mavic Pro drone to create this spectacular aerial portrait of the region, which is distinguished by brilliant rolling hills, stands of Cyprus trees, and historical estates.  The video was shot in the Spring season, providing an epic bird's eye view of the region at its greenest.

Contributor T.E.S.T. Srls is one of the top professional drone piloting companies in central Italy.  They worked with a regional tourist authority to produce this marvelous virtual tour showing the full range of the sights and sounds of Tuscany, in the west-central part of the country.  Filmed with a combination of drones and ground cameras, there may be no better way to immerse yourself in the natural and cultural beauty of one of Italy's most well known provinces.

Golden Tuscany.  The very name of this drone video by contributor Skydrone evokes images the warm hues of this region of western Italy, a land of famous vineyards and wineries, brilliant Renaissance cities, and beautiful baronial estates.  The video features amazing bird's eye footage of Siena, Val D'Orcia, Montepulciano, Monteriggioni, Pienza,  and Volterra.  Enjoy the breathtaking bird's eye views of cyprus trees, and ancient seaside villages in this magnificent province.  

On a visit to the Italian region of Tuscany, contributor Jonaharding was able to use a drone to film the  walled town of  Monteriggioni.  Situated in the inland province Siena, the town was built in the Middle Ages.  Its 14 towers are marvels of Italian architecture, and the rolling hills surrounding it, with their vineyards and ancient estates, are magnificent.  Enjoy the bird's eye views of this spectacular Italian comune, which was mentioned in Dante's 14th century epic poem Divine Inferno.  

The Tuscan town of Pisa is known around the world for its leaning tower, a bell tower which was constructed in the 12th century on ground which turned out to be too soft.  Now stabilized (if still tilted), the Leaning Tower of Pisa is flanked by the rows of picturesque streets and charming red roofs.  The 57 meter (186 ft.) building has become one of Italy's most iconic sites.  Drone pilot Gianlo also used the perfect lighting of the setting sun to create a postcard like feel for this idyllic cityscape.

Elba is the largest and best known islands of Italy's Tuscany province.  It is part of a small archipelago which sits a short distance offshore of Piombino, between the Italian mainland and the (larger) French island Corsica to its west.  Contributor (and second annual Drone Video Award nominee) ZilverSchmitz took a drone on a trip to Elba, producing this amazing aerial look at this island, the location to which Napoleon Bonaparte was first exiled in 1814 prior to making his last stand at Waterloo.  

The culturally rich and historically significant cities of Florance and Pisa are located in Italy's Tuscany region. Both Florence, known as the birthplace of the Renaissance, and Pisa, steeped with a background focused on maritime activity, have plenty to offer tourists, including landmarks such as the Historic Centre of Florence, Michelangelo's Statue of David, and the Leaning Tower of Pisa. Drone pilot Karl Veca used his DJI Mavic Pro to provide a perfect aerial glimpse of these two Italian cities.

Contributor Tobias Hagg has over 200k followers on Instagram, and it's because of videos like this two minute masterpiece from Italy.  It's shot over Tuscany, the famed region which occupies a portion of Italy's western coast on the Ligurian Sea.  Welcome to a land of rolling hills, vineyards, ancient baronial estates, and hilltop towns.  The video was shot on an ideal day for capturing the iconic Tuscan landscape: the entire scene is covered in a gentle mist.  

Contributor Nathan Jermy created this inspiring drone video of Florence, the great city of the Italian Renaissance.  The opening and ending shots of the video focus on one of Florence's most famous landmarks: the Ponte Vecchio bridge, which spans 32 meters (just over 100 ft.) across the Arno River.  While there was a bridge here as long ago as Roman times, the current bridge was built in the 14th century and survived World War II intact despite damage to other parts of the city.

Contributor Lorenzo created this beautiful drone video of a an ancient town in Italy which may be credited with the invention of the pistol.  Pistoia is a small town in Tuscany, a half hour's drive from the great city of Florence.  The extraordinarily well preserved Pistoia was settled well before Christ and is believed to be the city from which the pistol gun originated in the 16th century.  Watch the video and you'll get an epic bird's eye view of the Piazza del Duomo in the city center.

Behold this amazing tour of Florence, Italy by contributor Johny Kondakjian Photography.  The video primarily consists of aerial footage he captured by flying his drone over the great Tuscan city with epic bird's eye views of the Dumo and Bell Tower, the Palazzo Vecchio, and other top sights.  The beauty of the Tuscan city has led to numerous movie appearances; for example, Florence was the shooting location for the second act of the 2001 blockbuster Hannibal starring Anthony Hopkins. 

Contributor T.E.S.T. Srls used a variety of drone-mounted and ground cameras to create this beautiful aerial portrait of Manciano, a town in west-central Italy.  It's in the province of Grosetto, the southernmost province of Italy's Tuscany region.  The area is known in part for a classical music festival which draws thousands of visitors.  The video was produced in order to highlight the extensive road and trail system available to bikers, who have discovered the beautiful rolling hills of the region.  

The title of this video would survive any truth-in-advertising claim; we guarantee it will give you a completely new perspective on the great Tuscan capital city of Florence (Firenze).  Created by FPV pilot Team Farins, the video was shot by mounting a small HD camera on a tiny 50 gram (about 2 oz.) micro drone, flown FPV with racing goggles.  With highly cinematic footage from such a tiny platform, you'll get some epic bird's eye views of some of the most well known sights in this historic city.  

Tuscany has so much to offer in terms of its glorious cities and wineries that its mountains are sometimes overlooked.  That's a mistake though: the Apuan Alps in northern Tuscany offer some of the most spectacular natural sights in all of Italy.  They are considered a sub-range of the Appenine chain which runs down the "spine" of Italy; their highest peaks are just over 1.9k meters (around 4.4k ft.).  See them in this beautiful aerial video of the Apuans, compliments of contributor and drone pilot Mike24_ph.  

This drone video by contributor JB Meert will give you a great sense of the many notable places in the Tuscany region of Italy.  It features footage from four top spots in the region, which covers much of west-central Italy: Florence, the regional capital; Siena, the capital of the province of the same name; Carrara, in the province of Massa and Carrara; Montecatini Terme, in the province of Pistoia; and Lucca, capital of the eponymously named province.