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165 Tours Reviewed
Chianti turns into a real education when you go smaller. This private 7-hour tour is set up for an intimate two-winery comparison, with an expert guide and time to actually look at how the wine is made. I especially like…
Florence’s hills make this ride feel like a movie set. This self-guided e-bike tour uses a GPS route to get you out of the city and into the Chianti countryside at your own pace, with planned stops that mix views,…
A single driver can turn a transfer day into real sightseeing. This private route strings together four very different Tuscan moments, from a medieval walled fortress to UNESCO towers and then down through the Chianti Classico wine roads. You also…
Chianti is a very easy place to fall for. This small-group day trip takes you into the vine-covered hills outside Florence, with cellar visits and tastings that teach you how Chianti wines are made and named. You also get those…
Chianti on a scooter beats the usual tour. You steer an electric Vespa through rolling vineyards with a phone app that gives turn-by-turn guidance, so you can stop when the view hits. I love the freedom to explore at your…
Chianti tastes better when it’s nearby. This San Gimignano Chianti wine tasting is a quick, friendly stop a few minutes from town, built around sampling excellent wines and eating simple Tuscan favorites. It runs about an hour, is offered in…
Six hours sounds like a lot of wine. This private Chianti afternoon tour is built for an easy winemaking day without the hassle of driving: you ride out from Florence with a driver, take the scenic Via Chiantigiana photo route,…
Towers and wine, same day. I like how this trip handles the hard parts for you: private pickup in Florence and a driver in a comfortable 7-seat van. I also love the food-and-wine focus at a real Tuscan farm, with…
Two castles make the day feel bigger. This full-day Chianti Rufina tour turns a normal Florence wine outing into a proper countryside mission: you ride through one of the quieter corners of Tuscany, visit historic estates set in medieval settings,…
A day of wine comes with hiking boots. This tour is built for seeing Chianti Classico up close on foot—vineyards, olive groves, and rolling hills—with stops at three organic or biodynamic wineries plus lunch. I especially love the access to…
Stone, wine, and lunch in Chianti. At Monterinaldi Castle in Radda, you’ll get a guided look at the cellars and a tasting of three wines, including Vinsanto, with Chianti countryside views in the background. What I love most is the…
This wine tour hits the sweet spot between town wandering and cellar time. You’ll roll through Chianti and the Val d’Orcia/Val di Chiana area, then sample wines in a way that feels tied to how Tuscany actually gets made and…
A Vespa day in Chianti is a fast way to see Tuscany. You trade city crowds for country roads, ride at your own pace on a private tour, and spend time in classic Chianti villages like Radda, Volpaia, and Panzano.…
Chianti tastes different when you cook it yourself. This private class takes you out of Siena and into the heart of Chianti Classico farm life, where a local Tuscan team teaches you how to make classic dishes step-by-step. You’ll shop…
Four sips, one honest farm visit. This Chianti Classico tasting in San Casciano in Val di Pesa feels more like a real day on a working farm than a staged experience. I like that you get a proper cellars tour…
