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232 Tours Reviewed
Siena, Chianti, and dinner. One satisfying day. This tour strings together Siena’s medieval vibe with the Chianti countryside drive, then ends at a wine estate for a proper Tuscan meal and wine tasting. It’s a neat combo if your Florence…
Tuscany is better when you control the pace. This private trip lets you roll out of Florence with a driver, ride in a Mercedes with A/C and WiFi, and spend real time roaming medieval streets on your own. You get…
Chianti tastes better when it’s guided. This Florence-to-Chianti tour pairs wine learning with actual stops you wouldn’t always find on your own, with round-trip transportation and help from an English-speaking guide. It’s built for people who like wine (or want…
Organic wine, taught at the source. At Fattoria di Montemaggio in the heart of Chianti Classico territory, I love how the visit is anchored in real farming choices, not just wine talk, and how Francesco leads it with clarity and…
This is Tuscan cooking with a view. In a Chianti farmhouse outside Siena, you get a hands-on, small-group lesson in a real working kitchen—taught by multilingual chef Simone—and you leave with recipes you can actually repeat at home. I especially…
One-day Tuscany is a lot. This tour makes it feel doable. You’ll roll out of Florence early in a small Mercedes minivan (up to 8 guests) and hit the big names: Siena’s Palio square plus San Gimignano’s famous towers, then…
One long day, three Tuscan flavors. This trip strings together San Gimignano medieval sights, wine tastings in the Chianti/Montalcino zone, and scenic countryside driving without having to self-drive. You get free time to wander hill towns on your own, then…
Chianti tastes better when you see how it’s made. This tour at Casa Sola Chianti Winery gives you the full chain, from vineyard and olive fields to fermentation and barrel aging, not just a pour-and-go tasting. I really like the…
Chianti in half a day is the right kind of fast. I love the owner-led lesson on how wine and olive oil get made, and I love the Chianti hills you’ll ride through before you taste. You get that hands-on…
This class feels like family cooking. You start near Siena and head out to a private Chianti farmhouse kitchen, where a small group setup (max 14) keeps the attention on you. You’ll cook classic Tuscan favorites, then sit down and…
Chianti gets better when you cook in it. This farm class in Cofferi 1242 turns the Tuscan day from sightseeing into something you can actually do—homemade pasta shapes, farm olive oil and herbs, plus a full meal that ends with…
Chianti tastes better when someone drives. This small-group tour links Siena with scenic hillside roads in Chianti, built around two winery tastings and quick stops in medieval villages. I love the wine-and-food setup: 7 wine glasses total, plus olive oil…
A perfect Tuscany sampler in one long day. From Florence, you ride with a small group and step into three different worlds: medieval Siena, rolling Chianti hills, and UNESCO-listed San Gimignano tower streets. I love the vineyard lunch here, because…
Picture-perfect Tuscany starts with a view. This semi-private day trip pairs classic Florence panoramas with real wine-country time, from a quick stop at Piazzale Michelangelo to free hotel pickup and drop-off. I especially like the way the day is timed…
Chianti tastes better with a view. This guided afternoon-to-evening trip takes you out of Florence for two winery visits plus a Tuscan dinner paired with wine. It is a very practical way to see the Chianti countryside without worrying about…
