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146 Tours Reviewed
Cooking in a real Tuscan home is different. This Cesarine class puts you in a Siena household kitchen with step-by-step hands-on pasta instruction, then you sit down to eat what you make. It’s small (max 10), in English, and built…
Towers, churches, and castle walls in one day. What makes this excursion work is the mix of a guided Siena walk plus the freedom to wander Monteriggioni and San Gimignano at your own pace, all in one smooth minivan loop.…
Sunset dinner in the vines feels like a movie. This Siena-to-Chianti small-group evening pairs a hilltown stop in Monteriggioni with a guided estate wine route and a barbecue dinner at dusk. If you like your Tuscan evenings with real pacing…
Towers, cathedral scenes, and tastings in one morning. This private day trip from Florence pairs guided time in two of Tuscany’s most photogenic hill towns with a relaxed schedule and pick-up style convenience. I especially like the private transportation (you’re…
Siena rewards slow feet, and this route helps you go in order. You follow a smart loop of historic gates, brick churches, famous water sources, and the big cathedral views, with an audio-and-text guide in multiple languages. I like that…
Chianti Classico day trips can feel cookie-cutter. This one stays flexible, thanks to a max of six people, and it focuses on the real rhythm of the wine towns—Siena to Chianti to Montalcino, with time to actually look around. You’ll…
Opera in Siena, without the stuffiness. This concert turns the spotlight on what you actually come for: great voices in a historic, intimate room. I love the deconsecrated Church of Santo Stefano setting and the way the acoustics make even…
Chianti by electric bike turns a big day into a friendly one. This small-group tour gets you out of Siena for vineyard views and country air, then wraps it up with a farm lunch and wine tasting. The biggest plus…
Chianti moves fast. In eight hours you get countryside views, fortifications, and real wine talk in a small group setting. I love the combo of cellar tours plus tastings paired with a traditional Tuscan lunch with wine. The one drawback…
Siena’s best angles need good timing. This 1-hour guided walk strings together the key sights in the historic center, with context on how Siena worked—government, civic pride, and even the Palio. I like the short, focused stops that help you…
Skip the crowded bus. This private Siena day drops you into Val d’Orcia with a guide who explains what you’re seeing and why it matters. I like that it feels flexible, not like a rushed checklist. Two things I especially…
A medieval-tower day with wine. This small-group tour links two hill towns you see on postcards with a real Chianti tasting stop in between. You start from Lucca and spend the day with an expert leader, plus round-trip bus or…
Siena tastes better with a plan. This 2-hour Savor Siena Food and Wine Tour turns a short walk into a practical lesson on Tuscan wine and traditional bites like pecorino and cured meats. I like that the tour blends a…
Chianti gets way more fun when you’re behind the wheel. This 4-hour day tour mixes a vintage Fiat 500 drive, guided village stops, and an exclusive winery tasting with countryside views that feel like a movie set. It’s built for…
One 3-hour class can turn a trip into something you can actually cook later. Here, you’ll make fresh handmade pasta from scratch, learn classic Tuscan sauce basics, and finish with tiramisu in a historic countryside setting. It’s also designed for…
