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196 Tours Reviewed
Brunello in the middle of the day is a good plan. This half-day trip packs two guided winery stops plus tastings of Montalcino’s famous Sangiovese-based wine, with time to walk the hill town on your own. I like that you…
A hilltop tasting with real Tuscan air. What makes this experience feel special is the setting and the way the tasting is built around the vineyard story, from the soil and winemaking choices to what ends up in your glass.…
Siena is small, but it has big stories. This private walking tour helps you get your bearings fast, then slows down at the moments that matter: Piazza del Campo with its Palio legends and Siena Cathedral with major artworks you’d…
Siena tastes better on foot. This small-group walk turns medieval streets into a simple story you can follow, with food breaks built in at the right moments. I particularly love the max-12 group size (more time to ask questions) and…
A Vespa day in Chianti is pure Italy. This 6½-hour ride from Siena mixes big countryside views with small-town stops and a real winery visit in the hills. You’ll cruise in a guided convoy, then settle in for wine tasting…
Medieval towers and real Tuscan saffron in one day. This small-group tour from Siena strings together hilltop walking, a pilgrimage-route stroll on the Via Francigena, and hands-on craft in Volterra. I especially like that you’re not driving yourself through winding…
Brunello tastes better when you cook it. This small-group class is set at Castello Tricerchi in Montalcino, where your hands get floury and your eyes stay glued to the vineyard hills from a panoramic terrace-kitchen. It is part winery visit,…
Tuscany feels real on this route. You get Pienza and Montepulciano plus the UNESCO-listed Val d’Orcia, all wrapped into an 8-hour day with a max-8 van group. Between the town stops, you’ll ride through the famous Crete Senesi “moonscapes,” stopping…
The Duomo complex can feel like a maze of stone and crowds. With this skip-the-line admission, you get into the Siena Cathedral (Duomo) complex faster, then move at your own pace through the big rooms people actually come for. I…
Tuscany feels different when you walk it. This half-day guided hike trades city noise for the Via Francigena pilgrim route, then lands you in the medieval fortress town of Monteriggioni, where a guided wine tasting caps the day. It is…
Riding a scooter in Chianti beats sightseeing. This Vespa day trip turns the Tuscan hills into your route: winding roads, vineyard views, hill towns, and a winery stop for a guided tasting with local snacks. I like that it uses…
Siena eats well, and this tour helps you notice why. You’ll walk through the old center with a local food expert, stopping at historic eateries and wine bars for a structured meal made of regional standbys. It’s a simple idea…
Finding truffles sounds impossible. Then you meet Alessandro and his dog Moca, and it starts to feel real. This Siena Tartufi experience sends you into the woods with a forager, where you learn how truffles are searched for and dug,…
Fresh pasta, no stage, no rush. This Siena class feels like you’re getting invited into a local family’s kitchen, not herded through a set program. I especially like the hands-on pasta making (two pasta recipes plus tiramisu from scratch) and…
Climb aboard and let Chianti roll by. This short horseback tour starts in Siena and gets you out into the Tuscan hills fast, where you ride along trails tied to the Via Francigena and pass quiet countryside villages and shaded…
