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196 Tours Reviewed
If you like countryside walks with a story, this one hits. The Via Francigena is a centuries-old pilgrimage route, and you’ll hike through vine-and-olive country toward the walled town of Monteriggioni, where you finish with a guided wine tasting. Two…
Siena looks golden from the ground. From a balloon, it feels like a different planet. This hot air balloon flight over Tuscany turns the rolling hills around Siena into a slow, quiet aerial show—castles, vineyards, olive groves, and villages appearing…
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 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…
Vineyards look better from a saddle. This Siena horseback outing is built for real Tuscan scenery—rolling hills, vineyards, and olive groves—with guided commentary that turns a scenic ride into something you’ll actually remember. It’s a practical, small-group experience where the…
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 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…
Then it turns into a slow, scenic way to understand the Sienese countryside. This tour takes you out of town and onto working-feeling trails where you pass vineyards, olive groves, and river paths, guided by someone who points out what…
Tuscan wine country, in one long day. This full-day small-group tour links San Gimignano to Chianti and Montalcino, with real time to walk the towns and enjoy tastings along the way. You ride in an air-conditioned minivan with a maximum…
Siena’s organic wine lesson feels personal. At Azienda Agricola La Lastra, you’ll walk the vineyard and cellar side of Vine, Wine and Life in the Tuscan hills just 2 km from the center. I love how the tour explains the…
Food in Siena starts with one clever board. This 3-hour tour is a fast track to real Tuscan eating in the historic center, with a local guide who ties what you taste to how Siena works. I really like the…
Two hill towns, one great Tuscan day. I love the way this trip pairs Pienza’s art-and-architecture design with a proper Vino Nobile tasting in Montepulciano’s underground cellars. You’ll also get a farm lunch on a terrace, which makes the whole…
Siena hits different with a guide. This private walk strings together Siena’s key churches, squares, and symbols in about 2–3 hours, and it comes with clear explanations of the Palio and the Contrade culture. Guides like Barbara Latini, Ludovica, Elena,…
Siena has a way of turning an evening into a memory, fast. This small, English-taught wine class teaches you how to read a Tuscan wine list and taste what you are actually drinking, not just what the label says. It…
Pasta and tiramisu in Siena can feel like a shortcut to confidence. This 3-hour class turns Tuscan food talk into real work at the counter, starting with a Prosecco welcome and ending with you eating what you made. The teaching…
