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196 Tours Reviewed
Brunello day trips are a whole vibe. This one pairs a sommelier-guided winery visit with a scenic drive through the Val d’Orcia UNESCO area, plus time to wander the hill town of Montalcino. You’ll start from your hotel lobby at…
Waterfalls and wine in Maremma, in one day. This private 8-hour outing from Siena area puts hot springs, ancient towns, and serious drinking together in a tight route. You’ll move through Sovana, tour Etruscan sites, and end with wine pairings…
Florence to Sorrento, minus the hassle. This is a private transfer built for comfort and control: you get picked up at your Florence address and taken straight to Sorrento in an air-conditioned vehicle with a professional English-speaking driver. It also…
Two hours, and you already feel oriented. This private walking tour is built for speed with depth: an insider local guide leads you through Siena’s top landmarks while you keep control of the pace and timing. You can also pick…
A small-group Tuscany day, packed with real flavor. I love how this tour mixes medieval towns with real wine-country time, not just photo stops. The lunch is a proper Tuscan three-course meal with local wine, and the tasting includes Black…
Cooking and countryside in one go. This Siena countryside class at Agriturismo Il Caggio is the kind of experience that feels practical, not staged. You’ll be in an actual Tuscan farmhouse setting, learning to make typical dishes the way a…
Two towers, one wine lunch, zero hassle. This private day trip strings together the best of Volterra and San Gimignano with door-to-door driving, so you spend less time figuring out buses and more time looking up at stone towers. I…
A farmhouse kitchen can feel like home. This Siena cooking class with Cristiana and Mamma Nora is built around a Tuscan farmhouse setting and very hands-on homemade pasta making. You’ll learn how to pair pasta with a good savory sauce,…
Chianti on an e-bike feels unfairly easy. This private outing gets you out of the tourist rush and into the real rhythm of the countryside, with small-group attention and time in places a bus just can’t reach. You’ll ride, walk,…
Siena photos feel like a cheat code. This private shoot in Siena is built around two iconic stops plus on-foot walking time, guided by YourDreamPictures by Eva Perocsenyi. I like that you start with a consultation so the session feels…
Fresh pasta starts at a kitchen table. This Siena pasta-making class takes place in a local family home with a certified home cook (a Cesarina), and you’ll learn three regional pasta recipes while tasting everything you make with local wine.…
Siena with kids can be easy. In about 90 minutes, this private kid tour in Siena uses engaging storytelling to bring the city’s art and traditions to life at two classic spots. I love how guide Silvia Roncucci keeps children…
Siena is best understood on foot. This private, English-speaking walking tour links the city’s two biggest magnets—Piazza del Campo and the Piazza del Duomo—so you leave with a clearer sense of where things are and why they matter. I especially…
Chianti on an electric bike is a smart way to see Tuscany without turning it into a leg-day contest. This private tour sets you up with an e-bike and guide, then takes you along quiet roads and trails for big…
A vintage Fiat through Tuscany? Yes, please. This Fiat 500 tour of the Chianti roads turns the usual “bus-and-photos” day into real driving time with a guide directing you along scenic stretches. I like that you get time to wander…
