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143 Tours Reviewed
Cellars in Chianti beat wine bars. This Chianti wine and olive oil tasting at Fattoria Santo Stefano feels like stepping into real Tuscan production: you tour fermentation spaces, then see how wine aging in oak relates to what ends up…
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…
This is a castle-and-wine hour that moves fast. At Castello Tricerchi, you get a guided stroll through 15th-century estate areas—courtyards, cellars, and vineyards—then a tasting of Brunello di Montalcino plus two other local reds. I like the small-group setup (capped…
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…
Follow the dogs into truffle country. This two-hour experience in the woods outside Siena is all about learning how truffles are found and then seeing the payoff—when the “precious” truffles come up from the earth. I love the hands-on truffle…
Siena, but with a quest twist. This self-guided app game turns Siena’s top landmarks into a story of medieval power and rivalry, with offline play so you can move at your pace. I love that the clues push you through…
Siena feels different when it’s a quest. This self-led treasure hunt turns the Centro Storico into a series of puzzle stops, with riddles, quick history bits, and anecdotes you solve at your own pace. The Polaguide guides you stage by…
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…
Siena feels like a living museum. I love how the tour anchors you in St. Catherine of Siena places and stories, then rewards you with real exclusive windows views over Piazza del Campo. The other big win for me is…
Two hours can feel like a full Tuscan day. This small-group tour at San Giorgio a Lapi pairs a quick look at a family church with a guided walk through the winery cellars, then finishes with wine tasting and lunch.…
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…
That first sip of farm life hits fast. This Montepulciano Cinta Senese food tasting is built around a working family farmhouse in the Siena countryside: you meet the farmers, walk the property with views of vineyards and olive groves, and…
Chianti looks better at scooter speed. This small-group Vespa day is built for the kind of Tuscany you actually remember: hillside roads, medieval town breaks, and a winery stop that feels like a real working farm. If you’re lucky, you’ll…
That first climb in Chianti is way easier than you think. This guided e-bike ride takes you out from Siena on quiet backroads, then swaps the pedals for plates at a local farm with wine and olive oil. It is…
