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196 Tours Reviewed
Fresh pasta and tiramisù taste better when you make them. This Siena home cooking class with the Cesarine is a hands-on evening devoted to the real mechanics of Tuscan cooking: you’ll learn to roll dough, fill and shape pasta by…
Chianti tastes better with dirt under your wheels. This private tour sends you out into the countryside in a vintage SUV/Land Rover style vehicle, where your guide explains Chianti along the drive and you visit multiple wine stops off the…
Siena’s Duomo feels bigger with the right guide. This private 2-hour visit helps you catch the architectural and artistic details you’d normally miss, from the facade down to the marble floor. I love that the guide helps you with the…
Siena feels different when you’re not rushing. This local-made digital guide is built for walking the streets of Tuscany’s medieval heart while an audio narrator shares key monuments, legends, fun trivia, and food ideas. You can start when you want,…
One-day Tuscany tours can feel rushed. This one feels planned. You get the hill towns of Montepulciano and Pienza, plus real food and wine time instead of just photo stops. I like that it’s paced with breaks built in, and…
Three towns. One smooth day. This fully escorted trip takes you from Florence into the medieval high points of Tuscany, with free time in each place and a guided Chianti winery lunch and tasting that feels like the real local…
Siena turns into a photo album. In this private walk with Peace&Road, the Polaguide sets the pace with stage-by-stage stories, and you snap instant photos that get attached right into the guide. It’s a fun way to learn Siena without…
Hills feel easier when you add electricity. This Chianti Classico e-bike tour is a smart way to see more of the countryside without turning your day into a leg workout. I especially like the mix of wine tasting plus tastings…
Siena’s food story is easy to follow. This 2-hour Siena food and wine walking tour is built around tastings that make the city’s flavors feel specific, not generic, with hands-on stops at the Tuscan Wine School and local vendors. I…
One day, three wine moments, zero rush. This is a tight small-group tour (max 6) with a licensed guide, so you get real conversation time, not just quick photo stops. I like the structure built around two boutique winery visits,…
Four wines, one very drinkable Chianti stop. This Chianti Classico wine tour and tasting is a focused trip into the hills near Castellina in Chianti, with vineyard walks, a look inside the winery’s cellar, and an included food-and-wine lineup. I…
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…
Brunello tastes better with a plan. This DiWine Experience day pairs a qualified sommelier with a driver so you can focus on the wine, not the logistics. I especially like the three winery tastings (each with its own feel) and…
Horseback time in Tuscany feels different. You’re not just looking at views from a road pull-off, you’re moving through them at horse pace on a small group ride capped at five. Expect a relaxed, walk-only experience designed for first-timers, with…
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…
