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143 Tours Reviewed
Towers, stone, and saffron in one long day. This 8-hour small-group trip strings together three Tuscan classics with real texture: a stop at the Monteriggioni fortress, a walk through San Gimignano’s UNESCO tower skyline, then hands-on alabaster work in Volterra.…
Chianti at dinner time is a different kind of magic. I love the vineyard-by-sunset aperitif and the rustic farmhouse dinner setup, served with wine and a real sense of Tuscan rhythm. One possible drawback: the evening can feel a bit…
Twisting roads. Big views. Solid wine. This full-day outing from Siena layers two hill towns—Pienza and Montepulciano—with winery stops and time to wander at your own speed. I like that you get both the food-and-wine side (including lunch and tastings)…
Siena can feel like a maze. This private, customizable walking tour with a local guide helps you get your bearings through medieval streets and historic squares at a pace that fits your group. You also get practical advice for the…
Your wine day starts with a plan. This Brunello di Montalcino tour is built for an easy winemaking-and-tasting day from Siena: two boutique winery visits, a pairing lunch, and time to breathe in Montalcino’s medieval center. It’s also small enough—max…
Siena rewards people who slow down. This private walking tour gives you a guided path through the spots that usually get skipped, with time to ask questions and shape the route to what you care about. You’ll start at Piazza…
Siena’s hills have a way of slowing you down fast. This organic winery tour blends vineyard work, cellar craft, and a sit-down Tuscan meal, all within a tidy 2.5-hour schedule. I love that you do not just drink wine and…
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…
