Top Chianti Historical Tours

Experience the authentic side of Tuscan cuisine with this exclusive farmhouse cooking class. Meet your local host at their farm in the Chianti hills and enjoy a hands-on lesson to learn how to turn out fresh ravioli or “pici” pasta, beef ragu or other sauces, pizza dough, and chocolate “salami”. Relax over a homecooked meal after your lesson to enjoy the dishes you've prepared paired with local wine.

Ride through the rolling hills of Montalcino on a private e-bike experience for travelers seeking authenticity, exceptional wines, and a deeper connection with Tuscany.Set in the UNESCO-listed Val d’Orcia, the journey unfolds at a relaxed, immersive pace. Premium e-bikes ensure effortless riding, and scenic routes along the Via Francigena offer photo spots, storytelling, and local legends far from crowds. Discover hidden corners and panoramic vineyards on a private, immersive tour for lasting memories.Led by a certified guide, you explore the history, culture, and atmosphere of this region beyond a standard tour.The experience culminates with an exclusive winery visit, followed by a refined Tuscan lunch and curated wine pairing. Savor Brunello and Rosso di Montalcino, both organic certified, in a private, intimate setting. Designed for couples, families, and discerning travelers, this is an elevated, immersive way to discover Montalcino — private, seamless, far from ordinary tours.

Pedal through the Tuscan countryside during this half-day e-bike tour through Brunello. Bike along unpaved roads with ease on your electric bike towards local Tuscan vineyards. Enjoy a wine tasting at the Abbey of Sant’Antimo and learn about the ancient winemaking process. Sample three glasses of wines, including the Brunello di Montalcino, before heading to the medieval town of Montalcino to explore.

The tour takes place in a historic company, among the first to be part of the Consorzio del Brunello di Montalcino, the company was founded in 1950 by Silvio Nardi, an Umbrian producer of agricultural machinery, who had fallen in love with the Tenuta di Casale del Bosco during his numerous visits to Montalcino. In 1958 the first bottle of Brunello under the Casale del Bosco brand was marketed, the company has maintained a long history of tradition over the years, demonstrated by the fact that for over 70 years the Nardi family has continued to manage everything. The villa is also a perfectly preserved witness to the past history of the area.

Montalcino, the city center of the territory and important for one of the most famous wines of Italy: Brunello di Montalcino