Top Italy Wine Tasting Tours - page 6

Eat your way through Rome—and discover sights and bites you wouldn't otherwise encounter—on this small-group sightseeing and culinary tour. Follow your guide to the city's history-saturated Jewish Ghetto, Campo Marzio, and Campo de' Fiori, spotting major landmarks as you go. Along the way, taste a range of Roman specialties, such as Jewish-style fried artichokes, Roman pizza, cured meats, gelato, and espresso.

Venture to the notable wine regions of Tuscany on this private day trip from Florence. Enjoy the scenic drive through the Tuscan countryside and hop out to capture photos along the way. Venture into Siena and San Gimignano to explore must-see medieval landmarks at your own pace and finish your experience in Chianti with an optional wine tasting at a local winery.

Escape Rome's hustle and bustle—and go deep into Italy’s wine scene—on this full-day Tuscan wine tour. With hassle-free pickup in the city, you’ll head to the medieval streets of Montepulciano and Montalcino to visit a 12th-century winery for tastings, enjoy a sommelier-guided lunch, and discover Brunello’s wine-making wonder. You’ll visit a local museum, a historic convent, and more, getting a deep dive into this world-famous Italian region.

Explore the rolling hills, sun-blushed vineyards, and winding country lanes of Tuscany from a classic Italian Vespa. Hop aboard your own 50cc Original Piaggio Vespa scooter or share one with a friend, and follow your guide on a scenic tour of the Chianti region. Enjoy the views of the skyline of the Medieval walled city of San Gimignano, jump off to admire the views, and enjoy a delicious wine-tasting lunch at a Tuscan winery.

Rent an electric bicycle in Montepulciano and visit the wineries of Tuscany without getting too tired. Thanks to the extra sprint it gives you over hilly terrain, the electric bike is the perfect way to explore the country lanes and soak up the landscape of the famous wine region. Following a planned route, you will be able to visit a selection of local wineries and enjoy two wine tastings in their cellars.

Discover the coast of Palermo with a unique 4-hour experience. Daily departures from the Trapezoidal Pier (Marina Yachting) at 09:30; 14:30 or 19:30. Itinerary : We will reach the suggestive Queen's Cave for breathtaking photos and snorkeling, and then sail to the crystal clear waters of Mondello. Here you can relax while the captain prepares an authentic Sicilian aperitif on board: sfincione, arancine, panelle, croquettes and the inevitable Palermo cannoli. What the package includes: Drinks: Aperol Spritz (adults), Coke (children) and unlimited water. Food : Local street food (vegan/GF options on request with 24h notice) Equipment: Masks, noodles and underwater scooters. Extras on board: Wine, beer and prosecco available to order. Comfort and Safety: We will sail on Lady Grace (vintage style, max 7 people) or Baloo (modern, max 17 people) Guaranteed departure with minimum 3 - 4 participants. Stops may vary depending on the weather to ensure maximum relaxation.

Don’t waste your time in tourist trap snack bars in Milan; discover the best of Milan’s cuisine and neighborhoods on a food tour of the Navigli canal district and Porta Ticinese. Visit bars and restaurants to learn about northern Italy’s famous aperitivo culture. Sample local wine, Milanese risotto, and more treats as you explore with a guide. Even better: Numbers are capped at 12 for a more sociable small-group tour.

Get outside Florence and explore the famous Chianti countryside on a top-rated bike tour that pairs spectacular scenery, medieval history, and Tuscan flavors in a fun and athletic way. Pedal through fertile valleys and over hills dotted with olive trees, vines and 12th-century castles, making a pit stop at a Tuscan villa for lunch. Chianti wine and olive oil tasting help fuel the adventure.

Experience the sights and flavors of Tuscany on a full-day tour from Florence that takes you through the Val d'Orcia region to three historic villages. Admire the elegant Renaissance architecture, explore the village of Pienza independently, and savor the bounty of the region with tastings of local wines in Montepulciano.

Use your time in Como to learn more about wine with a sommelier-led tasting session in the heart of the city. Taking place in an elegant wine shop near Como old town, the wine tasting includes plenty of samples along with all the information you need about each varietal. Nice touch: The group is limited to just 12 people for a more sociable and intimate experience.

This experience combines a tour of the Madonna del Latte winery just outside Orvieto with generous wine tastings. Take a guided walk through the vineyards and learn about the winery’s growing methods. Then, head to the wine and barrel cellars, the latter of which was carved into tuff-stone thousands of years ago. After the tour, taste four house-made wines.

Mount Etna may be famous for its volcanic landscapes, but the mountain's lower slopes are covered in lush vineyards where some of the island's best wines are produced. Explore Mount Etna's winemaking culture with this full-day tour packed with cellar visits and tastings. Kick off by sampling a variety of local labels in Castiglione di Sicilia, then continue on to visit two local wineries for tastings and lunch.

Take a deep dive into Italy’s most beloved bubbly and the area where it’s produced with this small-group Prosecco wine tour. Depart from Venice and take in the gorgeous countryside on your way to a family-run winery that produces prestigious DOCG Prosecco. Enjoy a guided tour through the vineyards and cellars and learn about this sparkling wine’s production and history, then relax over a tasting paired with traditional cheeses and charcuterie.

Get a taste of the flavors of Bologna on this small-group food tour. Consider both breakfast and lunch sorted, along with plenty of opportunities to try artisanal eats and local specialities from historical vendors. Pick from cheeses, handmade pasta, balsamic vinegar, gelato and much more. Learn about the city's history from your guide during your tour, putting everything you try in this experience into context.

Tuscany has played backdrop to countless movies, but getting around the stunning region—and knowing where to find filming locations—takes local know-how. Discover a hand-picked selection on this full-day, small-group adventure. From the vampires of the Twilight saga to Diane Lane in "Under the Tuscan Sun," you’ll enjoy free time to explore iconic sites in Siena, Montepulciano, and Cortona. Even better, a light lunch and wine tasting are included.

Sicily’s romantic atmosphere and unconventional history have seduced visitors for millennia but are easy to miss in the bustle of modern travel. This private walking tour immerses you in rustic hill towns and the history of the Sicilian Mafia—including visits to filming sites of The Godfather movie—and the anti-Mafia fight. Includes round-trip transport from anywhere in Taormina.

Sip some of Italy's most famous wine during a visit to an organic winery in the heart of the Chianti region. Tour the vineyards and organic winery between Radda and Panzano, right in the Chianti Classico wine-producing area. Learn about local wine making, and take part in a wine-tasting session at the conclusion of your tour. Sample between 3 and 6 wines, accompanied by appetizers that include bread with olive oil produced on-site.

Lake Garda is known for its mild microclimate, perfect for producing top-notch wine, olive oil, and other gourmet goodies. Delve into the local cuisine with this wine and food experience in the vineyards surrounding the lakeside town of Lazise. Taste local Garganega, Chiaretta, and other still and sparkling wines paired with specialty cold cuts and cheeses, extra-virgin olive oil, and fresh bread.

Immerse yourself in the rolling hills and picturesque scenery of northern Italy—and visit two top-notch prosecco wineries for tours and tastings—on this private, full-day tour. Following morning pickup from Treviso’s train station, travel via private vehicle into the countryside. You’ll taste a number of different prosecco styles at each winery; will enjoy authentic local nibbles with your wine; and will explore the region’s scenic villages and vineyards.

Valpolicella is one of Italy’s most important wine countries, and its scenic hills are dotted with traditional, family-run cellars. With this experience, visit one of these small wineries and learn about how the wines are produced and aged directly from the winemaker. Discover the history of the family and its estate, and end with a guided wine tasting paired with extra-virgin olive oil and local cheese and salami.

Taste your way around two of Rome’s most iconic neighborhoods during this small-group food tour in Campo de Fiori and Trastevere. Skip the tourist traps and gain insight into the cultural and historical significance of over numerous Roman dishes, from fried cod and roast pork to organic gelato.

Sorrento is known for its delicious local cuisine, but only insiders know the best spots to sample traditional delicacies. Join a foodie guide to discover the top bites and sips in the city on this small-group food tour. Stroll the streets, stopping at family-run restaurants, delis, and markets to indulge in an array of savory and sweet delights. Stop by a limoncello producer to sample artisan limoncello, plus pick up recommendations for further culinary exploration on your own.

Delve into Perugia’s lively food scene and discover the top gourmet spots in the historic center that only locals know with this walking tour. Join your guide and a small group of fellow food lovers for a stroll through the medieval old town, stopping to meet local shop owners and producers along the way. Sample specialties like local cheeses and charcuterie, Umbrian olive oil, fresh truffles, and the city’s famed chocolate.

Pair an e-bike tour with a wine tasting to put a fun twist on your Lucca sightseeing plans. This half-day tour takes place in a small group of just 10 people with a local guide, meaning you'll pedal around the walls and cycle paths of Lucca with less rush. Let your bike's electric motor do the hard work on any hills beyond the city, and finish on a high note with a wine tasting at a local wine estate.