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An_T, Aug 2026
It was a great experience...
It was a great experience as we can explore some best parts of Tuscany and Val D’Orcia in a day. Suitable for travelers that do not have lot of time. The tour can be customized, and the driver took us to San Giminagno even though it was not part of the initial schedule.
Lisa_C, Sep 2026
Tuscan countryside exploration
Wonderful experience learning more about the Tuscany countryside and wineries in the region. Great guide who was quite knowledgeable and kept the day interesting, bus driver was excellent and would recommend this excursion!
Kathryn_V, Aug 2026
Great way to see classic Tuscany!
The tour was great, and we really enjoyed Sebastian leading the tour for us. He had great explanations of the different towns we were arriving at. I also liked that you learn about the towns on the bus and you have free time while there (outside of the wine tastings) to explore on your own.
Emily_U, Aug 2026
Beautiful day in Val d’Orcia
This was a great day trip from Florence. Our guide Carmella was great and so knowledgeable about the history of the region and the towns we were visiting. It felt like the perfect amount of time in each place too. Montepulciano was almost empty in the morning as our first stop and the wine tasting there was great, even with it being 10am! We had a great lunch in Pienza at the next stop and took in the beautiful views. Montalcino was the final stop and felt like a town out of a storybook.

Val d'Orcia

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Tuscany
Panoramic view of a farmhouse near Asciano with Val d'Orcia hills in the background.
  • The scenery around the Val d'Orcia area is truly picturesque, so don’t forget your camera.

  • Some of Italy’s most prestigious wines are produced in the Val d'Orcia, so wine lovers will especially appreciate exploring the area’s wineries and tasting rooms.

  • There is a small amount of walking during most Tuscany tours, either through hilltop towns or across winery vineyards; comfortable shoes and a sun hat are recommended.

  • Winery visits may not be appropriate for young children.

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