Val d'Orcia Tours and Tickets

There are plenty of ways to experience the Val d'Orcia. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:

• Rome: Tuscany and Montepulciano Day Trip With Lunch and Wine Tasting

• SMALL-GROUP Tuscan Wine Safari and Tasting From Florence

• Full-Day Tour to Val d'Orcia and Gladiator's Fields With Wines

• Small-Group Montepulciano and Pienza Day Trip From Siena

• Siena, Cortona, Montepulciano, and Val D'Orcia in a Small-Group Tour

While the Val d'Orcia is free to visit on your own, the easiest way to explore the region—and its many wineries—is by booking a guided tour from Florence, Siena, or other area hubs. Full-day tours with winery visits start at just US$99 per person, while individual tasting experiences, good for those already based in the region, start at only US$47.

Yes, the Val d'Orcia is worth visiting. This section of Tuscany (which also includes cities such as Florence and Siena) isn't just renowned for its rolling hills, cypress trees, and other emblematic scenery—it's also a UNESCO World Heritage Site, thanks to its medieval history. It's also a must-visit destination for wine lovers, known for its many top wineries. Book a guided tour for seamless sightseeing logistics and an easy way to get behind the scenes.

Per one customer who booked the Full-Day Tour to Val d'Orcia and Gladiator's Fields With Wines, "Get ready for an unexpected beauty!! Fantastic landscape and meeting with wine producers with centuries long experience. On top of that we would like to stress the excellent, gentle and sensitive guidance of Gianmarco and also the professional and skillful driving of Cosimo! Highly recommended tour!!"

Plan on at least three or four days to explore Val d’Orcia. Some visitors spend a week or two exploring the villages, historic landmarks, and wineries of this region of Italy, but you’ll want at least a few days to check out Siena, San Gimignano, Chianti, and more.

Travelers who want to explore Val d’Orcia at their own pace may find a rental car convenient. This region is known for its stunning scenery, and driving yourself allows for wandering at your leisure. However, a car isn’t necessary to visit scenic villages.

Tuscany and Val d’Orcia are popular for visitors, especially international ones, during the summer months of July and August. For people who might want to skip the crowds, the spring and fall months are attractive options with pleasant weather. Think fewer crowds, more restaurant availability, and less heat.

One of the most famous images of Val d’Orcia in Italy is a winding country road lined with tall cypress trees. This image isn’t hard to find in Tuscany and Val d’Orcia. This region is famous for its striking historic villages, including Siena and San Gimignano.

Val d’Orcia is located in the Italian region of Tuscany. Often noted as one of the most beautiful parts of Italy, Tuscany is famous for its preserved historic villages, charming wineries that welcome visitors, and excellent food. Visit Siena, San Gimignano, Chianti, and more during a trip to Val d’Orcia.

There are tons of fun things to do when you're done visiting the Val d'Orcia. According to travelers, these are some of the top attractions in Tuscany:

• Leaning Tower of Pisa

• Accademia Gallery

• Florence Duomo

• Ponte Vecchio

• Piazza dei Miracoli

View Viator's guide to all the best attractions in Tuscany.