All Poggibonsi Tours & Excursions in 2026

In the heart of the green Tuscan hills and at the foot of a medieval city of rare charm, the Frantoio di San Gimignano takes you on a journey through time and space through stories, anecdotes and tales of one of the main products of the Mediterranean diet: oil extra virgin olive oil. This historic place of production has now also become a place of discovery and knowledge of the world of oil for the whole family, involving children and intriguing adults through the recreational-educational experiences of the multimedia tour, tasting and shop. Each stage will involve and stimulate the five senses for an experience truly immersive and interactive.

Treat yourself to a Tuscan dining experience with lunch and wine at Bottega Torciano in San Gimignano. You'll enjoy foods such as cheese, salami, and lasagna and try several varietals of Tuscan wine, from Chianti Classico to Brunello di Montalcino.

Learn about Tuscany’s unique culture through its food and drink on this private food and drink experience. Foodies, wine aficionados, and travelers who simply enjoy delicious cuisine and wine will love this activity. Learn about the different Tuscan wine-making regions while sampling wines. Snack on local specialties, including sweets, while you drink.

Once the tour is booked, you can go to the rental point to pick up the bicycles and start the experience with virtual navigation. The eBike tour starts from the Colle Val d'Elsa area and develops a loop of about 32 km between the hills of Val d'Elsa and Monteriggioni. The elevation gain is moderate and the route alternates secondary roads, compacted dirt tracks, and scenic sections, making it particularly suitable for an eBike MTB. The itinerary crosses cultivated fields, rows, small villages, and dirt roads immersed in the Sienese countryside. One of the most evocative moments is the approach to Monteriggioni, when medieval walls and towers emerge among the hills. A stop in the village allows you to discover one of the most iconic places on the Via Francigena. The fund is varied but generally smooth. No extreme training is required, although a minimal habit of Guide on mixed surfaces makes the tour more pleasant and safe.

Join locals in their welcoming home nestled in the peaceful countryside of Poggibonsi in La Gruccia, amidst the rolling hills of Chianti, for an authentic Tuscan cooking experience. Learn to make fresh handmade pasta, from preparing the dough and rolling the sheets to shaping the pasta and making traditional sauces. Discover treasured family recipes and Tuscan cooking traditions while enjoying a relaxed, hands-on class. Sit down with your hosts to enjoy the meal you've prepared, along with a traditional Italian dessert and a glass of local wine.

Tuscany's food and wine are the main draw of a day out from Florence, and this private trip includes tastings the whole family can share. Start at a farm overlooking San Gimignano with local honey, cheese, and bruschetta. Lunch follows at an estate known for its aged balsamic vinegar and olive oil. Adults taste three Tuscan wines, while kids can feel involved with grape juice or soft drinks.

It is a family-run farm for five generations. To welcome guests in the vineyard and olive grove, telling the story that is passed down; to open the doors of the monumental Villa to visit the art gallery and then have lunch in the dining room tasting the wines and the excellent olive oil guided by a sommelier. To relax at home or in the park. These are the unique points that make this experience rich in information, magic, history, but also relaxation and involvement

Escape the crowds and step back in time with our exclusive 'Medieval Villages' tour—a journey designed for those who want to experience the true soul of Tuscany. Beyond the typical tourist path, this intimate, small-group adventure invites you to walk the storied, tower-lined streets of San Gimignano, uncover the mysterious Etruscan roots of Volterra, and explore the poetic, cobblestoned alleys of Certaldo, home of the legendary writer Boccaccio. This isn’t just sightseeing; it’s a sensory deep-dive into history, perfectly punctuated by an authentic Tuscan lunch and wine tasting at a local estate.