Top San Gimignano Tours by Duration - page 2

Discover the magnificent architecture of the Renaissance on this full-day tour from Florence to Pisa and Lucca. Explore the famous marble monuments of Pisa’s Piazza dei Miracoli with a guide, including the city’s grand cathedral and vaulted cemetery. For the ultimate Pisa experience, climb the famous leaning tower and soak up panoramic views. After a stop at a local vintner’s shop for wine tasting, continue on to the medieval walled city of Lucca, where you’ll enjoy free time to stroll the well-preserved streets and squares your own.

Experience the beauty of Tuscany aboard a vintage Fiat 500 as you explore the scenic Chianti countryside. Travel through rolling hills, vineyards, olive groves, and charming medieval villages in a convoy of classic Fiat 500s driven by professional drivers. Along the way, stop at panoramic viewpoints and visit local wineries for guided tastings of Chianti wines, extra virgin olive oil, and balsamic vinegar. Enjoy a traditional Tuscan lunch at a winery, featuring local specialties and regional wines. Throughout the day, your tour leader will share stories and insights into Tuscan culture, making this a unique, authentic, and unforgettable Tuscan experience.

On this wine-tasting tour, you will sample some of the region’s best prosecco, rosé, and a variety of Tuscan red wines. Every glass is perfectly paired with local cured meats, cheeses, and various homemade pasta dishes (please inform us if you have any dietary restrictions). As you make your way through the villa’s multiple tasting rooms, you will discover that the Corbucci Wine Boutique not only produces excellent wine, they also make several other exceptional products, including limoncello, grappa, olive oil, and balsamic vinegar. All products are made from the finest, local ingredients and crafted with expert care. All good things must come to an end, and so must this tour. But there is no better way to conclude a wine-tasting experience than with a little more wine. To finish what promises to be an already wonderful experience, your gracious hosts will invite you to join them in raising a glass of Vin Santo—a traditional Tuscan dessert wine—to send you off with a sweet goodbye.

Tuscany is Italy’s gastronomic heartland and a cooking class is the perfect way to discover the region’s rich culinary traditions. On this 3-hour small-group cooking class, pick up tips and techniques from a local chef; create traditional recipes such as antipasti, bruschetta, and pasta dishes; then enjoy a homemade meal, accompanied by Tuscan wines.

In the heart of Tuscany and Chianti. Hills, vineyards, unspoiled nature. Intact medieval cities. Unforgettable atmospheres.