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All Siena Tours & Excursions in 2026

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Sue_H, May 2026
Great night out!
It’s an authentic family trattoria and the chefs running the classes make them fun and interesting. The classes are in a purpose built cookery school and then you move next door to the restaurant to eat your own food. Add in the wine tasting too for the full Italian experience. Ayoub, our chef, was just great!
Lynda_R, May 2026
Fun and yummy
Really fun experience, chef was engaging and funny. Made 3 different pastas and tiramisu. Once finished they take you next door to the restaurant to cook up the pasta and serve you. There was a glass of prosecco on arrival and plenty of red wine with lunch! Highly recommend
SusanJoan_S, May 2026
Good overview of Siena
Well paced walking tour with a good overview of Siena. Highlights of the key sights and history. Sylvia did a nice job of keeping the large group together. The only drawback was the low quality of the headset technology. But easy meet point with convenient parking and ends at the Duomo for access to the rest of town.
James_E, Apr 2026
A Must-Do Brunello di Montalcino Wine Tour
Oh boy, where do I start? This has to be one of the best tours my wife and I have ever been on. We love Brunello wine and were really eager to tour the region of Montalcino and sample the wines at a few different vineyards. The tour was about eight hours long starting from our meeting point in Siena. We had five others on the tour with us and we fit comfortably in the van driven by our host and guide, Francesco (Kekko). Francesco grew up in the area around Montalcino and was very knowledgeable regarding the area's past, it's unique geography, and about the wine-making process itself. His English was awesome and he seemed to be able to talk non-stop, but in a good way! We visited three very different wineries and had excellent presentations by the local hosts. We also made a couple of other interesting stops including one at the walled, hilltop city of Montalcino and another at an medieval Abbey that was on the way to one of the wineries. We sampled a nice variety of wines and enjoyed the company of the other guests. The whole day really flew by. Francesco was an excellent driver, even on the many gravel roads and twisting highways, and the whole trip was very comfortable. Francesco's personal stories and his explanations of some of the cultural rituals were fun to hear. We would definitely recommend this tour and Francesco as a tour guide!
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Siena may be hidden within a 1,000-year-old Medieval wall, but it’s still a welcoming place. That said, even if you’re fluent in Italian, you’ll want to book Siena tours to get a feel for this Tuscan city and its scenic surroundings. No one knows where to go truffle hunting or where to find the best Chianti wines better than local guides. Visit during harvest season to take a stab at grape stomping, or if you’re really up for an adventure, consider seeing the countryside from a hot-air balloon or the back of a Vespa.

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