Tuscany with Florence and Siena
We will show you the fanatical nature of this region. Visit both famous and lesser-known vineyards in Chianti, Montepulciano, Montalcino, Bolgheri and other areas. Learn about winemaking and taste local wines, often combined with lunch or dinner at the vineyards.
We also offer cooking classes in Tuscan farms. On the tours we visit villages and cities such as Florence, Siena and Pisa, offering guided tours among art treasures and historical monuments. In Greve-in-Chianti you can visit the wine museum and shop at the famous butcher Falorni. In Pienza you can buy the famous Pecorino cheese.
Vineyard visits can be combined with cooking classes, gourmet restaurants and cultural experiences. We have contacts with wine producers and wine importers, and offer trips for companies, wine clubs and organizations. Whether you are a wine connoisseur or a beginner, we will arrange the trip as you wish.
Food & wine in combination
In beautiful Tuscany, food naturally takes center stage. We explore the region's culinary specialties, visit villages, meet locals, and learn about the area's history.
The quality of the wine produced in the region is second to none when it comes to the food. We will therefore experience and learn about food & wine in combination. Local food culture combined with the finest local wines. This is both educational and exciting.
Art, culture and nature
Tuscany is history, art and culture. The region has a formidable architectural heritage where the contrasts between tradition and artistic masterpieces stand out uniquely against each other.
Tuscany is renowned for its stunning landscape, which includes olive groves, charming villages and rolling hills. The region both inspires and fascinates its visitors with its rich history, significant artistic heritage and prominent Italian food culture.
From Florence to Monteulicano
– A journey through the heart of Tuscany
The stretch between Florence and Montepulciano is like something out of a painting – rolling hills, vines as far as the eye can see, olive groves, cypress trees and picturesque villages clinging to the hilltops. This is the real Tuscany – where the landscape is as beautiful as the wine is good.
Along the way, experience the famous vineyards of the Chianti region, where traditional wineries offer tastings in historic cellars, often paired with homemade Tuscan delicacies. Take a detour to villages like Greve in Chianti or Radda, where time seems to pass a little slower, and every view offers a new reason to stop.
As you approach Montepulciano, the landscape changes subtly – here it becomes more dramatic, with higher-lying vineyards and magnificent views of the Val d'Orcia. Montepulciano itself is a gem of a Renaissance town, famous for its elegant Vino Nobile di Montepulciano, which you can taste straight from the cellars beneath the town's ancient streets.
Whether you prefer a leisurely drive, nature walks, wine tasting or cultural experiences, the area between Florence and Montepulciano offers a rare combination of beauty, history and genuine Tuscan hospitality. It is simply a journey for all the senses.
Activities
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Visits to vineyards and wineries
On our journey through Tuscany, whether you choose bike, bus or a combination, we place great emphasis on the experience of wine and landscape in interaction. We visit some of the best producers in the region – both renowned, historic estates and small, family-owned vineyards with soul and character.
All visits are tailored to your itinerary and mode of transport, so you can experience the wines where they are made – whether you cycle through the vines or arrive by bus. At the producers, you will gain insight into how the soil, microclimate and craftsmanship shape classics such as Chianti Classico, Vino Nobile di Montepulciano and Brunello di Montalcino.
We provide great and varied experiences – from cellar tours and tastings straight from the barrel, to delicious meals served with the farm's own wines. The visits not only provide tasting experiences, but also insight into local traditions, production philosophy and the genuine commitment that characterizes Tuscan winemaking.
Everything is carefully planned – with flexibility to tailor the program based on pace, interests and level of ambition.