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Tuscany Tour from Florence: Full-day Tuscany Tour with Wine Tasting from Florence

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About this experience

DURATION: 8 hours
STARTING TIME: 9.00 am
GROUP SIZE: Maximum 8 passengers per minivan
LANGUAGES: English and Italian
MEETING POINT: Piazza Della Calza by Porta Romana in front of the blue P ( parking ) sign, Florence
MOBILE TICKET: Use your phone or print your ticket
OPENING SEASONS: All year round, every Monday, Thursday, Saturday, and Sunday
WHO CAN COME: Tuscany Tour from Florence is suitable for all. Not recommended for people with walking disabilities

Overview

Take a small-group, Tuscany Tour from Florence and visit 3 of the most famous Medieval towns in the region. Marvel over the Medieval castle of Monteriggioni, explore the architectural wonders of the famous Siena and admire the stunning outline of hilltop San Gimignano. End your Tuscany tour in a scenic winery at the heart of the Tuscany countryside to taste the delicious Chianti wine.

◾ Enjoy a full-day Tuscany tour and experience the iconic countryside of this part of Italy
◾ Tour the UNESCO-listed towns of Siena and San Gimignano
◾ View the majestic Sienna Cathedral and the medieval castle of Monteriggioni
◾ Enjoy a sensational wine-tasting experience in the Chianti wine region

About this experience

DURATION: 8 hours
STARTING TIME: 9.00 am
GROUP SIZE: Maximum 8 passengers per minivan
LANGUAGES: English and Italian
MEETING POINT: Piazza Della Calza by Porta Romana in front of the blue P ( parking ) sign, Florence
MOBILE TICKET: Use your phone or print your ticket
OPENING SEASONS: All year round, every Monday, Thursday, Saturday, and Sunday
WHO CAN COME: Tuscany Tour from Florence is suitable for all. Not recommended for people with walking disabilities

Description - What to expect

Meet your English-speaking tour leader just before 09:00 am and start your Tuscany Tour from Florence in the comfort of an 8-seat minivan towards historic Siena, where you’ll be enchanted by the architecture of the Cathedral and the Palazzo Communal in Piazza del Campo, home to the famous Palio horse race held in July and August.

Next to your Tuscany Tour from Florence, drive to San Gimignano, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and the most famous walled medieval hill town in Tuscany. The town is also known as the "Manhattan of Tuscany" due to the many old towers. Benefit from your knowledgeable guide and learn all about the area and its history. Spend some time wandering around the town through its narrow alleys and try some of the Tuscan delicacies in the local shops. Don't miss trying some of the famous gelato produced in the area.

On the way to Siena, you’ll also visit Monteriggioni, where you’ll have the opportunity to see where the Hollywood sensation, Gladiator was filmed. Here you will be able to marvel at wonderful views of the Tuscan countryside from the ancient walls and do your shopping in the small shops selling locally made souvenirs.

Continue your Tuscany Tour from Florence winding through the rolling hills of Chianti admiring the endless strips of vineyards, olive trees, cypresses, and everything that makes this land a dream-like place. Stop at a local winery surrounded by vines, flowers, and olive groves for a wine and olive oil-tasting experience. Then drive back to Florence where you will be expected to be at around 6.00 pm.

Free Cancellation

Free cancellation is available for this Tuscany Tour from Florence 72 days before the start of the experience

What's included, what's not

✔ Transportation by private minivan
✔ Wine and olive oil tasting
✔ Authentic Tuscan meal
✔ English-speaking local guide
✔ Visit Siena with time to explore
✔ Visit to Monteriggioni
✔ Visit to San Gimignano
✔ Scenic drive through the Chianti region

Prepare for the experience

◾ Information and maps about the places you will be visiting in this Tuscany Tour from Florence will be provided to you during the trip
◾ In each one of the destinations of your Tuscany Tour from Florence, you will have free time to walk around at your own leisure

Health and safety

✔ Provider complies with local legislation and applicable health recommendations with regard to Covid-19 prevention measures

Description - What to expect

Meet your English-speaking tour leader just before 09:00 am and start your Tuscany Tour from Florence in the comfort of an 8-seat minivan towards historic Siena, where you’ll be enchanted by the architecture of the Cathedral and the Palazzo Communal in Piazza del Campo, home to the famous Palio horse race held in July and August.

Next to your Tuscany Tour from Florence, drive to San Gimignano, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and the most famous walled medieval hill town in Tuscany. The town is also known as the "Manhattan of Tuscany" due to the many old towers. Benefit from your knowledgeable guide and learn all about the area and its history. Spend some time wandering around the town through its narrow alleys and try some of the Tuscan delicacies in the local shops. Don't miss trying some of the famous gelato produced in the area.

On the way to Siena, you’ll also visit Monteriggioni, where you’ll have the opportunity to see where the Hollywood sensation, Gladiator was filmed. Here you will be able to marvel at wonderful views of the Tuscan countryside from the ancient walls and do your shopping in the small shops selling locally made souvenirs.

Continue your Tuscany Tour from Florence winding through the rolling hills of Chianti admiring the endless strips of vineyards, olive trees, cypresses, and everything that makes this land a dream-like place. Stop at a local winery surrounded by vines, flowers, and olive groves for a wine and olive oil-tasting experience. Then drive back to Florence where you will be expected to be at around 6.00 pm.
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