easy
6–6.5 hours
Suitable for most guests including families; requires light walking and standing during tastings.
Discover the charm of Chianti with a guided tour to three exclusive wineries near Florence. Enjoy intimate tastings and a gourmet Tuscan lunch on a private tour through some of Italy’s most iconic vineyards.
For all ages! • 6.5 hours • Public or Private Tour
Embark on an unforgettable Chianti adventure, exploring stunning vineyards and charming villages. Enjoy intimate wine tastings at three exquisite wineries, guided by a professional who shares the secrets of Chianti's winemaking. Opt for a private tour to savor a gourmet Tuscan lunch, all while traveling in comfort and style.
Duration: 6 hours
Embarking on a Chianti escapade? Buckle up for a taste-filled adventure with our wine maestro!
Picture this: cruising through the breathtaking Tuscan canvas, where vineyards and hills play a mesmerizing duet. First pitstop – two wineries (or three starting from March 1st). We're talking about a classy villa and a snug family spot. Wine-making, cellar tours, and the grand finale – sipping their divine wines paired with classic Tuscan nibbles and top-shelf olive oil.
Now, let's dive deep into Chianti's beating heart, like a scene straight out of a movie. Our final destination? Greve in Chianti, the wine region's epicenter. Unleash your inner foodie at the historic butcher shop, then seal the deal with a sublime Aperitivo.
Pro tips:
From November to March 1st it's a double winery delight. Dress like you're ruling the runway – but keep an eye on the weather. Chuck those heels! Vineyards and cobblestone streets are no place for them. Piazza Cavalleggeri, 2 is your pick-up and drop-off spot. Tips for the guide are not included
Only for private tours the pick-up and drop-off service is carried out at the accommodation address. Please provide the correct address in the booking flow.
For private tour Greve in Chianti is off the itinerary as we substitute this stop with a full lunch in a winery
Private tours start at 12 instead of 1pm
The agency reserves the right to cancel the tour if a minimum number of participants is not reached.
Tours, especially private ones, fill quickly during high season—reserve early for your preferred dates.
Wear comfortable shoes suited for light walking between winery venues and village strolls.
Chianti tours run rain or shine, but indoor winery facilities ensure tastings go uninterrupted.
Stop at scenic overlooks and quaint villages for unforgettable Tuscan countryside photos.
Chianti’s wine designation dates back to the early 18th century, making it one of Italy’s oldest controlled wine regions.
Local wineries promote sustainable viticulture practices to maintain soil health and protect the Tuscan landscape.
You’ll be walking on uneven vineyard terrain and village streets.
Protect yourself from strong Tuscan sun during midday stops.
summer specific
Evenings can be cool, so layering is recommended.
spring;fall specific
Stay hydrated between wine tastings and while sightseeing.