Escape bustling Florence and discover the regional wines of Siena, Monteriggioni, and Greve in Chianti, with a guided bus tour. Taste test Chianti Classico and extra virgin olive oil, learn about the winemaking process with a winery tour, and marvel at the historic city walls of Monteriggioni.  Enjoy a bus ride from Florence to Siena, marveling at the picturesque countryside and surrounding medieval villages. Tour a winery, taste test a glass of wine, and sample virgin olive oil. Pass through the streets of San Gimignano and Monteriggioni before returning to Florence.

After meeting your driver and guide at the Piazza Santa Maria Novella at 2:30 PM, it’s off to Chianti for a wine-filled day that’s the perfect break from energetic Florence. Your first stop is to a rustic wine estate, where the owners will show you through the vineyards and cellar to unlock the secrets of winemaking. Enjoy a tasting of some of their best Chianti wines, as well as a snack centered around their home-produced olive oil. Next it’s off Greve in Chianti, one of the best-known Italian wine villages, famous for its quaint charm and sought-after wine. After exploring the winding alleways, medieval buildings, and artisanal shops, it’s off to yet another vineyard. In the heart of olive groves and grapevines, participate in another wine tasting, the owners of the vineyard helping you improve your sommelier skills.  After the tasting, you’ll head back to Florence, ready to embrace the bustle of the city after a respite in the country.

Start the journey from Florence and discover the Chianti region. Marvel at the rolling hills, medieval towns, olive groves, cypress trees and endless vineyards on every turn. Visit two family-owned wine estates in the center of the countryside. Learn the secrets behind Chianti's wine production and recipes. Enjoy your free time to explore the land around the wineries and take pictures. After touring the vineyards, taste some excellent wines. Delicious Tuscan snacks and fresh olive oil will be included in the tours as well. After the tastings, visit Greve in Chianti. This Tuscan village is famous for its triangular shape main square and picturesque architecture. Stroll through the artisanal shops, grab some souvenirs, or even sample some more wines at one of the town’s enotecas. Then, start the journey back to Florence.