Tours / Chianti Afternoon Tour and Wine tasting

An experience that combines the best medieval art, the Chianti landscape and the tastes of Tuscany!

If you're in Florence, you absolutely cannot miss out on the opportunity to explore the beautiful Chianti, the wine region of Tuscany. With its rolling hills, picturesque vineyards, and charming historic towns and castles, Chianti is the perfect destination for a guided tour from Florence. Are you tempted to explore Tuscany during the golden hour?

So then this half-day Chianti from Florence trip is ideal for you

You will leave Florence shortly after lunch and after a 1-hour drive through the Chianti countryside, which is characterized by hills and vineyards, you will arrive in SIENA.

The picturesque city of Siena is known for its medieval atmosphere, narrow streets and considerable artistic heritage. Examples are the Gothic Cathedral and the Torre del Mangia in Piazza del Campo, known to people from all over the world. Siena's historic center has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1995. There is no doubt that you will fall in love with this city for its character and uniqueness.

The tour then continues with a visit to the rustic-style WINERY located right in the heart of the Chianti area. During sunset you will enjoy a great dinner overlooking the famous Tuscan hills and vineyards. Dinner is prepared with seasonal and fresh products, typical of Tuscany, such as salami, bruschetta and traditional pasta. The dinner is complemented by special wines, which are personally selected by the winery owners with many years of experience.

Is there a better way to end the day in the heart of the Chianti wine region?

A half-day trip to Chianti from Florence is the perfect way to experience the beauty and charm of this iconic Italian region. Whether you're a wine lover, a foodie, or simply a nature enthusiast, Chianti has something for everyone. Come join us and let's enjoy an unforgettable experience of Tuscan culture and food!

It's the perfect way to end a perfect afternoon in the middle of the Tuscan hills, before coming back to Florence.