From Florence: PRIVATE Siena and Chianti Classico Trip｜Italy

What to Expect

• Stop at: Siena, Tuscany
Step into the enchanting city of Siena, one of Tuscany’s most captivating and visited destinations. Famous for its timeless medieval architecture, Siena welcomes you with unique artistic treasures and landmarks, such as the iconic shell-shaped Piazza del Campo and the magnificent Siena Cathedral. Wander through its historic streets, discover charming local shops, and savor authentic Tuscan treats or take home a special souvenir from this magical city.
• Stop at: Chianti Wine Road, Tuscany
Drive along the legendary SS222, known as the Chiantigiana, surrounded by rolling hills and endless vineyards. This scenic journey takes you from Siena to the Chianti region, passing through ancient villages and fairytale castles. Don’t miss the Castle of Fonterutoli, a medieval village surrounded by centuries-old vineyards and lush green woods — the perfect taste of authentic Tuscany.

• Stop at: Organic Farm/Winery (optional)
Experience an unforgettable visit to a beautiful organic farm nestled in the Tuscan hills. The owner will guide you through the wine cellar, showcasing Super Tuscans and Chianti Classico, and the nearby Acetaia, where aged balsamic vinegar tells centuries-old stories. Meanwhile, his wife will prepare a delicious and memorable lunch for your private group, featuring organic specialties like traditional lasagna, crostini, local meats, seasonal vegetables, honey, and cheeses paired with exquisite balsamic vinegar. Every bite is a journey into the flavors of Tuscany, accompanied by the farm’s exceptional wines.

• Stop at: Panzano in Chianti, Tuscany
Walk through the medieval walls of Panzano and step back in time. The 11th-century tower dominates the village, offering breathtaking photo opportunities. Every corner tells ancient stories, transporting you to the heart of the Middle Ages.

• Stop at: Greve in Chianti, Tuscany
End your tour in the vibrant heart of the Chianti Classico region. Greve surprises with its lively squares and historic shops and is the birthplace of the famous explorer Giovanni da Verrazzano. Don’t miss the iconic local butcher, where you can taste exceptional Tuscan specialties, including cold cuts, cheeses, and traditional snacks, giving you an authentic taste of the region.