Wine country · VINEYARD TOURS WITH LUNCH IN FLORENCE
Good vineyard tours with lunch in Florence fill up weeks ahead and the great ones go first. Below: the 4 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Travel from Florence to Siena, a family-run Chianti winery, and San Gimignano with an English-speaking guide. You’ll taste six wines, tour a cellar and vineyard, and eat a three-course Tuscan lunch. Guides such as Federica, Anna, Francesco, and Lori are known for clear, friendly commentary.
“Fantastic trip with a great guide. A lovely day out, amazing lunch and some great towns to visit.”
Travel from Florence with an English-speaking leader to Siena, a family-run Chianti winery, and San Gimignano. You’ll tour the cellar, taste regional wines, and enjoy a three-course Tuscan lunch. Guides such as Ana, Frederika, and Francesco have been praised for clear explanations and careful group management.
“Loved every stop on this itinerary. Walking the medieval lanes, then sitting down to a proper three‑course Tuscan meal with Chianti wines made the long day totally worth it and never felt rushed.”
Spend about eight hours with a private driver in Chianti, leaving Florence by Mercedes with hotel pickup, Wi-Fi, water, and photo stops. Visit Greve in Chianti and Montefioralle, add Panzano or other towns, and choose a winery lunch and tasting. Cristian and Placido are named drivers praised for flexible days.
“Amazing experience, Placido was a phenomenal driver and guide. We went to some amazing wineries and just had a perfect no rush day. I would book this again and again.”
Leave Florence with a local wine guide such as Lorenzo or Stefano, then hike about 7 km through Chianti’s hills to three organic wineries. You’ll taste 10-plus wines, olive oil, local meats, cheese, and a two-course Tuscan lunch. The group is limited to seven people.
“This experience is incredible. Lorenzo is a true local and will guide you to 3 Chianti wineries by trekking. This is a small company and truly cares for a meaningful experience. Highly highly recommend.”
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