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Meet your guide in front of the church of San Domenico in Siena at 9:30am, easy to find even if you are arriving from out of town with your own car, as there is parking in the vicinity.
Travel south of Siena into the val d'Orcia and the famous Montalcino hill where the Brunello Wine is produced. Enjoy a first stop at a small winery, walk along the rows of vines, explore the cellars and learn about the different barrels that can be used to make this 5-year old, prestigious wine. Enjoy an introductory tasting of the famous Rosso and Brunello di Montalcino wine and contemplate its complexities and legendary aging potential.
Visit the hill town of Montalcino, the place that gives its name to this famous wine. Marvel at the fortress walls where the brave soldiers of the Republic of Siena made their last stand against Florence and the army of the Medici Family. Spend time visiting the towns squares and streets, browsing the stores and enjoying the incredible views overlooking the valleys and vineyards below.
Be welcomed into a family-run winery, meet its owners, winemakers or workers and take a visit around the farm before sitting down to enjoy a traditional Tuscan meal accompanied by the farm's delicious wines.
Enjoy a brief visit to the mystical Abbey of Sant'Antimo, a church that was once part of a large Benedictine monastery and explore its ancient spaces set in the postcard-perfect landscape. Enjoy a walk around the grounds and see the ancient trees that permeate peace and tranquility.
Take an afternoon visit to a third winery, where we deepen our knowledge of the wine making processes, the tools used from the vineyard to the cellars to care for the vines and wines. Explore the different aging barrels that are both small and large and always made of oak, which the Brunello wine must age in. Finally, sit down for another tasting of this nectar of the gods and enjoy its persistent flavors.
We always choose to visit small and medium sized wineries that work in harmony with the surrounding nature, whether certified organic or not. We believe that they make premium wines that are richer in character and more difficult to find elsewhere, often more interesting and pleasant than the simpler and more mass-produced wines made by larger wineries.
Duration
1 Hours
Price per day
USD 206
Tour Type
Group Tour
9 hours
Imagine exploring Rome’s timeless wonders from the comfort of a private golf cart, transforming a lengthy stroll into a relaxing yet immersive sightseeing experience. This exclusive tour is particularly appealing to experienced travelers and seniors seeking a comfortable way to access the city’s historic center, legendary fountains, ancient ruins, and enchanting hidden corners. Rather than walking long distances, you’ll glide effortlessly through narrow streets, guided by an expert who’s happy to personalize the route based on your interests and pace. The tour’s unique selling point lies in its accessibility: the golf cart offers an easy, enjoyable ride for those who prefer to sit back and soak up the sights, making Rome’s majestic highlights available to everyone, regardless of mobility. Perfect for those who want to see more of the Eternal City without the fatigue, this golf-cart tour package delivers a delightful blend of comfort, convenience, and cultural discovery.
Duration
1 Hours
Price per day
USD 114
Tour Type
Group Tour
3 hours
Your meeting point for the start of the tour is from the Siena train station (in front of pharmacy) at 9:00am. Give your mind a peaceful rest from the noise of the crowded towns, follow your expert guide on a pleasant walk along the Via Francigena, an ancient pilgrim route for the first time plotted down by the Archbishop ‘Sigeric the serious’ of Cantebury on his return from Rome in the 9th century and considered the main artery to Rome throughout the middle ages.
This route, that has for centuries been a highway of men and emotions, a spiritual pilgrimage and a wealthy trade route, has been forgotten and almost entirely relegated to history by the modern paved car roads. Only recently the route has been brought back from the grip of modernity and is today enjoyed by many pilgrims and hikers alike. Experience the beauty of the mixture between the Tuscan countryside and the glory of its medieval past, still present in its wonderfully preserved castles, villages and ruins.
See the Tuscany you would never want to miss before returning home, pass through forests and fields, vineyards and olive groves from Siena to the imposing fortress of Monteriggioni. A medieval walled town located on a natural hillock, built by the Sienese in the thirteenth century as a bastion of defense in their wars against Florence. It withstood many attacks from both the Florentines and the forces of the Bishop of Volterra until in an act of reconciliation with the Medicis, the town’s captain simply handed the keys of the town over to the Medicean forces - considered a "great betrayal" by the town's people. Once in Monteriggioni, you will enjoy a guided tasting of local organic wines before saying goodbye to your guide for the end of the tour. Feel free to explore the village and the surrounding area at your own pace.
You will be given a bus ticket to return to Siena at your own leisure. There are frequent buses departing from the nearby bus stop so you can return to Siena right away or enjoy lunch in Monteriggioni and return to Siena later in the afternoon.
The hiking tour is suitable for anyone in good physical condition and with experience in long walks. It is highly recommended you wear comfortable clothes and shoes, to bring water, a hat and in summer, sun cream.
Duration
1 Hours
Price per day
USD 69
Tour Type
Group Tour
4 hours
Experience the wonders of Rome effortlessly on a private electric bicycle tour, perfect for those eager to see more of the Eternal City without the fatigue of a traditional walking tour. Glide through charming cobblestone streets and reach iconic landmarks like legendary fountains, ancient monuments, and hidden piazzas in record time, all while enjoying the fresh air and flexibility that only an E-bike journey can offer. Your knowledgeable guide will tailor the route to reflect your personal interests, ensuring a truly bespoke sightseeing adventure. Whether you're an avid cyclist or simply looking for a new way to explore, this Rome tour package offers a unique blend of comfort and discovery, making it an excellent choice for travelers seeking both convenience and immersion. The tour’s standout feature is its customizable nature—share your preferences, and your guide will adapt the itinerary to match, ensuring every moment is tailored to your tastes. With high-quality E-bikes available in various sizes and child seats upon request, this outing invites everyone to enjoy Rome’s highlights with ease and style.
Duration
1 Hours
Price per day
USD 69
Tour Type
Group Tour
3 hours
Wander through the enchanting streets of Alberobello on this walking tour devoted to its famed trulli houses—a UNESCO World Heritage site. Your guide leads you from the Aia Piccola district through narrow alleys lined with these iconic limestone dwellings, built entirely without mortar. Along the way, step inside the church of St. Anthony, the only trullo-shaped church in the world, and explore the Sovereign Trullo, which serves as a museum showcasing early 20th-century rural life. The tour also introduces you to local crafts and offers a relaxing shopping break, giving you a taste of authentic southern Italian culture. What sets this tour package apart is its focus on the unique architecture and living traditions of Alberobello, offering a rare opportunity to explore one of Italy’s most distinctive historical towns.
Duration
1 Hours
Price per day
USD 46
Tour Type
Group Tour
2 hours
Meet your guide in front of the church of San Domenico in Siena at 2:30pm, easy to find even if you are arriving from out of town with your own car, as there is parking in the vicinity.
Travel north into the Chianti hills, an area rich with dense oak wood forests and cypress trees, neat rows of vineyards and olive groves, landscapes shaped into works of art by the combined action of nature and man. We visit a Chianti wine estate where we will visit the property’s vineyards and wine cellars and learn about the winemaking process before sitting down to enjoy a tasting of the famous Chianti Classico Black Rooster wines.
Continue to visit the Chianti by taking a walk around Monteriggioni, a medieval and perfectly preserved fortress with a complete ring of city walls and turrets built in the 13th century and mentioned by Dante in his Divine Comedy: this was once Siena’s main bastion of defense against the armies of Florence. Enjoy its quiet and charming atmosphere browsing the alleys and shops of local crafts and products, or lighting a candle in the local church as the pilgrim's once did.
In the late afternoon, arrive in the Unesco protected site of world heritage San Gimignano, just as the day’s large crowds and strong light begin to dwindle. Visit this beautiful and romantic Town of Towers at a leisurely pace, enjoying personal time to see the Collegiata church with its chapel dedicated to the local Saint Fina, or marvel at Sienese and Florentine art in the Civic museum. Browse the many boutique shops of artisanal goods such as leather and hand painted pottery, or sample local products in the food and wines stores, particularly the local saffron and Vernaccia wine for which the town is known. Take a walk up to the Rocca fortress to marvel at the surrounding views or spend your time exploring the town’s many hidden beauties.
After working up an appetite walking the medieval streets of San Gimignano, head out of town to a farm and enjoy a full Tuscan farm to table dinner with local wines. Enjoy a wholesome meal served on a terrace overlooking the nearby cultivated fields (weather permitting) just as the sun begins to set (during colder months or bad weather conditions, dinner will be served comfortably indoors).
On some occasions the itinerary might vary a little. In this case, the tour could be slightly modified but will maintain a similar general imprint, of the same duration and with all the same inclusions.
Duration
1 Hours
Price per day
USD 206
Tour Type
Group Tour
8 hours
Our trip starts with a drive towards San Gimignano. On our way, we stop for a walk in the fortress of Monteriggioni, a medieval and perfectly preserved fortress with a complete ring of walls and turrets built in the 13th century and mentioned by Dante in his Divine Comedy. This was Siena’s main bastion of defense against the armies of Florence.
We then continue to the fascinating town of San Gimignano, one of the most characteristic of Tuscany’s hill-towns with its many austere medieval towers that defiantly survived the centuries and are still standing today. It has recently been recognized as a UNESCO world heritage site as a testimony of medieval architecture.
Here we can walk along the ancient route of the Via Francigena, the main route to Rome for travelers and pilgrims from all over Europe. Today, the bustling San Gimignano flourishes with artisanal boutiques of the local trades and stores selling the towns ‘red gold’, the saffron spice and the centuries old Vernaccia white wine.
After spending time visiting San Gimignano and its the stores, churches and museums. We make our way to a small family run farm where we enjoy a wholesome traditional lunch prepared using the farm's own seasonal products. During lunch you will taste dishes prepared with saffron accompanied by the refreshing Vernaccia white wine.
After lunch we continue on panoramic roads towards Volterra where we will first stop at a small artisanal alabaster workshop to meet the traditionalist craftsman and witness the ancient art of sculpting this semiprecious stone in the company of the jovial artists. We proceed to Volterra, the ancient Velathri, a harmonious blend of Etruscan, Roman, Medieval and Renaissance art and architecture.
You will have free time to walk along the streets of the historical centre visiting the town’s famous Etruscan museum, the still standing millennia old Etruscan arch, the Roman theatre and the other monuments of town.
Duration
1 Hours
Price per day
USD 206
Tour Type
Group Tour
8 hours
Our first stop is under the walls of the Castello di Brolio, here we have time for taking pictures and getting an up close look at the vineyards. It is here that the Baron, Bettino Ricasoli first stimulated the renewal of the areas agriculture and gave the world the precious formula for making Chianti wines, famous the world over for easy drinkability and now no longer used straw flasks.
From here we continue to the small and quaint fortified medieval village of Radda in Chianti, perched on top of a hill and surrounded by magnificent views. Here you can enjoy a coffee in a little local bar, visit the characteristic stores or just walk on the cobbled streets and admire the architecture and panoramic vistas of vineyards and forests.
We then make our way to our first Chianti wine estate of the day where we sit down to a traditional Tuscan lunch of local products accompanied by a tasting of the farm's wines.
In the afternoon we visit a second winery where we are introduced to the local producer and shown around the estate that has remained in the hands of the same family for many centuries. See the old cellars, learn about the traditions and lifestyle of the ‘Chianti folk’ and walk among the gardens, all the while savouring and learning about the great Chianti wines.
Duration
1 Hours
Price per day
USD 206
Tour Type
Group Tour
8 hours
The discovery of Lecce starts from the beginning pre-Roman and Roman, to the great period of the Baroque, a walk to the historic center that will take you to discover the wonders of Lecce, one of the most beautiful cities of southern Italy.
The route starts from Porta Napoli to Piazza Duomo (Cathedral, Bell Tower, Bishop's Seminar), the baroque heart of Lecce.
Continue walking to the Church of St. Irene, Sant'Oronzo square, where you can see the ruins of the Roman amphitheater, the church of San Marco and the Sedile.
Walking through the streets of the old town, we will visit the Church of Santa Chiara and Roman Theatre, other important particulars of the story of Lecce.
The tour ends at the Basilica of Santa Croce, a jewel of Lecce Baroque and Celestine Convent.
Duration
1 Hours
Price per day
USD 97
Tour Type
Group Tour
2 hours
Meet your guide in front of the church of San Domenico in Siena, easy to find even if you are arriving from out of town with your own car, as there is parking in the vicinity.
Let's begin by taking a look at the magnificent Basilica of San Domenico to admire its architecture and art, as well as the important relic that it contains, of the patron Saint of Italy and Europe: Saint Catherine, who was born in Siena. Continue to explore Siena’s medieval streets and squares and listen as your guide points out the most important historical buildings linked to the city’s main houses of power. Marvel at Rocca Salimbeni, housing the most ancient bank in the world, Monte dei Paschi, home to the main offices and an impressive collection of archives and works of art. Walk with us to Palazzo Tolomei, which is said to be the oldest private palace in Siena and see the imposing stone tower of Palazzo Chigi Saracini, a mid-12th century palazzo built by the powerful Marescotti family. Currently, this building is the seat of the prestigious Accademia Musicale Chigiana, a music school founded in 1923.
Admire one of Italy's most beautiful piazzas, the Piazza del Campo built in the shape of a shell, with the impressive Palazzo Comunale or Town Hall with its imposing bell tower, the Torre del Magia. This is the square that enjoys one of the most famous medieval tournaments, the Palio horse race, held twice a year by the city's Contrada neighborhoods and is to this day, the heart and soul of this magnificent medieval city.
End the tour with a guided visit to one of the most spectacular cathedrals in Italy, the Siena Duomo (Cathedral), with its rich interiors that span the centuries. Your guide will escort you into this breathtaking monument to see impressive masterpieces by Donatello, Bernini and Michelangelo. Admire the exquisite Gothic architecture, the ancient pulpit, and visit the chapels. Walk below the naves and marvel at the Renaissance busts of popes and the intricate marble decorations and stained-glass windows.
Duration
1 Hours
Price per day
USD 46
Tour Type
Group Tour
2 hours
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Honest insights from past guests on our 1-Day Italy tours
Sharon Zweber | Traveled in October
We really enjoyed the Borghese Tour with Giovani. By limiting the number of people in the Borghese, we could really view the artworks. Giovani was very informative and did a wonderful job of describing the story behind the various pieces.
Hannah Carver | Traveled in November
Our guide, Mos, was brilliant. We found him knowledgeable, attentive and enthusiastic about Venetian culture and food. The food was fantastic, each dish was perfect and we felt that we experienced real Venetian food. We feel that ending the tour with a coffee and something sweet would have enhanced the experience, since drinking coffee is such a tradition in Venice. We would definitely recommend this tour.
Sarah McGrath | Traveled in October
Our tour was wonderful and a great start to our few days in Venice. Moses our guide was knowledgeable, enthusiastic, friendly and took us to some interesting locations to try the local cicchetti and wines. He was very helpful with ideas and recommendations. I would certainly do a Walks tour at the beginning of any other city breaks I may do in the future and my sister will be booking the New York Food and Wine tour when she visits there later in the year. Many thanks. Sarah McGrath
Amanda McFaline | Traveled in June
The tour guide was extremely knowledgeable, made sure that we saw all the most important art (there is so much to see, it can be overwhelming) as well as explaining not only what was depicted but how the artist felt while creating his art. The tour size was perfect and having headsets was a huge help since it can get noisy/busy.
Gregg Hartling | Traveled in November
This is an ideal tour for an overview of the Vatican getting to pass the lines and then listen to a very gracious and knowledgeable guide was good value for the money certainly better than trying to do a self-guided audio tour, and for our purposes, the right amount of time to spend there. Camilla was a fantastic guide.
Alicyn Henning | Traveled in June
I went with my mother who usually has trouble keeping up with tours - this one was the perfect pace, and the guide was attentive as well as extremely knowledgeable and friendly. I can't recommend this tour highly enough! She helped with my peanut allergy at the gelato place as well, and everything was smooth sailing. If I make it back to Rome there's no question, I'd purchase this tour again.
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