Visit two Tuscan wineries without having to worry about designating a driver by opting for this tour that includes transportation. Immerse yourself in the Chianti wine region as you sample a variety of wines. Discover the art of winemaking through tastings while enjoying the scenery of the Tuscan countryside. Then head to San Gimignano to spend some time exploring its medieval ramparts.
Small Group Tour: From San Gimignano<br/>Starting point:<br/>Bivio Volterra, 53037 San Gimignano, Province of Siena, Italy
Small Group Tour: from Tuscany on Wheels office in Chianti<br/>Starting point:<br/>Tuscany on Wheels tours from San Gimignano, Strada di Sant' Appiano, 9/i, 50028 Barberino Tavarnelle FI, Italy
Your experience begins depending on the option you selected at the time of booking , either from our headquarters, Tuscany on Wheels (located just few km outside San Gimignano with free car parking available), or directly from San Gimignano.
First, we’ll visit a winery an hour outside Florence to taste 5 wines, including Chianti Classico, Vernaccia, and Super Tuscan. We’ll also sample a 30-year-old balsamic vinegar, plus truffle extra virgin olive oil. Learn to recognize different flavors and refine your palate with a passionate wine producer. Fun and new skills are guaranteed!
Next, we’ll visit a local winery in a beautiful area known for D.O.C.G. Vernaccia white wine, overlooking the towers of San Gimignano. The winemakers will guide you through vineyards and cellars, sharing secrets of wine and oil production, and the best wine and food pairings. Enjoy three wines: Vernaccia white, rosé, and Chianti Colli Senesi D.O.C.G. You can also purchase local products and wine at great prices to take home or ship to friends and family.
The trip isn't over yet as you just earned a bonus stop in San Gimignano for a little stroll before making your way back. You can't miss San Gimignano when you visit Tuscany! San Gimignano is known for its 14 medieval towers, which dominate the skyline and create a unique atmosphere. These towers were built by wealthy families as symbols of their power and status, and today they are one of the town’s main attractions. You can climb to the top of some of the towers and enjoy stunning views of the surrounding countryside.
The tour concludes at around 4:30 pm at the Tuscany on Wheels office, where you’ll return with wonderful memories, a camera full of photos, and a few new friends.
If you selected San Gimignano as your departure point, you have the option to end your tour there instead, at approximately at 2:30 pm, rather than returning to the main office.
We meet on Via di San Gimignano, at the "Bivio Volterra" bus stop, located right next to the roundabout that connects to Via Baccanella.
Request Pick up
Make sure you contact us in advance if you wish to request the pick up from your accommodation or Poggibonsi train station. Subject to availability and not included in the price.
How to reach the Meeting Point " Tuscany on Wheels "
BY CAR We are literally 10 km far to San Gimignano , between Siena and Florence and in the heart of the Chianti. You can find us right at the exit of the Firenze - Siena highway called "Poggibonsi Nord" .
BY TRAIN Get to Poggibonsi - San Gimignano central station. From there you can either take a taxi or walk. We recommend the taxi option. It is only a 10 mins ride but make sure to organize it in advance as taxis are often busy during the season.
BY WALK From Poggibonsi train station the distance is very walkable, 25 minutes walk and approx 2km. You can find here below the directions: https://bit.ly/3BFi8XK . Exit the train station from the secondary exit (the one close to the platform n°2). You will be on Via Montecitorio. Take your left and follow the main road, Via Fassati. Walk straight and at the fork take the right on Largo Usilia and continue straight onto Via Cassia/Viale Guglielmo Marconi for 15 minutes until you reach the roundabout. Careful here! We suggest you walk on the right side of the roundabout and take the third exit (Don’t mistake with the highway entrance!!). There isn't a pedestrian side walk so you need to watch out the cars. Once you reach the main road you’re almost there! First left and then left again!
BY TAXI Contact us to request the pickup! Where possible we will be able to run it directly. Otherwise here are the contacts of local taxi drivers:
Cristofani Marco +39 339 899 86 67
Ciappi Stefano +39 333 284 97 10
Fronimos Giorgio +39 337 420 304
Fazio Antonio +39 348 525 91 92
The cost for the ride from Poggibonsi central station is € 20 one way. From San Gimignano the cost for the taxi service is € 45/60 one way
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The Florence Cathedral, known as the Duomo, is a masterpiece of Renaissance architecture. Its iconic dome, designed by Brunelleschi, offers panoramic views of the city.
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A hearty vegetable and bread soup, traditionally made with leftover bread and vegetables. It's a classic Florentine dish.
A Florentine street food made from the fourth and final stomach of a cow. It's typically served in a sandwich.
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