Florence: Chianti Wineries Tour with Wine Tasting
★ 4.5 · 11,779 reviews
- 5 to 6.5 hours, Two Chianti wineries
- Meet local winemakers
- Bestseller
- Free cancellation
Wine country in a day
A Tuscany day trip from Florence on this site starts at $55: 5–6.5 hours at two Chianti wineries, meeting the winemakers and tasting the wines, rated 4.5 on 11,779 reviews. Small-group wine tours cost $99 to $145, Vespa days $120 to $223, a farm day with five organic wines and a pasta class $110, Val d’Orcia $251 for 10.5 hours, and truffle hunts and a horse ride $307 to $366. Twelve listings, for anyone who wants vineyards rather than city sights.

Quick answer
The short answer. For a first Tuscany day trip from Florence, the Chianti wineries tour at $55 has 11,779 reviews. For a smaller group and a higher rating, the wine tasting tour at $99 (4.9). For something to do besides tasting, the Vespa tour at $120.
Wine first
Best Tuscany day trips from Florence when tasting is the point; each line is from the listing.
The cheapest day trip to Chianti from Florence: two wineries in the hills, a walk through the vineyards and a tasting of local wines and products; 4.5 on 11,779 reviews. The description calls it a half-day tour.
Two wineries, wine paired with local produce and olive oil tasting; 4.9 on 4,694 reviews.
Lunch or dinner and tastings at one or two wine estates in Chianti, in a small group; 4.8 on 561 reviews.
Vineyards, the cellar, five organic wines and a handmade pasta class; 4.9 on 774 reviews.
Wine and lunch on a planned day, so you do not have to find your way on country roads; 4.8 on 271 reviews.
On two wheels
Three Vespa listings, all with wine: the Tuscany day trip from Florence with the most to do besides tasting.
Chianti wine tasting; ride alone, share a double Vespa, or take an electric car; 4.8 on 1,078 reviews.
Guided ride with photo stops, local prosciutto and a glass of Chianti; 4.8 on 826 reviews.
Vineyards, olive groves, medieval villages, a winery visit, lunch and guided tastings; no experience required; 4.9 on 340 reviews.
Further in
Longer or rarer versions of a Tuscany day trip from Florence; the review counts are smaller, so read them with the rating.
Wine tasting in Montalcino, lunch in Pienza and olive oil tasting in Montepulciano; 4.8 on 307 reviews.
A truffle hunt in Chianti, a truffle lunch, wine tasting, a medieval villa and cellar, and San Gimignano; 5.0 on 28 reviews.
A hunt with a truffle dog, then wine tasting and lunch at a family-owned winery; 4.9 on 15 reviews, too few to lean on.
A guided ride through the hills for beginners or expert riders, then a wine tour with lunch at a historic estate; 4.9 on 44 reviews.
Getting there
Of the twelve, one names a car: on the Chianti Vespa tour, one or two guests can take an electric car instead of riding. So a Tuscany day trip from Florence by car, in the listings’ own words, means that $120 tour. The ultimate Tuscany day says it spares you the country roads but does not name the vehicle; the rest do not say how you travel.
Day trips from Florence to Tuscany countryside on two wheels are the three Vespa listings; the others are guided groups, small groups or wine safaris. Private versions are compared in the private tours guide.
Every trip, current fare
The best day trips from Florence to Tuscany on price and reviews: listed length, what the listing names first, the price per hour where one length is given, and the rating with its review count.
| Tour | Length | Price | What you get | Cost per hour | Rating |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Florence: Chianti Wineries Tour with Wine TastingMeet local winemakers | 5 - 6.5 h | $55 | Two Chianti wineries | — | 4.5 · 11,779 |
| From Florence: Small Group Wine Tasting Tour to TuscanySmall group from Florence | 4.5 h | $99 | Two wineries, wine and olive oil | $22.00 | 4.9 · 4,694 |
| Florence: Chianti Vespa Tour with Wine & E-Car OptionChianti wine tasting | 6 h | $120 | Vespa, scooter or e-car | $20.00 | 4.8 · 1,078 |
| SMALL GROUP Tuscany Wine Tasting Safaris with Lunch / Dinner1 or 2 wine estates | 6 - 9 h | $145 | Lunch or dinner in Chianti | — | 4.8 · 561 |
| Florence: Farm Tour, Wine & Pasta in the Tuscan CountrysideHandmade pasta class | 7 h | $110 | Five organic wines | $15.71 | 4.9 · 774 |
| From Florence: Tuscan Countryside Vespa Tour with TastingsProsciutto and Chianti stop | 5 h | $167 | Vespa through Tuscan countryside | $33.40 | 4.8 · 826 |
| SmallGroup Tuscany Vespa Tour Medieval Villages Winery LunchWinery visit and lunch | 7 h | $223 | Vespa through vineyards | $31.86 | 4.9 · 340 |
| Florence: Valdorcia Wine, Brunello Montalcino, MontepulcianoLunch in Pienza | 10.5 h | $251 | Wine tasting in Montalcino | $23.90 | 4.8 · 307 |
| From Florence: Ultimate Tuscany Day Trip with Wine & LunchPlanned day trip from Florence | 9 h | $218 | Wine and lunch in Tuscany | $24.22 | 4.8 · 271 |
| Florence: San Gimignano, Truffle Hunt, Wine Tasting, & LunchTruffle lunch and wine | 8 h | $307 | Truffle hunt in Chianti | $38.38 | 5.0 · 28 |
| Florence: Truffle Hunting, Lunch, and Wine Tasting TourLunch at a family winery | 7 h | $335 | Truffle hunt with a dog | $47.86 | 4.9 · 15 |
| From Florence: Horse Ride and Wine Tour at Estate with LunchWine tour with lunch | 5 h | $366 | Horseback ride in Tuscan hills | $73.20 | 4.9 · 44 |
Which one if…
Top day trips from Florence Tuscany has to offer, matched on listing facts only.
Chianti wineries at $55 or the small-group tasting at $99.
The farm day at $110: five organic wines and a pasta class.
The Vespa tour at $120, or the horse ride at $366.
Wine safaris at $145 or Val d’Orcia at $251.
Chianti and San Gimignano at $307, 5.0 on 28 reviews.
Worth it?
The small-group wine tour leads on price and rating.
On the numbers, the small-group wine tour is the strongest buy: $99 for 4.5 hours is $22.00 an hour, rated 4.9 on 4,694 reviews. The farm day works out at $15.71 an hour with a pasta class included.
The Vespa days cost more per hour: $20.00 for the Chianti tour and $33.40 for the countryside ride. Truffles and the horse ride cost $307 to $366 with 15 to 44 reviews each.
Of the Florence day trips Tuscany offers on this page, every one of the twelve names wine or a winery. If you do not drink, check the listing for what replaces the tasting.
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Best day trips in Tuscany from Florence by reviews first, then Vespa, farm, Val d’Orcia, truffles and a horse ride.
★ 4.5 · 11,779 reviews
★ 4.9 · 4,694 reviews
★ 4.8 · 1,078 reviews
★ 4.9 · 774 reviews
★ 4.8 · 561 reviews
★ 4.8 · 307 reviews
★ 5.0 · 28 reviews
★ 4.9 · 44 reviews
Common questions
From $55 for two Chianti wineries to $366 for a horse ride with a wine tour and lunch. Most of the twelve sit between $99 and $251.
The Chianti wineries tour at $55, 4.5 on 11,779 reviews. The best-rated with thousands of reviews is the small-group wine tour at $99, 4.9 on 4,694 reviews.
The wine safaris (lunch or dinner), the Vespa day with medieval villages, the ultimate Tuscany day, Val d’Orcia (lunch in Pienza), both truffle hunts and the horse ride name lunch. The Chianti wineries tour names local products to sample.
None of the twelve listings mentions children or child prices, so ask on the live listing before booking. The horse ride says it suits beginners and expert riders.
On the $120 tour, no: you can ride alone, share a double Vespa, or take an electric car for 1 or 2 guests. The $223 listing says no experience is required.
Two: in Chianti with San Gimignano, lunch and wine at $307 (5.0 on 28 reviews), and in San Miniato with a truffle dog at $335 (4.9 on 15 reviews).
The truffle hunt at $307 includes San Gimignano; Val d’Orcia at $251 stops in Montalcino, Pienza and Montepulciano; the small-group Vespa day names medieval villages. The town-first days are in the Siena guide.
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