Florence
Private Tour to Chianti Wineries
A private car down the Chianti Wine Road, at whatever pace you set
Food & Wine
Why We Love it
One tasting is built in, but the day isn't fixed — add a second estate, sit longer over lunch, or keep driving to Radda and Monteriggioni.
The Experience
Eight hours from your hotel lobby in Florence with a private car and English-speaking driver, following the Chianti Wine Road through olive groves and vineyards.
First Greve in Chianti, the main village of Chianti Classico and the birthplace of Giovanni da Verrazzano. Then past Panzano and its Santa Maria church, on to San Donato at the heart of the Classico countryside. A hilltop winery for a visit and a tasting, then lunch at a local restaurant — or a second estate instead, or neither, if you would rather keep driving to Castellina, Radda or Monteriggioni.
My pick for couples and small groups who want Chianti without a schedule, and for anyone who would rather talk to their driver about where to stop than follow a fixed route.
From $262 per person
8 Hours
Private
9:00 am or 10:00 am
Highlights
What's Included
Private vehicle
English-speaking driver
One wine tasting
What's Not Included
Lunch
Additional wine tastings
Gratuities
Need to Know
8 hours, departing 9:00 am or 10:00 am
Private — your party only
Your driver meets you in your hotel lobby in Florence and drops you back there
One tasting fee is included; further tastings are paid on the day
The route is flexible — agree the pace with your driver
Free cancellation up to 7 days before
Pricing Details
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Need to know
Eight hours from your hotel lobby in Florence with a private car and English-speaking driver, following the Chianti Wine Road through olive groves and vineyards.
First Greve in Chianti, the main village of Chianti Classico and the birthplace of Giovanni da Verrazzano. Then past Panzano and its Santa Maria church, on to San Donato at the heart of the Classico countryside. A hilltop winery for a visit and a tasting, then lunch at a local restaurant — or a second estate instead, or neither, if you would rather keep driving to Castellina, Radda or Monteriggioni.
My pick for couples and small groups who want Chianti without a schedule, and for anyone who would rather talk to their driver about where to stop than follow a fixed route.