Florence · VAL D'ORCIA & TUSCAN HILL TOWN TRIPS
4 experiences compared
If a friend asked us for a short list, these 4 val d'orcia & tuscan hill town trips would make it. Each entry shows the practical trade-off, the current price and the traveller verdict that moved it upward.
Val d’Orcia day trip from Florence with 2 wine tastings, Pecorino cheese, and medieval towns. 11.5 hours of easy, guided Tuscany.
“The whole day was fantastic. It was a well-organized trip to Tuscany, and we had plenty of free time. Thank you :)”
Florence day trip to Val d’Orcia with Brunello in Montalcino, Pienza on foot, Vino Nobile in Montepulciano, and Gladiator spots.
“Well planned tour of 3 beautiful villages in Tuscany (Montepulciano, Pienza and Montalcino). Itinerary goes through beautiful sceneries and shows the real rural Tuscany. Visits to two wineries have been very nice and informative and wine was excellent. Our guide Lorenza and driver Manjula have been great and very helpful all the time. Definitely recommend this tour.”
Brunello day trip from Florence with Montalcino winery, Pienza lunch, and Montepulciano underground tastings in a small group.
“Great day in Tuscany. I want to say thank you to Simona and the wineries for making our experience wonderful. Simona went above and beyond to help make it a great day. Thank you Simona. Ci rivediamo presto speriamo!”
Small-group Val d’Orcia day trip from Florence with Brunello tastings, Pienza Pecorino lunch, and Montepulciano underground wine and olive oil.
“The tour is a wonderful way to explore and experience three magnificent places in the Val d’Orcia in the Tuscan countryside. Our guide and driver was Simona and she was a great, safe and efficient driver through the highways and through the small towns, as well as being so well versed about the areas and towns and wines as well. Thank you Simona! The first small and beautiful family winery was very rewarding and they have very high quality Brunello wines and a very warm welcoming atmosphere!! Our second stop, the Medieval village of Pienza, words cannot describe the stunning views over the valley and the ancient walkways and stone…”
