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4 Best Historical Tours In Tuscany

Tuscany's standouts.

The 4 historical tours travellers book most often across Tuscany. Each one with the price you pay, the operator behind it and the day you actually get when you turn up.

4 Best Historical Tours In Tuscany

Montepulciano: Historical Cellars Guided Tour & Wine Tasting

Montepulciano: Historical Cellars Guided Tour & Wine Tasting - Two underground cellars: brick vaults, tunnels, and oak barrels

Tour of the historical cellars in Montepulciano

Tour of the historical cellars in Montepulciano - Entering Two Historic Cellars: Tuff Tunnels, Brick Vaults, and Giant Barrels

2.Tour of the historical cellars in Montepulciano

4.0

Guided tour of Montepulciano’s underground cellars with tastings of Rosso di Montepulciano DOC and Vino Nobile DOCG, about 2.5 hours.

“Not only a wine experience but also a mini walking tour where we got to hear some of the interesting facts about Montepulciano. We met at the top and had two tastings; one at the top and one at the bottom. Was a little disappointed with this as we had to walk all the way…”

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Private Chianti Classico Tour with wine and food tasting in a Historic Estate

Private Chianti Classico Tour with wine and food tasting in a Historic Estate - Greve in Chianti: the short village stop that sets the mood

3.Private Chianti Classico Tour with wine and food tasting in a Historic Estate

4.5

Private Chianti Classico tour from Florence with a vineyard and ancient cellar visit, plus wine and local food tastings.

“Loved everything about it! The stop at the American War Hero cemetery was an unexpected yet memorable spot. Winery and manager were wonderful. Informative, and interesting. Fantastic wine selection and cheese and snack pairings. Beyond expectations”

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Organic Wine and Food Tasting at Historic Fattoria Majnoni

Organic Wine and Food Tasting at Historic Fattoria Majnoni - The Opening Brief: History, Farming Logic, and What Natural Winemaking Really Means

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