This is one of our favourite excursions and very popular with our clients.
We will take you into the very heart of Tuscany. You will drive through the soft round hillsides that change color every season of the year and offering always its only very best to its visitors. The air captures the rich aromas of the cypress trees, olive groves and of course the world famous vinyards!! Few have resisted its charm and many foreigners have chosen this magical countryside for their vacations ( the British Prime Minister Tony Blair) or their home (the pop star Sting) .

The wine making area is divided into specific zones , the most known, among many, are the Chianti Classico with Gallo Nero (Black Rooster) label and the Chianti Putto ("Putto") label .

The day would not be complete without a visit to some of the best wineries for wine tasting. You will live the experience of sipping these superb wines where they are made and explore the wineries' beautiful buildings and surroundings.
Our staff will be happy to help you with the shipment if you choose to purchase any wine during you visit.

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Probably the most famous small towns in Italy, there are few places that evoke, with as much power, the atmosphere of mediaeval Tuscany.
San Gimignano dominates the surrounding area (Val d'Elsa) with its breathtaking skyline, bristling with towers. Only fifteen of the original seventy-two towers survive today. These towers represented wealth and influence more than security and defense: the higher the tower the richer the family.
To complete your experience in this town , remind your driver to take you to taste the well known white wine of this town: Vernaccia di San Gimignano. A breathtaking experience of a different kind!

Arezzo, founded by the Etruscans and at one time one of their most important
settlements, is the Tuscan City of Gold. The weath of the city is based on the numerous jewellers and goldsmiths, with a useful fallback being the antique shops for which Arezzo is famous.
The town fans out from the top of the hill , being the oldest part of the city, going down towards the more modern and businesslike town.
The church of San Francesco and the Archeological Museum , that hosts an impressive collection of Roman remains, must be seen during your visit.