Val D'Orcia, Montepulciano & Pienza: Day Trip from Florence
Val D'Orcia, Montepulciano & Pienza: Day Trip from Florence
Val D'Orcia, Montepulciano & Pienza: Day Trip from Florence
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Embark on a full-day tour from Florence to discover the renowned Brunello wine. Delight in a wine tasting experience in a stunning wine cellar, complemented by a Pecorino cheese tasting. Journey to Montalcino, the birthplace of Brunello wine, and wander through its ancient cobblestone streets that lead to the town's highest point. Take in the awe-inspiring panoramic views of lush green hills, oak groves, olive trees, and endless vineyards.
Next, visit the hilltop town of Pienza, overlooking the Orcia Valley, and take some leisure time to explore its romantic beauty. Then, proceed to Montepulciano, renowned for its extraordinary Vino Nobile vineyards. Enjoy the freedom to explore the town at your own pace before joining the group for a second wine tasting. Uncover the intriguing history of the wine and learn about its traditional storage methods within the ancient winery walls.
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Ciao Florence Tours & Travels SRL
INR 8,761
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Beautiful bus drive, town visits and vineyard experience. Would have preferred a bit more time at each visit and less number of people on the tour so we can learn more from the tour guide on different stories of the place. Shame we could not drink or eat on the bus (it was a big no-no from the driver). I appreciate the need to be clean on the bus; but it took the pleasure out of the experience especially when it was such a long drive. Anna recommended a lunch for the group in Montepulciano. It was EUR 25, but all we got is one plate of tomato spaghetti, some bread and a slice of cake and some wine. The food was not bad but expectation could be better communicated. The so-called bruschetta only had one piece of tomato on it - it was a joke.