From Florence: San Gimignano Guided Tour, Winery Lunch & Wine Tasting
Travel from Florence on a shared day trip to San Gimignano, combining local culture, Tuscan countryside and wine traditions. Explore the medieval town with a licensed local guide, whose first-hand knowledge brings San Gimignano’s history, streets and towe
Leave Florence behind and travel through the rolling Tuscan countryside aboard a comfortable shared transfer
to San Gimignano, one of Tuscany’s most iconic medieval towns. Unlike a simple day trip, your visit begins with a licensed local guide from the area. Walk through atmospheric streets, historic squares and beneath the town’s famous medieval towers while discovering the stories, traditions and details that are easy to miss when exploring alone. Having a true local by your side
turns San Gimignano from a beautiful place to visit into a place you can genuinely understand.Along the way, enjoy another taste of the town’s identity with a stop at a renowned local gelateria to try San Gimignano’s famous saffron gelato, a flavor inspired by one of the ingredients historically associated with the area. After exploring the town, continue into the surrounding countryside to a selected local winery. Discover the estate and its winemaking traditions before sitting down for a guided tasting of Tuscan wines and extra-virgin olive oils, accompanied by a traditional Tuscan light lunch. Enjoy local specialties including cheeses, salami and bruschetta, followed by a first course such as lasagna or ribollita and cantuccini with dessert wine. From medieval streets and saffron gelato
to vineyard tables, every part of the experience has been brought together for you: shared transportation from Florence, a local San Gimignano guide, gelato tasting, winery visit, wine and olive oil tasting, and Tuscan light lunch. Come for the towers. Leave having tasted, discovered and experienced the real San Gimignano.
**Please Note - This shared experience requires a minimum of 6 participants to operate. Bookings are accepted from 1 participant but remain subject to confirmation until the minimum number of participants is reached.**





















