The Best Tuscany Food Tour 2026
Tuscan highlights: Siena, San Gimignano & Pisa | Chianti winery lunch & wine tasting | Reserve now & pay later
About Tuscany Food Tour
Join our Tuscany Food Tour and visit Siena, San Gimignano, and Pisa on a day trip from Florence. Choose between a small-group or private tour and enjoy wine tastings and a homemade lunch at the famous Tuscan winery. Discover the medieval architecture, stunning vineyards, and iconic landmarks while enjoying the region’s food and wine.
Join us for a tour in Tuscany, where you’ll visit medieval towns and expand your wine culture. Enjoy a wine tasting of 4 regional wines, each paired with local delicacies such as homemade pasta, cured meats, local cheeses, salads, and Tuscan biscotti.
Your tour includes a skip-the-line access to Siena's most stunning attraction! Make the most of your time and avoid the long queues at Siena Cathedral.
Our guides are here to elevate your Tuscany Food Tour experience. Knowledgeable and passionate about Tuscan cuisine, they are fluent in English and ready to share their knowledge and answer all of your questions.
Enjoy peace of mind with our flexible booking options! Take advantage of free cancellation, allowing you to cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund. Reserve your spot today and pay later, ensuring your travel plans remain adaptable.
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Our guide, Luca, was so warm and knowledgeable! He patiently answered all of our questions and made sure all of the guests were having a good time. The stories he told us brought the history of Siena and Pisa to life. San Gimignano was an equally charming city. However, the highlight of the tour was the homemade lunch at a traditional wine estate in the Chianti region. Trying local wines while looking at the rolling vineyards felt like a true Tuscan dream.
I’ve always been a fan of Italian culture and cuisine, so this Tuscany food tour was something I’d been looking forward to for a long time. We skipped the lines in front of Siena Cathedral, which were huge! Our guide just walked past them, and we all followed him. For me, the highlight of this tour was the Chianti wine - it was so delicious, I can't even explain it... I bought two bottles of it to enjoy at home with my wife! We also had the chance to taste some of the local olive oil, and it was the best I’ve ever tried, rich and full of flavor. Now, I want to go back!
DESCRIPTION
Tuscany Food Tour
- Expert guide
- Guided walking tour of Siena
- Entry ticket to Siena Cathedral
- Farmhouse lunch at a winery estate in Chianti (if lunch option selected)
- Wine tasting of 4 regional wines (if lunch option selected)
- Free time in Siena, San Gimignano, and Pisa
EXPLORE THE TUSCANY REGION: SIENA, CHIANTI HILLS, SAN GIMIGNANO, PISA
Take a full-day guided tour of Tuscany and combine wine, food, architecture, and beautiful landscapes. Begin your adventure from Florence Central Train Station, where you will be met by a guide and travel to the medieval city of Siena. From its stunning terracotta roofs and magnificent Gothic architecture to the Piazza del Campo (site of the 600-year-old Palio horse race), Siena has much to offer. After lunch at a family winery, you'll explore the hilltop town of San Gimignano, a UNESCO World Heritage site known for its medieval towers and squares. Then you go to your final stop - Pisa, famous for much more than just its iconic Leaning Tower. On The Piazza dei Miracoli, where the tower is located, you will see Pisa Cathedral and Baptistery. Both of these sites are examples of Romanesque architecture. The cathedral is decorated with mosaics and sculptures, while the Baptistery is known for its unique acoustics and beautiful platform design by Niccolò Pisano. In the end, you return to Florence with a full stomach and even fuller impressions of the beautiful cities you had the opportunity to visit.
VISIT THE BEST-KNOWN ITALIAN WINE DISTRICT
After visiting Siena, you’ll head to the renowned Chianti wine region, famous for its rich wine culture and local food. Here, you’ll enjoy a delightful lunch, such as homemade pasta, prosciutto, salami, local cheese and Tuscan biscotti paired with wine tasting. As you taste our famous regional wines like Chianti, Vernaccia and Tuscan dessert wine, Vin Santo, you’ll learn how they were made. Don’t miss the chance to taste exceptional local olive oil, which perfectly complements the flavors of your meal. Surrounded by beautiful scenery under the Tuscan sun, you’ll understand why this region is celebrated for food and wine. To explore the estates that define this reputation, check out our guide to the best wineries in Tuscany.
FREE CANCELLATION UP TO 24H IN ADVANCE!
Receive a complete refund if you cancel your booking 24 hours before the selected date!
Interesting facts about Tuscany food and cuisine
Here are a few interesting facts you might not know about the Tuscan food specialties.
PANE TOSCANO
Traditional Tuscan bread is baked without salt and is famous in this region. This tradition dates back to a time when high taxes on salt forced the local population to bake bread without it. Today, this mild-tasting bread is often served with sauces.
OLIVE OIL
Tuscany is famous for its extra virgin olive oil. Olive groves are spread across the region, and the oil is the key ingredient in many dishes. In Tuscany, it’s common to simply dip a piece of bread in olive oil to taste its flavor.
VERNACCIA DI SAN GIMIGNANO WINE
This is one of Tuscany’s most famous white wines, produced in the vineyards around San Gimignano. Its tradition dates back to the Middle Ages, and it is known for its fresh fruit and floral notes, along with a light mineral finish.
CANTUCCI AND VIN SANTO WINE
Cantucci are crunchy, almond-flavored biscuits typically served with Vin Santo, a sweet dessert wine. It’s traditional to dip the biscuits in the wine to soften them and highlight the wine's sweetness.
RIBOLLITA
Ribollita is a famous soup in Tuscany made from vegetables, beans, and stale bread, with no meat. The name Ribollita literally means "boiled again", as it was traditionally reheated the day after it was prepared, allowing the flavors to deepen.
Learn more and try the famous Tuscan wines and food specialities on a Tuscany Food Tour!
GOOD TO KNOW BEFORE YOU GO
- It’s recommended to wear comfortable shoes for walking, as you’ll be exploring various historical sites.
- If the Siena Cathedral is closed because of the religious services, the tour will instead visit the Santa Maria della Scala Museum.
- If you plan to leave Florence by train after the tour or need to stop in Pisa to catch a flight or train, you can bring your luggage with you.
Meeting Point
The meeting point is in Piazza Stazione. Your tour guide will be holding a WALKABOUT TOURS sign, right by the taxi stand at Santa Maria Novella train station across from the outside McDonald's.
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- Expert tour guide
- Skip-the-line access
- Easy booking process
- Best value for your money!