Departure from your location in Florence downtown to Montepulciano, a former Roman Settlement situated on “Mons Politianus”. This borough owes its present appearance not just to the middle ages but also to the Renaissance, as we can see from numerous churches and palaces built by Antonio da Sangallo and by Michelozzo. 

You will participate to a guided tour of an historical farmhouse cellars with a delightful tasting of the famous Vino Nobile di Montepulciano.  

Newxt we will continue to Pienza that is famous not only for its Pecorino cheese, but it has been the first renaissance town in Europe, a model of perfect illuminate architecture for Florence, Paris etc.…..

Art lovers, however, will associate this small south Tuscan town with Enea Silvio Piccolomini, later Pope Pius II, who asked Bernardo Rossellino to transform his birthplace into an ideal city of the Renaissance. 

Enjoy here a tasting lunch of local products. 

At last you will admire Montalcino that is like an “island” in the heart of Tuscany, on a hilltop 564 meters height above sea level, immersed in the green environment that is still intact and wild. Its symbol is the imposing Fourteenth-century Fortress, theatre of several wars between Siena and Florence. 

What is more, Montalcino has also enjoyed its moment of proud glory, in the sixteen-century, when it resisted for a long time the besieging armies of Spain and France. Today, undoubtedly, the image of Montalcino is enriched by the “Brunello”, one of the most vintage wine of Italy, a DOCG wine that exists thanks to the soil and favourable climatic conditions of this Tuscan “island”.

Departure for your location.