Departing from Florence, get ready for an unforgettable journey through the heart of Tuscany. After about an hour and a half of scenic driving through rolling hills, we’ll reach our first stop: Trequanda, a charming medieval village nestled in the Val di Chiana countryside.

As you stroll through its quiet streets, you’ll discover the Rocca di Trequanda, a well-preserved medieval fortress with Ghibelline battlements and an impressive semicircular tower. Just steps away stands the Church of Saints Peter and Andrew, featuring a stone-and-brick façade that reflects centuries of local religious architecture.

But the true highlight will be the wine: we’ll visit a renowned local farm, where you’ll have the chance to become a winemaker for a day. Learn the techniques behind crafting a Supertuscan, blend your own bottle, and even label it with your name, a unique and personal souvenir.

Next, we’ll head to Montalcino, world-famous for its prestigious Brunello wine. Beyond the wine, the town offers spectacular views over the Val d’Orcia and a rich historical heritage. You’ll visit the Montalcino Fortress, with its angular towers and scenic walkways, and explore the atmospheric Piazza del Popolo, the heart of the old town. Just a few kilometers away lies the stunning Abbey of Sant’Antimo, one of the finest examples of Romanesque architecture in Tuscany.

We’ll end the day with a stop at a typical local winery, where you’ll enjoy a guided tour and a Brunello tasting, raising a glass to the true spirit of Tuscany.