Things To Do
Piazza del Campo
Explore Siena's main square.
San Giorgio a Lapi
A scenic hillside winery offering cellar tours and tastings on a panoramic terrace — lovely for those who enjoy a bit of landscape with their wine.
Azienda Agricola La Lastra
A charming family-run winery just outside Siena, offering guided tastings and vineyard tours that showcase the best of Tuscan wine and countryside views.
Fattoria Castello di Monteriggioni
Just outside the medieval town of Monteriggioni, this estate offers cellar tours and tastings of regional wines — a lovely mix of history and wine.
Antinori Nel Chianti Classico
Nestled in the rolling hills of Chianti, Antinori nel Chianti Classico is a winery we’ll never forget. We visited and were enchanted by the sweeping vineyard views, elegant tasting rooms, and wines that reflect the beauty of the Tuscan landscape.
Scuola di Cucina di Lella
The most established cooking school in Siena — founded in 1996, and located right near the historic center (just a short walk from Piazza del Campo). Classes focus on traditional Tuscan cuisine: handmade pasta, seasonal local ingredients, classic recipes.
Day Trips to Historic Towns
-Monterigionni: One of Italy’s most enchanting medieval towns. As you stroll along its cobblestone streets, you’ll find charming cafés, local artisan shops, and panoramic views of the surrounding Chianti countryside. -San Gimignano: A picturesque medieval hill town known for its striking skyline of ancient towers. It offers cobblestone streets, beautiful views, delicious Vernaccia wine, and a charming main square filled with shops and cafés. -Montepulciano: Famous for its Vino Nobile red wine, Montepulciano is Renaissance gem perched on a hill in southern Tuscany. With elegant palaces, scenic vineyards, and breathtaking views, it’s a dream destination for wine lovers and history enthusiasts alike. -Volterra: Known for its ancient walls, alabaster craftsmanship, and dramatic views of the Tuscan countryside. Its quiet streets, Roman theater, and medieval architecture offer a rich, authentic glimpse into Tuscany’s deep past