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Day Trip from Florence: Orvieto and Wine tasting in Montepulciano - private tour

Val d'Orcia· Cypress hills · wine townsEnglish

Having left the center of Florence, you will drive through the beautiful landscape of Tuscany and Umbria. You will stop in Orvieto and walk on your own through the old center. You may enter the Gothic Cathedral with a frescoed Last Judgement to rival Michaelangelo’s, fine art galleries and artisan shops featuring locally made crafts especially ceramics. After about an hour’s drive you will be in Tuscany onward to the historical center of Montepulciano. You will be given time to explore at your leisure the cobblestoned streets, to admire noble residences, medieval churches, fortifications and City Hall square with the high bell tower, the symbol of the town. Wine tasting is held inside an ancient cellar, described by Bella Italia magazine as the most beautiful in the world. You will have the opportunity to buy wines and olive oils directly from the producer which can be shipped anywhere in the world.

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English

What's included

Wine tasting fees into a typical winery of Montepulciano area(3 wines and snack with local products)
Private transportation by deluxe vehicle and English speaking driver

Meeting point & pickup

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Day Trip from Florence: Orvieto and Wine tasting in Montepulciano - private tour
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from€870/person
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Where this sits in Val d'Orcia

Val d'Orcia is about 2 hr 1 min by road from Florence Peretola Airport. The valley south of Siena that ended up on every calendar, and it does look like that. Montalcino for Brunello, Pienza for cheese, Montepulciano for both — small towns, long views, slow roads.

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