What are the activities to do in Tuscany in September?

When traveling the destinations and activities we can choose to do are various, but what are the best activities to do in Tuscany in September? Let's find out together!

Horseback riding in Chianti

Have you ever ridden a horse? If the answer is no, this might be your perfect opportunity to try this new activity. You'll set off into the hills of Chianti, accompanied by the beautiful colors of the autumn landscape, among expanses of vineyards and olive groves. It will be an experience that will remain in your heart for sure!

E-Bike Tour in Chianti

Are you a dynamic person and classic tours are just not your thing? Then take off on one of our electric bike tours in the Chianti area. A combination of healthy movement along with views of spectacular landscapes that only the Tuscan hills can offer you!

You will also have the opportunity to enjoy a light lunch typical of the region after concluding the activity, in a winery carefully chosen by us, accompanied by a selection of wines.

Val d'Orcia Original Wine Tour

Are you a lover of good wine?Then definitely don't miss this wine and food experience! You will get to taste the world-famous Brunello di Montalcino, one of the best wines Tuscany can boast of, not only nationally but also internationally. You will discover Pienza and Montepulciano, two small towns with architectural buildings that bear witness to their past.

Renaissance palaces and churches are just a few examples of what you will find along your route.

Carrara Marble Quarries

We often hear about the use of Carrara marble in the celebrated works of great sculptors, but where exactly do they stem from? If you are interested in finding out that and learning more about it, choose to join our 4x4 jeep tour to the quarries, in the company of an experienced guide who will explain you the anecdotes related to this metamorphic rock. You will also be able to end your experience at a lard factory, where you will have the opportunity to taste Lardo di Colonnata, a cured meat cured in the marble hollows of Carrara!