Chianti Region tours

Look at www.viator.com You will find several Chianti region tours from Florence, depending on dates of travel. If you want to go directly to the tour operator, you would have to look in RS Italy guidebook to see what companies are there.

Try www.toursbyroberto.com a Rick Steves recommendation. Had a great experience with Roberto last fall.

Jason, try Artviva.com. The have a full day tour called "The Best of Tuscany" This excerpt if from their website: The Best of Tuscany is an 8-hour tour to San Gimignano, Siena and Monteriggione, three remarkable medieval towns in the Chianti region. To facilitate your enjoyment, our guide explains the history and highlights of each fascinating hill town in private air-conditioned transport on the way while you enjoy the very beautiful and aptly famous Tuscan landscape. The guide also stops for photo opportunities at particularly scenic locations. Upon arrival at each town, you have free time to explore. Your guide will be able to suggest the best places to see artisan's studios, local producers of typical Tuscan products, nice places to 'people watch' while enjoying a cold drink, and where to explore the town's highlights. You are given free time in San Gimignano, Siena and Monteriggioni where you can choose to just soak up the atmosphere or try one of the other activities outlined above. The tour also includes a gourmet light Tuscan lunch of quality products produced in Tuscany. You also visit a classic Tuscan wine estate with an introduction to Tuscan wine and a wine tasting and olive oil tasting. This tour is designed to give maximum enjoyment for a day's outing to Tuscany's most famous hill top towns T