How much do food and wine city tours in Bagno a Ripoli cost?

Most experiences here sit in the upper mid-range, with a few premium full-day options that include longer transfers and multiple cellar visits. Half-day tastings and cooking classes cost less than private or all-day tours. Exact prices are shown on each activity page in your chosen currency, and free cancellation is available on most of them.

Which food and wine tours in Bagno a Ripoli offer free cancellation?

The large majority of listings, including the Chianti Classico winery tour, the Chianti fresh pasta making class and the Montalcino winery tour with gourmet tasting, offer free cancellation. Look for the free cancellation label on the activity page and check the stated deadline, since it is usually tied to the start time.

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Food & wine · Bagno a Ripoli

Food & Wine Tours in Bagno a Ripoli

Average rating5.0Median price$126

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About Bagno a Ripoli

Bagno a Ripoli sits just outside Florence on the road into Chianti Classico, which makes it a natural starting point for wine and food days that stay small and hands-on. From here you can join an Organic Winery Tour & Tasting in the Heart of Chianti Classico in the morning, or spend a full day on the Florence to Montalcino Val d'Orcia Wine Experience: Tastings & Tuscan Flavors among the Brunello hills. Expect family-run cellars, olive groves and kitchens where the cooking is taught rather than performed.

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Bagno a Ripoli sits between Florence and the Chianti Classico hills, so tastings and cooking classes here are tied to working estates rather than city showrooms. Groups stay small, hosts are often the producers themselves, and the focus is on Chianti Classico, olive oil and fresh pasta made in the kitchen you are standing in.