How do I choose between Pienza experiences?

Consider your interests: food lovers should pick the pecorino cheese tour or pasta-making class; wine enthusiasts might prefer a Val d'Orcia day trip with Brunello tasting. For a quick visit, the 1-hour cheese tour is ideal, while full-day tours suit those wanting to explore the wider region.

Are there day trips from Florence or Rome to Pienza?

Yes, several top-rated tours depart from Florence and Rome, such as the 'Magic Tuscany Tour' from Florence and the 'Rome: Tuscany Day Trip' with vineyard lunch. These include transportation and often stop at Pienza, Montepulciano, and other Val d'Orcia highlights.

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Things to do in Pienza, Italy

Average rating4.6Median price$120

Pienza, the heart of the Val d'Orcia, is a Renaissance gem where rolling hills, pecorino cheese, and world-class wine come together. Dive into the local food scene with a Pienza: Guided Pecorino Cheese Tour with Tasting or master Tuscan pasta-making in a Pienza: Tuscan Cooking Class of Homemade Pastas and Cantucci. For a broader perspective, the Val d'Orcia Day Trip: Brunello Wine, Montepulciano & Pienza showcases the region's iconic landscapes and flavors.

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Val d'Orcia Day Trip: Brunello Wine, Montepulciano & Pienza

Rating 4.8, 275 reviewsDay tripDuration 10 h 30 min

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Frequently asked questions

Book early for peak seasons (May–September) to secure spots on popular tours like the Val d'Orcia day trips. For cooking classes and cheese tastings, booking a few days ahead is usually fine. Many experiences offer free cancellation, so you can reserve now and adjust later.