Private Vintage Fiat 500 tour in Chianti From Siena
Description
Fiat 500 represents the emblem of Italian Style. Shape, size and its unique charm make of this car a special and authentic symbol beyond it’s simple use as a vehicle. Ideal both on city’s tiny alleys and on the famous country-side windy roads. We will be visiting typical medieval villages, get in touch with local wine and food producers as well as artisans, and stop along the way to take some picturesque photos that will become indelible memories. An experienced tour guide will lead you around and show you the way as only a local can. The tour ends in a local farm where we will be hosted by a family that has been living there since centuries, producing their own wine, Chianti Classico. We will have the chance to visit the property including the cellar and then relax where a traditional Tuscan lunch will be served, all accompanied by their wines. Pick up and drop off from your accomodation in Siena included.
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Itinerary
This will be the first stop, you will meet your guide and he will teach you how to drive your own Vintage Fiat500.
Your guide will show you the Amazing village of Radda talking about the history of the area. You will have time to stroll around on your pace and grab a coffee if you wish.
Stop at the Panzano in Chianti hamlet, enjoy the views and snap as many picture as you like with your Fiat 500 Vintage.
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Important Information
- Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
- Service animals allowed
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Specialized infant seats are available
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
- Vegetarian option is available, please advise at time of booking if required
- Drive license is mandatory
Reviews(1)
After visiting Siena for the Palio our group of 8 hired Fiat 500’s for the drive round the Tuscan Hills. It was a fantastic day. The four cars were from the 60’s and early 70’s but in great shape. Leonardo our guide took the lead and we followed through beautiful countryside and gently winding roads ( not that many junctions ) and stopped for coffee in a quiet old village and had a nice lunch at a local farm/winery. Great fun and highly recommended. Only thing to remember is that these older cars have manual gearbox with long stick which for our older generation was fine.
