The visits to San Gimignano and Siena were great but then our bus broke down and we sat on the side of the road for well over an hour. This caused our wine tasting to last about 10 minutes and we never visited Greve.

More time in San Gimignano would have been appreciated. 45 minutes was not enough for this gem. The time spent in Greve was mostly a waste -- it was an insignificant town.

Loved it. Not sure about the Greve stop. Didn't get the point. But was informative and fun and Bellissimo. Grazie!

Everthing was very nice , especially our wine tasting point and the winery was very attractive.The staff was also very kind ....

I enjoyed San Gimignano a lot . Siena was ok but too much time allotted there.

Great tour even though we only caught the 2nd half... So I say READ YOUR TICKET. Ours had 2015 and 2016 dates/times. We didn't pay attention to the YEAR. Anyway, wine tasting was great and the hostess was super! Two thumbs up!

It would be great if during the final travel from Siena to Greve the bus stops for some pictures of the Tuscany beauties.

Siena and San Gimignano were. of course fabulous, even in the rain. Chianti could have been nice, but was just another shopping opportunity. guide meh!

We thought this would be a good option for us as we had wanted to travel to the sights independently via public transport but getting to SG isn't easily achievable. However, this trip is actually the bus ride part of the main guided tour group. It's therefore suggested you walk in to the centre with the group painfully slow and you have to meet up in the Campo to shuffle back to the car park en masse. We had about 3 hours in Siena which was enough time for a little wander off the beaten track the main streets were mobbed, seeing all of the Cathedral attractions except for the ceiling I think this is a must in Siena - it was the most resplendent cathedral we saw in Tuscany, yet isn't included on the rest of the party's guided tour and a picnic lunch in the Campo, but not enough time for a little look in the beautiful shops - which we could have done if we'd met the group back at the coach as it took 3/4 hour to meet up and get back. We then had less than 2 hours in San Gimignano - we managed to climb the tower and visit an enoteca to enjoy the local fayre with glorious views over the countryside, but we didn't really see any of the town by doing this, and then lost another half an hour waiting for the coach to come back for us. I think the ideal schedule to really see and enjoy these locations would be morning and lunch in SG, and afternoon and evening in Siena - and that way we would have avoided getting stuck in rush-hour traffic back in Florence too.