Wine country · WINE TOURS IN LUCCA
The 4 best wine tours in Lucca you can book today, with what each pours, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
Visit Tenuta Adamo Winery near Lucca for a 15 to 20 minute cellar tour, then taste local wines, olive oil, and breadsticks on a panoramic terrace. Guides including Lisa, Julia, Luisa, and Antonio explain the winemaking process in English. Shared tables make this a social, relaxed outing.
“Very informative and tasty platter to accompany the wines!”
Visit Tenuta Adamo with a wine guide such as Antonio or Lisa, tour the cellar, then taste four wines, olive oil, bread, and focaccia on a scenic terrace. The 90-minute visit costs about $24.20, with morning and afternoon times. Plan your ride carefully if you do not have a car.
“Amazing tour and tasting! The staff were so kind and knowledgeable about the wine, the region, and the wine making progress. Amazing value for what you receive. Would highly recommend. Super easy to get to by bus from Lucca as well.”
From Lucca, guides such as Tommaso, Raffaele, and Marco drive you into the Tuscan hills for visits to two small wineries. Expect winemaking stories, organic wines, olive oil, local food, and a relaxed lunch among the vineyards. The group is limited to 15 people and returns to Lucca.
“Absolutely wonderful experience! This was our first ever wine tour and we were not disappointed. The transportation was comfortable, the guide extremely knowledgeable and quite entertaining. Thomasso went out of his way to make sure this was the best experience ever.”
Cycle Lucca’s 4-kilometer walls with a guide such as Luca, Marta, or Sara, then follow quiet country roads to a family winery. You’ll learn how wine is made, walk among vines and olive trees, and sit down to local wine with cheese, cold cuts, bruschetta, and olive oil.
“The tour was perfect planned for us with sightseeing in Lucca city and really cozy visit on the vineyard. But the best was our guide who knew everything about anything - thanks to Marta!”
Cellar doors, tasting rooms and the long lunches in between.
