San Gimignano wineries map

When you're in Tuscany near San Gimignano for a weekend or on vacation, there’s also a lot to discover for wine lovers. Especialy the white Vernaccia wine in the remarkable town of San Gimignano. Try to visit a winery yourself for a tasting experience.

The new San Gimignano wineries map contains a selection of the best wine resorts (wine hotels or agriturismo) and wineries. Did we tell the Chianti and Montalcino wine regions are nearby?

San Gimignano Wineries

Wineries with tours & tasting

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Driving to a winery? Select a winery on the map and click the arrow on the top right, next to the winery name.

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Visit one of the San Gimignano Wineries for a wine tasting tour

San Gimignano and its rolling Tuscan hills are pure magic if you love Italy, medieval streets, timeless piazzas and a good glass of white wine. 🌟

Picture this: you’re wandering under soaring stone towers, past artisan shops and sunlit squares, then later you’re watching the light fade over the vineyards with a chilled Vernaccia di San Gimignano in your glass. If golden sunsets, Tuscan food and characterful wines make you happy, you’ve found your place.

On Avinturo you’ll find a special Florence & Tuscany wine and travel guide, created to help you turn your trip into a real wine escape. Not just another day in Tuscany. You'll find wine tasting tours from Florence to San Gimignano for example. See some options below.

From San Gimignano, it’s easy to explore the surrounding wine country. Here, Vernaccia di San Gimignano reigns: crisp, mineral and elegant, with notes of citrus, flowers and almonds – the perfect match for pecorino, fresh pasta and local olive oil.

And if you want to go beyond, nearby Tuscan areas invite you to discover more. Think Chianti with its soft, ruby reds, or the rolling hills around Siena and Volterra, where each village seems to have its own story – and its own favourite bottle. Visit family-run wineries tucked among cypress trees and olive groves, where tastings feel more like a relaxed conversation than a formal tour. You might also try Montalcino or Montepulciano. Or even Bolgheri.

You can rent a car and wander from winery to winery, or make things easy and book a guided wine tasting tour. Local guides know the small cellars, the most beautiful viewpoints and the stories behind each glass – and they’ll love sharing them.

One thing’s certain: you’ll return with more than just photos.

Cheers to an unforgettable time in San Gimignano, Vernaccia di San Gimignano and the Tuscan wine hills around you!

Salute.