03 · Europe

Trot &
Taste

Ride first, then sit down at the table.
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Photo Alessia Pavese, Pexels · Mazzarino, Sicily
02 · The ground

Between vines and olive groves.

Hills, rows of vines and olive groves, this is how the way to the table begins.

We place rides here when the provider’s title mentions wine, food or a winery. What is included in the price is stated by the provider.

Photo Igor Passchier, Pexels · Sao Cristovao do Douro, Portugal
03 · The ride

Saddle first, then the glass.

Most offers last half a day to a full day, and tasting or food is included in the price according to the provider. If you would like a drink before or after the ride, plan the order with the provider.

Photo Turismo Rural Osuna, Pexels · Andalucia, Spain
04 · Where to

Where taste leads you.

Six destinations in Europe that we know.

Ride first, then enjoy.
The editors
Photo Helena Jankovicova Kovacova, Pexels · Tuscany, Italy
05 · What you need to know
Duration
half to full day

Mostly half-day, some full-day.

Price
from €52

Half up to €268, food and tasting included according to the provider.

Level
partly beginners

For many offers the provider gives no level, then ask the provider.

Best time
grape harvest

Chianti Classico from the last third of September to the second ten days of October (Consorzio).

Offers

All offers of this world

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A selection of offers from our partner Viator, not a complete market overview. The world sorts by the provider's title. Order by price, lowest first.

Which ride with enjoyment suits you?

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Advertisement. Booking links lead to our partner Viator, we may receive a commission, the price stays the same. Details on level, duration and price come from the provider, as of the date shown. Figures as of 3 Oct 2026, live in operation.Card photos Wolfgang Weiser, Pedro Lemos, Fran Bosch (@kikubo), Pexels.Back to the Saddle Map