The rolling hills of Tuscany—with their historic castles, sun-drenched vineyards, and authentic expressions of Italian hospitality—set the stage for Esperienza Giro Toscana 2025, an exclusive Lamborghini experience celebrating driving passion in true Italian style.

“Esperienza” defines Lamborghini’s distinctive approach to engaging with its global community. From on-track programs like Esperienza Dinamica Corsa that hone performance skills, to Esperienza Avventura expeditions exploring remote destinations, and Esperienza Giro events set amid the world’s most beautiful landscapes, each program captures the brand’s DNA: emotion, design, and driving excellence.

This year’s Esperienza Giro unfolded in Tuscany, where guests and their Lamborghini super sports cars arrived at the five-star Castel Monastero, west of medieval Siena. The opening evening featured an aperitif followed by a dinner in the village square, brought to life with medieval storytelling, local market stalls, and traditional food stands—a celebration of regional culture and conviviality.

The following morning, anticipation was palpable as drivers were briefed and engines ignited beneath the Tuscan sun. The convoy departed for Castello di Meleto, a historic fortress and winery in the heart of Chianti, where the castle’s colorful past was retold through a lively theatrical performance. Afterward, winding mountain roads beckoned, offering pure Lamborghini exhilaration before a leisurely lunch at Tenuta Tolaini, where pasta and artisan dishes were prepared tableside—a true immersion into Italy’s culinary soul. The day concluded with a dinner at the Michelin-starred Poggio Rosso, pairing Tuscan flavors with Lamborghini’s unmistakable elegance.

Day three began with an espresso break in Montepulciano, famed for its eponymous wines and sweeping hilltop views. Guests then embarked on a specially curated route through rolling valleys to Tenuta Col d’Orcia for a relaxed Tuscan barbecue lunch surrounded by vineyards. That evening, the group gathered at Castello di Brolio, the ancestral home of Chianti wine for nearly eight centuries, where dining in the private hall evoked the stately grandeur of the 12th century. Medieval-style entertainment and fine wine rounded out the night.