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38 Tours Reviewed
Small city, big art payoff. This Arezzo private tour is a focused walk that helps you get your bearings fast and spot why this place mattered in Tuscany—especially when Arezzo shifted under Florence and the Medici. In just about two…
Two churches tell Cortona’s story fast. This walking tour focuses on the city’s most important religious sights, so you get a clear sense of what matters and why. You’ll cover Chiesa San Francesco and the Duomo di Cortona in about…
You can learn olive oil fast, and it still feels fun. SuprEvo (Museo dell’olio) turns a short visit into a full story of olives to oil, with 360° projection and hands-on tasting. It’s aimed at people who want something more…
Pienza, baths, and photo roads. This private half-day uses the right mix of walking and driving, so you get real village texture plus UNESCO scenery without spending your whole day in transit. I like the way Pienza’s historic center is…
Good wine, better olive oil, same hour. This Arezzo-area experience turns a simple tasting into a real look at how a family-run vineyard and winery works, with cellars, vineyards, and time to ask questions while you taste. I love the…
Brunello in the right order makes the day click. This tour is built for wine lovers who want two tastings without the hassle of figuring out country roads, plus an included lunch at a historic winery. I especially like the…
Flour, laughter, and Tuscan hill views. In a family villa near Cortona, you learn to cook in a relaxed, hands-on way while the hosts pour local red wine and share their own approach to Tuscan food. Two things I really…
Color comes first in this pasta class. Near Arezzo, you’ll shape colored egg pasta using ingredients like spinach, beetroot, cacao, and squid ink, then sit down to a proper Tuscan meal with Chianti. I love the hands-on teaching and the…
Cortona has a way of sticking with you. This private guided walk turns the town center into a living timeline, from ancient Etruscan roots to Roman-era squares and medieval palazzi. You also get the movie connection: stories tied to Under…
There’s something instantly satisfying about making dinner from scratch in Tuscany. This private session pairs a hands-on fresh pasta class with a personal chef service, so you get both the fun of cooking and the ease of being served at…
A smooth transfer can make or break a trip. This one is built around punctual airport pickup and a driver who keeps things calm as soon as you land. You’re not stuck hunting taxis, dragging bags, or guessing how to…
Olive oil gets a theme-park makeover. SuprEvo is a hands-on, multimedia olive oil museum that takes you from the old stone-mill world to today’s pressing technology, with photo-friendly moments and a talking olive mascot along the way. You’ll also get…
E-bikes make Tuscany feel effortless. This Pienza-based ride is a smart way to see UNESCO-listed Val d’Orcia country roads without turning the day into a workout. I like that the route is built for real scenery—chapel views, rolling countryside, and…
Tuscany by eBike beats the usual car-rush. This guided ride from Castiglion Fiorentino is built for real movement through the valley—pedal-assist bikes help you glide up gentle and steep-ish sections without turning the day into a suffer-fest. I like that…
Tuscany cooks differently when you’re in the kitchen. This Arezzo class puts you at work in a semi-professional setup, guided in English by Chef Fabrizio as you make a full meal and then eat it with local wines. Menus shift…
