FLORENCE · DESTINATION
8 Tours Reviewed
Time moves differently at this winery. Buccelletti Casali e Cantina is a boutique, family-run estate in the Valley of Chio near Castiglion Fiorentino, and the whole place feels built for conversation, not crowds. I like that it’s women-led and that…
Cortona is small, but it packs a punch. This guided walk is a practical way to see the town’s medieval center and Etruscan bones without wandering in circles. I especially love how the tour connects landmarks like the Palace of…
Small wineries beat big ones in Tuscany. This one mixes old-school estate sights (including a family chapel dating to 1625) with a practical wine-and-food tasting. I like that it is run by Buccelletti Casali & Cantina as a women-led family…
Cortona has a way of stopping you. This private 3-hour walking tour is built for exactly that: you move through Cortona’s historical center while a guide ties the town’s Etruscan roots to the buildings you’re seeing today. I like how…
First impressions: quiet Tuscany on wheels. This 5-hour e-bike tour is a great way to see Val di Chiana’s wheat fields and vineyards without doing the full workout. I love the off-traffic white gravel roads and the chance to ride…
Cortona rewards you with instant atmosphere. This private walking tour threads you through the town’s Roman roots, medieval lanes, and Etruscan-tinged viewpoints, guided by a local who knows where to look. I love the tight hit list of landmarks, especially…
Cortona’s hills are friendlier than you think. This 3-hour e-bike tour threads through historic streets and out toward countryside views above the Val di Chiana, with quick stops that feel like you’re skimming the area’s best angles instead of driving…
If you like food you can touch, this fits. In Cortona, you’ll learn the Tuscan rhythm of dough, sauce, and timing with Simonetta and Guido in a small farm-kitchen setup. You’ll make your own fresh pasta (ravioli or tagliatelle), plus…
