FLORENCE
61 Tours Reviewed
Food here comes with a side of history. This Florence food tour pairs Santa Croce landmarks with real, hands-on eating: cheese and charcuterie tastings, a chef-led pasta moment, Tuscan wine, and even a Negroni-making session. You get your “Florence flavor”…
Dinner with a cesarina changes the whole mood. This is a hands-on evening in the Tuscany countryside near Massarosa, built around a private Italian lesson and a home cooking demo that turns into a real 4-course dinner with wine. You’re…
Food detours beat another pasta stop. This one is all about Armenian and Georgian cuisine in Florence, served in a modern, cozy dining room with live music adding energy to the meal. I especially like the built-in choice inside the…
Great food starts with your hands. This Florence class is built around a professional kitchen and a simple promise: you’ll cook a full 4-course meal idea, then eat what you make. I especially like that you’re guided by an expert…
Florence, minus the gluten worries. This is a private, closed-door gluten-free dinner in the chef’s home, built around a multicourse Tuscan menu and served in a small-group, family-style way. I like that you’re not just eating replacements. You’re getting classic…
Fall makes this vineyard tour extra special. This 3-hour outing in the San Gimignano area pairs a guided vineyard walk with a proper lunch or dinner and a sommelier-led wine tasting. It’s a great mix if you want scenery, but…
A home kitchen can change your whole trip. This Arezzo experience pairs hands-on show cooking with a full family-style meal, served in a real local home rather than a restaurant room. You’ll work alongside your host, then sit down for…
Few things beat truffle season. This 3-hour Volterra experience pairs a certified truffle expert with specially trained dogs, taking you from the organic agriturismo into the hills and forests to learn what’s real and what’s wishful thinking. I love that…
Dinner in San Gimignano feels like a secret. I love the countryside view and the way Chianti shows up at the right moment with your meal. One thing to consider: language can vary by host, so if you booked for…
A drive into Chianti is the real mood. This semi-private tour trades Florence crowds for rolling Tuscan countryside and a guided look at how wine and olive oil actually get made. I especially like the pairing of two vineyard visits…
Florence to a winery dinner. That’s the fun part. This experience pairs a wine-tasting and pairing class with a 4-course Tuscan meal, all set in the hills around San Gimignano with vineyard views, olive groves, and forests of oak. I…
Lucca smells like dinner when you start here. This private cooking experience pairs a hands-on market ingredient hunt with a real home-style meal in a local setting. I especially like that the class is built around cooking several Lucca specialties,…
Sunset and a Vespa is a winning combo. This Tuscany sunset Vespa day pairs paved-road riding through vines and olive groves with a real medieval stop in San Gimignano, then ends with dinner and guided wine tasting at a Chianti-area…
Dinner comes to you in Pietrasanta. What makes this experience stand out is the setup: a local cook brings everything and prepares a four-course Tuscan meal right at your accommodation, so you skip the restaurant shuffle and stay in your…
Follow a dog into Chianti woods. This truffle hunt in the Chianti area is built around the real work of the search: Irene and her dog Tep lead you through the paths of Tuscany woodlands while the guide shares stories…
