FLORENCE
14 Tours Reviewed
Orvieto has a second city underground. This e-bike loop strings together the Duomo area, medieval lanes, and cool tuff tunnels below, all with English guidance and time built in for photos. I especially like the prebooked Underground entry (so you’re…
Cooking dinner in Tuscany is a fun kind of work. You’ll get a 4-course Tuscan menu taught by a local chef in a small group, then you sit down and eat what you made with complimentary wine. I especially like…
Chianti at dinner time is a different kind of magic. I love the vineyard-by-sunset aperitif and the rustic farmhouse dinner setup, served with wine and a real sense of Tuscan rhythm. One possible drawback: the evening can feel a bit…
Florence is better when you can taste it. This 4-course, chef-led dinner lesson turns the city into food you can actually make, starting with an appetizer and ending with dessert. I especially like the small-group feel and the fact that…
Cooking in someone’s real kitchen changes everything fast. This hands-on Florence class is built around fresh pasta and a family-style meal you’ll actually eat, not just watch. I like that it’s informal but well taught. Chef Luca Polverini welcomes you…
Siena, Chianti, and dinner. One satisfying day. This tour strings together Siena’s medieval vibe with the Chianti countryside drive, then ends at a wine estate for a proper Tuscan meal and wine tasting. It’s a neat combo if your Florence…
Wine, lunch, and Chianti views can be close. This experience at Tenuta Torciano pairs a guided tasting with a proper meal, just minutes from the medieval town of San Gimignano. You start outdoors in the winery surroundings, then move into…
Chianti tastes better with a view. This guided afternoon-to-evening trip takes you out of Florence for two winery visits plus a Tuscan dinner paired with wine. It is a very practical way to see the Chianti countryside without worrying about…
Florence has a fun side—inside a movie hall. Hard Rock Cafe Florence sits in Piazza della Repubblica, housed in the old Gambrinus Cinema building, so you get that classic Florentine stone-and-arches setting mixed with rock-and-roll memorabilia. I like that it’s…
This day trip turns Tuscany into a plan. You’ll get a guided walk through Siena (including Piazza del Campo and contrade stories) and then Chianti wine plus a real Tuscan meal in the hills. I love the mix of structure…
A candlelit Chianti dinner feels made for you. This Florence to Chianti day trip pairs a winery tasting with an evening meal in the vineyards, so you get countryside time, not just a quick stop. You’ll ride out from Florence…
Chianti and Siena together is a smart evening. You’ll hit Siena’s Piazza del Campo after the midday rush, then trade city stone for a farmhouse-style dinner paired with estate wines in the Chianti hills. The two big wins for me…
One ticket, one perfect Florence night. I like how this pairs a classic Tuscan dinner in Piazza della Signoria with a Three Tenors–style concert in a historic church setting. The second big win for me is the show’s “up close”…
Food starts way before lunch. This Bologna food experience strings together three factory stops in the Emilia-Romagna countryside, with tastings built into the route and a traditional meal that keeps going for hours. I like that it is real production…
