FLORENCE
61 Tours Reviewed
Renaissance and meat in one sitting? That’s the hook here. I like that this is a guided walk in Florence’s Historical Center and that the finale is a Florentine steak experience tied to local food culture. The main thing to…
A dinner in a real home. That is the hook here: a shared Cesarina-hosted meal built around family cookbook recipes and a live show-cooking moment before you sit down. I especially like two things: the exclusive cooking demo (you learn…
Brunello vines set the mood fast. I like how this evening mixes wine pairing with a straightforward, sit-down four-course Tuscan dinner, plus vineyard time connected to Brunello di Montalcino. If you get a driver like Salia, the ride itself can…
Tuscany tastes better when you’re doing it on a panoramic terrace. At Podere Rondinaio near Vinci, this 3-hour evening pairs a guided tasting of three local wines with a Tuscan food dinner built to match the glass. I like that…
Two hours can feel like a mini Tuscany education. This tasting in the Chianni area pairs four Tuscan wines with local food, plus an olive oil tasting tied to the producer’s story—so it’s not just pours, it’s bites with a…
Dinner at a kitchen table changes Pisa. This Cesarine experience turns a meal into a lesson in Tuscan everyday life, with an exclusive cooking demo and recipes passed down through real family cookbooks. I especially like the focus on traditional…
Four hours can change how you eat pasta. At Monte Chiaro Estate in the vineyards of Tuscany, this class mixes handmade pasta lessons with an on-site dinner and organic wine pairing, all set in a small-group setting that feels more…
Pisa tastes like a party. This is an authentic, full dinner that rolls through 4 locations in about 3 hours, with 15+ tastings led by a certified sommelier and cheese expert. I love how the evening is built around real…
You eat at a real Tuscan family table. This Arezzo experience is built around private home dining plus an exclusive cooking demonstration, where your host shares Italian family recipes that have been passed down through generations. Instead of watching from…
Dinner in someone’s home is a different kind of meal. In Cortona, you get a four-course dinner served family-style at the dining table, paired with a host-run show cooking and stories behind beloved recipes and local ingredients. Two things I…
Food lessons in a real home. This Perugia experience is built around a private dinner or lunch at a local family’s house plus an exclusive cooking demo, so you’re not just eating, you’re learning the rhythm of Umbrian cooking. You’ll…
Cooking Italian dinner in Florence feels personal. This hands-on class turns the usual restaurant experience into something you actually build yourself, in a large 1700s dining room with chefs guiding each step. You work with classic Italian ingredients and cook…
Forks at the ready. In Siena, this cooking evening happens in a real instructor’s home, with recipes drawn from family cookbooks and shared in a warm, personal way. I love the Italian hospitality—it feels like you’re welcomed into someone’s kitchen,…
Your pasta lesson is at home in Florence. It’s interesting because you cook in a real private kitchen, guided by Chef Vary and a small team, with a small group so you’re not just watching from the sidelines. It’s a…
Dinner with opera? It’s a surprisingly great idea. This 3.5-hour evening pairs a hands-on Tuscan cooking class in a beautiful 1600s villa with a real live opera performance during your meal, set in the countryside near Florence. I like the…
