FLORENCE
39 Tours Reviewed
Orvieto gets a whole new mood after dark. This small-group e-bike tour is built for seeing more in less time, with guide commentary that connects the city’s streets, churches, and viewpoints. It also ends with a wine-and-food tasting at Cantina…
A romantic dinner with serious wine. In San Gimignano’s hill-country, Tenuta Torciano pairs a four-course dinner with a guided tasting of Italian favorites and Super Tuscans, plus olive oil and balsamic notes you can actually use later. I like the…
A real kitchen, not a show room. This Bologna dining experience is built around a Cesarine home cook opening their own door for a 3-course meal plus a live cooking demonstration. You get regional recipes tied to family cookbooks, and…
Sunset dinner in the vines feels like a movie. This Siena-to-Chianti small-group evening pairs a hilltown stop in Monteriggioni with a guided estate wine route and a barbecue dinner at dusk. If you like your Tuscan evenings with real pacing…
Cooking dinner with opera sounds strange… until you try it. This small-group night pairs a hands-on class in a 1600s Tuscan villa with a live opera performance, served right alongside the meal. You’ll also stroll the property, taste local products,…
Fresh pasta, made at the source. This Lucca farmhouse experience is built around Antonietta’s hands-on teaching and a real family-style meal, all in a relaxed home setting. You start with a sit-down, move into dough and shaping, then eat the…
Hard Rock Cafe Florence is an easy win in a busy city. This prebooked set meal is all about priority seating and a fun American-style break, right in a room packed with guitars, stage photos, and rock trivia. I especially…
A vineyard dinner can be seriously hard to top. This one pairs a vertical wine tasting with a 4-course Tuscan dinner at Tenuta Torciano, with vineyard and olive-grove views that feel made for date night. I love two things most.…
Vineyard dinners in Tuscany feel special fast. This one does it by putting you among the vines at Tenuta Torciano in San Gimignano, with a wine expert guiding what to taste and why. I especially like the wine tasting approach…
Chianti in the evening is a treat. This tour takes you out of Florence for intimate winery time, including a cellar walk, tastings, and then a VIP dinner in the vineyards as the sky changes color. You’ll also get a…
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…
