FLORENCE
329 Tours Reviewed
One hour. Three pours. Big Tuscany vibes. This Florence tasting keeps it simple and focused: a certified sommelier guides you through three classic Tuscan wines with food pairings, in a cozy stop you can fit into a busy day. I…
Food tastes better with a good guide. This 3.5-hour Florence food-and-wine walk strings together major sights and local bites, so you’re not spending your day hopping between separate tours. I love that the tastings and regional drinks are included, making…
Tuscany truffles start under your boots. This 2.5-hour experience takes you into the countryside between San Miniato and Montaione, where the terroir is famous for truffles you can’t really fake. With Leonardo and his Lagotti Romagnoli Aki and Roi, you’ll…
Forget crowded towns; here’s Chianti in a glass. This guided stop at Terre di Perseto is interesting because you get the full farm-to-table picture: a short winery and production tour, then a focused tasting of 4 wines plus their extra…
A day like this cuts through food-tour fluff. You get a real factory-to-cellar route across Emilia-Romagna, starting with Parmigiano Reggiano and ending with traditional balsamic vinegar tastings. I particularly love the way the day is built around hands-on guided production…
Eight stops, one very hungry afternoon. The 2Italia Lucca Food Tour is a 3.5-hour walking experience built around what Lucchesi actually eat, with 8–10 tastings in small local places you’d likely miss on your own. I love the off-the-beaten-path stops…
A short trip can still feel meaningful. This wine tasting at Tenuta Torciano Vineyards mixes a guided walk through the estate with a practical tasting lesson and a real food pairing. I like the family-led feel of the visit and…
Pisa feels like a puzzle, and this tour helps solve it. The walk threads together the Cathedral area, the medieval quarter, and the Arno riverfront so you get more than the Leaning Tower photo. You’ll also snack along the way—sweet…
Siena and towers in one calm day. This private Florence outing strings together two of Tuscany’s most recognizable medieval towns, then adds a real winery meal and tasting near Siena. What makes it work is the pacing: you get independent…
Hills make this day worth it. This Florence-to-Chianti bike tour is all about getting out of the usual sightseeing loop and into working Tuscan countryside, with quick viewpoint stops plus a proper winery lunch. It runs with a small group…
Bologna is where food feels like a local language. This private tasting tour strings together Bolognese classics with market time and guided context, so you learn what you’re eating and why it matters. I love the way it pairs shopping-smart…
Cellars in Chianti beat wine bars. This Chianti wine and olive oil tasting at Fattoria Santo Stefano feels like stepping into real Tuscan production: you tour fermentation spaces, then see how wine aging in oak relates to what ends up…
One great lunch, lots of flavor lessons. This Chianti winery lunch at Poggio ai Laghi pairs a guided tasting with a full meal in an authentic Tuscan setting, so you’re not just drinking wine, you’re learning how the pieces fit…
Perugia has a delicious way to show itself. This guided walking food tour is built around five real tastings across the medieval center, with the big Umbrian hits like torta al testo, pecorino, and cured meats. I like that it…
Pisa packs a lot into a short walk. This Pisa guided tour connects the big UNESCO sights at Piazza dei Miracoli with real context, then rewards you with a Tuscan wine tasting afterward. I like that the Leaning Tower part…
