FLORENCE
445 Tours Reviewed
That harmony hits fast. This tasting is built around wine-and-food pairings served at a nicely arranged table, with a guide talking you through their winemaking mindset and sustainable, quality-driven farming. The big idea is simple: learn how flavors and agriculture…
Great wine minutes from the Duomo. This Florence city-center tasting is built for a simple goal: sample three top Italian wines in a traditional enoteca setting, with a professional sommelier guiding the room. I like the practical setup—wine plus water…
Wine and oil, with San Gimignano as your backdrop. This private experience puts you in one of San Gimignano’s oldest Vernaccia vineyards, then walks you through biodynamic farming before you sit down for a guided pairing of organic wine, extra…
That first sip tells a story. This extra virgin olive oil tour near Pisa is all about connecting food flavor with how it’s made, from tree to mill to table. You’ll stroll the estate’s olive grove (including a tree over…
Arezzo does wine in a very architectural way. This 90-minute tour mixes a walk through the vines, a look at a modern wine cellar tied to the Toscana Wine Architecture network, and a guided tasting built around three organic wines…
Some food stops are just nice. This one teaches you something. In the hills outside Arezzo, Buccelletti – Casali & Cantina sets up a private olive oil experience that’s part storytelling, part tasting, and part hands-on education you can actually…
That first trot into the Chianti hills changes everything. This 4-hour Florence day trip pairs a guided horse ride with a sit-down Tuscan gourmet lunch and Chianti wine, plus door-to-meeting-point car transfers with A It is an easy way to…
Stone, wine, and lunch in Chianti. At Monterinaldi Castle in Radda, you’ll get a guided look at the cellars and a tasting of three wines, including Vinsanto, with Chianti countryside views in the background. What I love most is the…
Wine country, tightly packed. This boutique winery visit near Arezzo is built for people who want the good stuff fast: a guided vineyard walk, a cellar tour, then a focused tasting with local snacks. I like that it stays small…
A hill town lunch beats another tasting room. In Spello, you’ll eat your way through Umbrian flavors while a master sommelier guides a focused English-language wine session. I love that the tasting goes beyond generic table wines and spotlights hyper-local…
A great bite starts with great direction. This private food tour in Siena is built for 10 tastings in about 3 hours, with your own local foodie guide keeping things personal. You can tailor what you go after, and you…
This is one of those Florence escapes that feels like a movie set. You get a 3 to 4 hour horseback ride through Tuscan trails, then land at a medieval wine estate for a guided tour, tastings, and a light…
This wine tasting in San Gimignano is the kind of stop that turns a quick afternoon into a story you can taste. You’ll sample multiple styles of local Vernaccia, hear how the territory shapes the wine, and get a proper…
Two words: film locations. This tour leans into Montepulciano’s perfect “movie town” look, including the feel of the Volturi scenes around Piazza Grande and the palace-with-clock-tower vibe you associate with New Moon – Twilight Saga. I especially like that you’re…
Four sips, one honest farm visit. This Chianti Classico tasting in San Casciano in Val di Pesa feels more like a real day on a working farm than a staged experience. I like that you get a proper cellars tour…
