FLORENCE
445 Tours Reviewed
That first hilltop skyline hits fast. This 9-hour Florence-to-Tuscany day trip is built for people who want two classic towns without spending the whole day planning transit. I like that you get time-saving round-trip transport, plus enough free time in…
A quick wine stop near San Gimignano can teach you a lot. This 2-hour tasting pairs Tuscan wines with typical gourmet bites, led by a sommelier-instructor, so you’re not just sampling—you’re learning how wine and food work together. I like…
A hillside winery just outside Bologna. This Colli Bolognesi tasting tour mixes vineyard scenery with the practical work of making wine. You’ll stroll through vineyards, then step into barrel-and-oak cask areas and the cellars where the aromas tell the story…
White wine tasting, with real lessons. This 2-hour San Gimignano experience focuses on Vernaccia di San Gimignano DOCG, the famous white from town, and walks you through its story and how to taste it with more accuracy. I like that…
One short drive gets you out of the city mood fast. This boutique winery visit mixes a guided vinyard walk with a hands-on wine tasting of four countryside selections, plus hearty local pairings like mortadella and Parmigiano Reggiano. I especially…
Design wine on a sea-sky terrace. This Ripalte Design Winery tour pairs real Island of Elba flavors with a rare setting: a 1000-acre private property and a design cellar created by architect Tobia Scarpa. I especially like that you learn…
Food in Florence, minus the tourist theater. This private walking tour ties together local eating and Florentine landmarks, starting at Piazza del Duomo and heading toward quieter streets where market life feels real. You’ll stop for tastings while your guide…
This is an Emilia-Romagna bite-by-bite day. What makes it special is the focus on real production—you walk through working plants for Parmigiano, prosciutto, balsamic vinegar, and wine, then eat and drink enough to erase any need for dinner. I especially…
Siena turns sparkling wine into a lesson. At Enoteca Perlage, you get a guided tasting that focuses on how Tuscan grapes become bubbles, not just what tastes good. I like that an expert wine educator keeps things clear and conversational,…
You can learn olive oil fast, and it still feels fun. SuprEvo (Museo dell’olio) turns a short visit into a full story of olives to oil, with 360° projection and hands-on tasting. It’s aimed at people who want something more…
Brunello country, minus the stress of driving. This private 9-hour day from Florence takes you into the hill towns that shape Tuscan wine culture, with a stop in the UNESCO-listed Val d’Orcia along the way. It’s a low-effort way to…
Pasta night in Florence is serious fun. This hands-on class pairs freshly made pasta with Tuscan wine pairings, taught in a tight group of six. I love the small size because you get real coaching, and I love that you…
Pisa in five hours? Yes. This tour stitches together the Leaning Tower of Pisa and a Chianti farmhouse wine tasting in a tight schedule, so you get two icons of Tuscany without losing a whole day. It’s a smart mix…
Chianti is best seen at speed that still lets you look around. This tour strings together Florence countryside riding with a real farm lunch and biological wine tasting, all in about half a day. Two things I really like: the…
That vintage Fiat turns heads fast. You get a smooth, scenic ride through quiet Tuscan hills around Florence, plus time at San Miniato al Monte for big skyline photos. I also really like the stop at a family-run winery where…
