FLORENCE
327 Tours Reviewed
There are wine tours, and then there’s this one. I like that this Chianti tasting is anchored in a 12th-century villa at Fattoria San Pancrazio, not just a quick stop at a modern tasting room. You get the full rhythm…
A vineyard lunch is a smart way to use your time. This one is built around a 4-course seasonal meal paired with a guided Tuscan wine tasting on the Tenuta Torciano estate, so you get food, wine, and views in…
Siena’s hills have a way of slowing you down fast. This organic winery tour blends vineyard work, cellar craft, and a sit-down Tuscan meal, all within a tidy 2.5-hour schedule. I love that you do not just drink wine and…
If you like countryside walks with a story, this one hits. The Via Francigena is a centuries-old pilgrimage route, and you’ll hike through vine-and-olive country toward the walled town of Monteriggioni, where you finish with a guided wine tasting. Two…
Lucca tastes better when someone else leads. This guided food walk through the walled center turns everyday classics into a story you can actually follow on foot. I love the chance to try tordelli and Buccellato where they belong, not…
San Gimignano feels close when you taste wine here. This private setup at Podere La Marronaia pairs a behind-the-scenes look at their biodynamic farm with a guided flight of wines, oils, and balsamic, right in front of their Vernaccia vineyard.…
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…
Wine tastes better with a view. At Podere della Bruciata in Sant’Albino, you get a vineyard-to-cellar tour paired with a relaxed panoramic terrace tasting. You’ll stroll through the vines, tour the aging area where wines rest in the traditional Bottaia,…
Small winery. Big stories. In Greve in Chianti, the Azienda Agricola Brogioni Maurizio tour feels personal: you get behind-the-scenes time in the family-run vineyards and cellar, plus the Chianti Classico Sangiovese story straight from the owner. You sip four red…
Cheese, ham, and balsamic in one day. What makes this tour work is the private format and the step-by-step look at how Parma’s icons are actually made, from Parmigiano to prosciutto to Traditional Balsamic. I love that you get tastings…
Organic wine, taught at the source. At Fattoria di Montemaggio in the heart of Chianti Classico territory, I love how the visit is anchored in real farming choices, not just wine talk, and how Francesco leads it with clarity and…
Pedal Lucca, then sip the hills. This guided e-bike tour mixes easy riding with a real Italian vineyard visit just outside town. You get a small-group ride around Lucca’s city walls, plus a winery cellar tour and tasting paired with…
Sunset, wine, and Florence’s oldest streets. I like how this tour starts right at Ponte Vecchio for an easy, iconic first moment, and then turns the evening into a tasting with Chianti wines plus food. You’ll also get a guided…
Bologna tastes better when you wander. This self-guided route is built for slow walking through the old center, following scents and a map instead of a rigid group schedule. I like the mix of old-town wandering and real local tastings…
A Vespa day in Tuscany feels like fast-forwarding to the good parts. This half-day scooter tour mixes rolling Chianti views with a real winery meal, all in a small group so you’re not stuck watching other people have fun. I…
