FLORENCE
327 Tours Reviewed
Wine time, right on Ponte Vecchio. This private session turns the usual Florence wine stop into a focused lesson in Tuscany, with you seated steps from the UNESCO-listed bridge. I love the tutor-led, personal feel, and I especially like the…
A candlelit Chianti dinner feels made for you. This Florence to Chianti day trip pairs a winery tasting with an evening meal in the vineyards, so you get countryside time, not just a quick stop. You’ll ride out from Florence…
Siena’s organic wine lesson feels personal. At Azienda Agricola La Lastra, you’ll walk the vineyard and cellar side of Vine, Wine and Life in the Tuscan hills just 2 km from the center. I love how the tour explains the…
Food in Siena starts with one clever board. This 3-hour tour is a fast track to real Tuscan eating in the historic center, with a local guide who ties what you taste to how Siena works. I really like the…
Some cities feed you. Florence really does. This guided Florence food tour takes you through local spots in Oltrarno, south of the Arno, so you get more than a restaurant meal: you get the food culture behind what you’re tasting.…
Food tours can be great. This one is practical. Florence is a city built on ingredients, not fancy plating, and this walking tour leans hard into that. You’ll taste classic Florentine food in local spots while a guide connects each…
You can see a lot of Lucca fast. This bike-and-food experience strings together the best views from Le Mura di Lucca with real eating stops where locals actually pause. You’ll ride through the old center, pop up to the top…
Florence tastes better on foot. This Oltrarno and Santo Spirito food-and-wine walk strings together small local spots, so you go from regional cheese and bread to a Negroni you mix yourself and the classic Florentine steak. I love the tight…
Chianti turns into a story when you leave Florence by 4WD. This safari-style day pairs big views with real food and wine stops in the Chianti hills, with guide-led explanations along the way. You get the “how it’s made” angle,…
San Gimignano gets a wine upgrade. At Tenuta Torciano, you taste regional wines, Vernaccia di San Gimignano and Chianti, while the staff walks you through how grapes become bottles. It’s a relaxed 2-hour stop with food pairings and a short…
Pisa’s food scene is worth walking for. This 3-hour Pisa food tour turns the old streets and riverfront (Lungarno) into your classroom, with tastings that map to real Tuscan staples instead of just tourist snacks. I like that it’s small-group…
Wine, medieval towns, and Tuscan roads—one day. This tour strings together Chianti lunch, UNESCO San Gimignano, and Siena’s Palio area with a calm, small-group feel. You might even hear stories from guides like Antonio or Jessica, who tend to make…
Florence has a way of feeding your senses fast. This 4-hour guided crawl through local trattorias is built around big flavors and quick context, so you leave with the city figured out and your stomach fully on board. I especially…
Florence looks different from its hills. This electric golf cart loop gives you quiet, local-feeling streets plus an included Trattoria Omero tasting. You also get the big, iconic payoff with a proper photo stop at Piazzale Michelangelo, where Florence’s landmarks…
Bologna eats well, and this tour proves it fast. This is a 3.5-hour, small-group food walk built around a full meal feel, with at least four carefully chosen stops and a local guide connecting dishes to the city’s story. What…
