FLORENCE
445 Tours Reviewed
Wine time in Tuscany, made simple. Fattoria Sorbaiano is a working farm in Montecatini Val di Cecina (DOC Montescudaio) where you get a guided walk and tasting in about an hour—enough to feel local, without dragging your day. What makes…
Florence tastes better with a plan. This 5.5-hour guided food-and-culture walk strings together iconic sights with real eating stops, so you’re moving through the city while your guide explains what you’re actually tasting. Expect scenic viewpoints, monuments like the Baptistery…
Tenuta Torciano makes wine feel easy. This 1-hour class is built for beginners, so you get a guided walk through four wines plus olive oil and balsamic without needing a wine vocabulary. The winery also gives you that big Tuscany…
That rooftop view changes the whole mood. This Bologna wine tasting puts you on a panoramic terrace with rooftops stretching toward the city’s famous towers, not in a stuffy cellar room. You’ll taste three local DOC wines while a local…
Chianti by e-bike beats the usual tour bus. This ride starts outside Florence in San Donato, so you skip much of the city traffic grind, then you pedal into the hills toward Chianti. You’ll get big views over the Val…
Time moves differently at this winery. Buccelletti Casali e Cantina is a boutique, family-run estate in the Valley of Chio near Castiglion Fiorentino, and the whole place feels built for conversation, not crowds. I like that it’s women-led and that…
Florence tastes different when you start locally. This 3-hour street food and market walk takes you through Sant’Ambrogio market and the nearby alleys, with a local guide’s stories as your map. You’ll get at least 7 street food samples that…
Tower views and wine make it special. This private honeymoon-style day ties together three big Tuscan hits: the medieval towers of San Gimignano, a guided Chianti wine stop with a castle cellar tour, and a scenic Florence payoff from Piazzale…
Pasta by hand, Chianti in view. This is a private, 7-hour day in a family home on Tuscany’s hills, where you cook a full menu and then eat what you made, with estate wines in good company. I especially like…
Wine hills, good glasses, easy pace. This guided day is built around Montalpulciano’s wine culture and the countryside that surrounds the medieval town. You’ll visit 3 wineries, learn how classic Tuscan bottles are made, and taste two of the area’s…
Pisa and Tuscany in one day is a great setup. You get a classic photo moment at the Leaning Tower of Pisa, then trade city streets for Tuscan vineyards and olive groves with a winery lunch and wine tasting. I…
Florence tastes better when it’s guided. This 3-hour food stroll takes you through the city center and into a traditional Florentine market for street food tastings and wine, with a Food Ambassador tying each bite to the dishes, culture, and…
Three pastas, one cozy kitchen. This private class in a Cesarina home in Arezzo is all about hands-on cooking with a local teacher who walks you through each step. I love the fact that it is genuinely private, so you…
Florence makes more sense when you walk it. This combo tour strings together the city’s biggest visual landmarks with clear, story-driven commentary, then caps it with a guided wine tasting. I especially liked the small-group size and the radio headset,…
Chianti Rufina is a smaller slice of Tuscany, so when you get a focused tasting here, it feels personal. This 1.5-hour experience takes you into the Bossi Estate in the Chianti Rufina area, where you’ll learn how wines are made…
