FLORENCE
445 Tours Reviewed
A bell tower appears, and time slows. At Castello Poggiarello in the Val di Merse, you get a guided walk through medieval castle spaces, Renaissance gardens, and a chapel before heading to an on-site organic winery for tasting. It’s a…
Vineyard lunch in San Gimignano feels calm and personal. I love the serene Tenuta Torciano setting and the way your meal stays rooted in local Tuscan flavors. I also like that the experience pairs food with guidance, so you can…
Two Tuscan dreams, one private morning. This experience strings together a 1-hour horseback ride through Chianti hills and then a guided visit and tasting at a historic noble estate. I especially like that it feels tailored, not like a cattle-car…
Duomo views from a secret terrace? Yes, please. This private Florence wine tasting takes you up from street level to a quiet rooftop perch with the main church right in your sightline. You meet your guide at Via Roma, 3,…
Wine country, without the hassle. This small-group Chianti day trip turns Florence into a scenic vineyard afternoon with transport, a guided tasting, and a traditional Tuscan lunch. You start at a central meeting point, ride out into the countryside, then…
Brunello tastes better in a castle. This Montalcino experience pairs medieval stone, Tuscan countryside views, and a Sangiovese-focused lesson with a sommelier. I like that you get both the setting and the wine education, without turning your day into a…
Tuscany towers and cathedral light in one day. This Florence day trip strings together San Gimignano and Siena with a real mix of guided context and time on your own. You get a professional, multilingual tour leader, a short winery-style…
Two wineries, one perfect Chianti day. This full-day trip from Florence makes the Chianti wine region easy: you ride out in an air-conditioned minivan, meet a local guide, and then settle into tastings at two historic producers. I love that…
Montalcino is a great excuse to slow down. This private day is built around Brunello di Montalcino wineries, with guided tastings and a pace you can shape to your tastes. I love the round-trip transportation (from Siena or Arezzo) because…
Brunello tasting, wrapped in castle stone. This Montalcino experience is a fast, focused way to see how wine moves from vineyards to cellars, then wraps up in a historical courtyard with tastings. In short: you get scenery, production know-how, and…
A wine lesson, without the wine-snob drama. This Florence tour pairs a guided tasting with a real pairing class, using classic Tuscan labels and the foods that naturally make them shine. You’ll spend about 75 minutes at a local wine…
Bologna wine tastes better when someone explains it. This 2-hour tour pairs three DOC tastings with local food, all in one of the city’s old inns (locandas), where wine culture feels part of daily life. You’ll start at Fontana del…
Wine windows are more fun in real life. This walk strings you through Florence’s center while you track these famous storefronts-by-the-window, plus major landmarks along the way. You’ll get a quick stop for a glass of wine served from an…
Vespas and Chianti are a great pairing. This half-day Tuscany tour takes you out on an original Vespa along calm country roads, with views in every direction and a winery stop built into the route. What I really like here…
Skip the bus. Take the Fiat. This self-drive Vintage Fiat 500 tour turns Tuscany into a slow-and-scenic road trip, with you behind the wheel of one of those rare 4-seat classics. You meet on the outskirts of Florence, get a…
