FLORENCE
445 Tours Reviewed
Organic wine tastes better when you see it made. This guided stop at Pomaio • Wines & Hospitality takes you just outside Arezzo for an open-air walk through the vines, a look at their modern ECO-Green cellar, and a laid-back…
Two hill towns in one long day. This food-and-wine trip sends you by minivan through the Tuscan hills to Volterra and San Gimignano, then stitches it together with a winery lunch and tastings that feel like a full, satisfying day…
Siena eats well, and this tour helps you notice why. You’ll walk through the old center with a local food expert, stopping at historic eateries and wine bars for a structured meal made of regional standbys. It’s a simple idea…
Bologna’s clock tower has a pulse. This tour pairs the Torre dell’Orologio with a hands-on-feeling QR audio guide that walks you through the tower until you reach the inner workings, plus you’ll get into Palazzo d’Accursio’s municipal art collections. I…
Wine and Florence in one short hour. This one-hour Tuscan wine-tasting at Firstglass turns the usual museum-style trip into something hands-on, starting with simple sight-smell-taste tips and ending right near Ponte Vecchio. I like that the tasting feels friendly and…
A good view beats a big itinerary. This SAIO Assisi experience strings together five wines and a story of the winery, then lands you at a picnic spot with Assisi right in front of you. I especially like the pacing…
Pisa really shines when you eat your way through it. This tour is built around full Tuscan tastings with a local guide, moving through the city’s everyday hangouts as you graze from savory bites to dessert gelato. I especially love…
Bologna food is a classroom. This 2-hour walk through the historic center lets you follow the locals’ shopping habits and eat like you mean it, without a long, forced menu. I love that it’s a no-waste style tour where you…
Few tours mix vinegar, oil, and wine. This private Tili Vini experience takes you into the working world of organic production in Assisi, with a guided balsamic vinegar visit plus an organic winery stop, followed by tasting. I like the…
Florence tastes better when you have a plan. This private food and wine walking tour focuses on real local neighborhoods, starting at Sant’Ambrogio and ending near Ponte Vecchio, with tastings along the way and plenty of city context from a…
Florence to the Chianti hills feels like a movie This sunset wine outing mixes a vintage Fiat 500 drive with real Tuscan countryside and a guided Chianti tasting that’s built for relaxed enjoyment. I like that you get both the…
Food walks faster when wine is involved. This Duomo-area tour is a smart mix of street food and quick culture stops, with you moving through Florence’s market lanes and famous squares. It’s built for people who want flavor and orientation…
Bologna food has rules. This 3.5-hour walk turns those rules into something you can actually taste, starting at Piazza del Nettuno and moving through classic cafés, markets, and historic trattorias. I love the small-group size (max 12) because you get…
If you like food that tastes like it was made today, this Florence workshop fits the bill. You’ll learn authentic Italian pasta in central Florence with a chef who has Michelin-star background, and you’ll sit down to a full meal…
A hilltop church is the main event here. This experience pairs the scenic ride on the San Luca Express with time at the stunning Santuario di Madonna di San Luca, plus reserved seating so you start moving without the usual…
