FLORENCE
445 Tours Reviewed
Three wineries, zero guesswork. This exclusive Florence-to-Tuscany day is built around a level 3 sommelier, so you spend less time figuring out what to pick and more time tasting and learning. I also like the mix of scenic driving and…
Chianti hills can feel worlds away, and this one runs on schedule. You’ll start at Winery San Giorgio a Lapi and spend 2.5 hours tasting wine with a real family business vibe, plus art and food that make the whole…
Lucca wakes up fast, and so does this tour. You get a smart morning overview of the old town, paired with stop-and-smell-the-coffee tastings that make the sights easier to remember, especially when the guide is someone like Chiara or Antonella.…
Wine country without the car stress. This small-group Chianti trip from Siena mixes castle views, vineyard walks, and a guided taste of how the region’s wine story fits together in real life. You’ll start in central Siena, ride into the…
Florence tastes better on foot. This 2-hour guided food-and-wine walk takes you through the core of the city while you sample Tuscan street food classics and local wine at five gastronomic stops. I like that the tour doesn’t just point…
Watching dogs hunt truffles is oddly satisfying. This 3-hour outing from Tenuta Torciano pairs a guided forest walk with trained sniffer dogs, where you learn what makes truffles show up and how guides like Alessandro and Spillo help you read…
Skip the crowds and slow down. This is a small, family-run winery day outside San Gimignano, built around real farm work and a calm lunch at Tenuta Guardastelle. You’ll walk through vines and olive areas, hear how the property makes…
A day of medieval towns, minus the hassle. This is a smart multi-stop day trip that runs out of Florence and packs in Siena plus San Gimignano, with a Chianti winery stop for tastings and lunch. You’re not stuck doing…
Two tastings, one perfect Tuscan day. You’ll spend the day between Montepulciano’s boutique wineries and a classic Renaissance wander, with a wine-paired lunch that keeps everything moving while you still get time to enjoy the views. The main thing to…
Towers, ruins, and wine in one day. This full-day shore excursion trades the usual big-city routine for two hill towns with serious old-school credentials, plus a countryside winery stop for tastings and snacks. You also get the added bonus of…
Pisa’s monuments make instant sense. This small-group tour strings together the Cathedral interior and the Leaning Tower climb, then ends with a guided Tuscan red wine tasting paired with cheeses, crostini, and jams. I like the way the licensed guides…
You only need your phone and curiosity. This audio-guided Archiginnasio visit takes you through one of Bologna’s key civic buildings, including the Anatomical Theatre, tied to the city’s medical teaching tradition. Commissioned in 1562–1563 by Cardinal Borromeo and built to…
A winery walk teaches more than a wine shop. In San Gimignano, I like the idea of learning the story right where the grapes grow and the wines age, with a real guide at Azienda Agricola San Benedetto and tastings…
Montalcino wine gets more personal here. A private visit to Paradiso di Cacuci turns a cellar tour and tasting into a calm, guided experience in a quiet corner of town. You get a true cellar look and a focused 5-wine…
Your night in Florence starts with food. This tour is built like a proper Tuscan meal, not a string of small samples. You follow a local food expert through key areas, hitting five food stops that aim to keep you…
