FLORENCE
445 Tours Reviewed
Bologna, but make it edible. This private food tour strings together three big Bologna squares while your guide works the tasting stops that locals actually care about. You get 6 or 10 food-and-drink tastings, and it’s designed as a personalized…
A glass of Tuscany, explained. This Siena wine tour takes you out to Azienda Agricola La Lastra and walks you through organic grapes, cellar decisions, and tasting techniques with a small group. You get the countryside setting, but the real…
Follow your nose through Florence. This 3-hour walk strings together the stuff Florence does best: strong coffee, a truffle panino at a historic deli, two Tuscan wine pours at an enoteca, gelato, and then olive oil and balsamic tastings at…
A hill-country wine stop that feels personal. This Lucca wine tasting pairs a short cellar visit with a guided tasting on a panoramic terrace. You’ll hear how the winery makes its wines, then shift outside for the part most people…
Food in Florence is a team sport. This cooking class connects Florence’s Central Market with a real Italian kitchen rhythm, starting with tastings and ending at the table with what you made. I love how the day teaches you not…
Florence is best understood one bite at a time. This full Tuscan meal tour lines up classic dishes and a smart walking route, so you try a lot without spending your vacation comparing menus. I especially like the small group…
Four hours can feel like a full Bologna day. This Taste Bologna food tour threads you through two of the city’s best-loved market areas, with tastings that go from gourmet coffee to handmade pasta and gelato. I especially like the…
Great food is a map. This Florence Food & Wine Tour is built like a smart evening course: you start in the historic center, get walked past big sights like the Duomo and Piazza della Signoria, and then eat your…
One-hour on horseback sets the tone fast. This full-day outing pairs a countryside ride with San Gimignano sightseeing and a winery lunch built around Chianti tasting. You start from central Florence, then head out in an air-conditioned minivan with a…
Follow your nose through Florence. This walking food-and-wine tour is interesting because it steers you into off-the-beaten-path eateries, not just the usual postcard stops. I love the less-touristy neighborhoods you pass through, and I like that the tastings come with…
Florence smells like dinner, and this tour knows it. You’ll move through iconic sights and then switch gears to 14 food-and-wine tastings across 5 stops, with guides like Federica or Marco bringing the stories to life. I especially love that…
Some wines come with a story. This one pairs Montepulciano’s big, noble reds with a guided look at how they’re aged, stored, and flavored by place. In a medieval wine cellar setting, you get to see rows of barrels and…
A farm day in Tuscany beats the city. I love how this tour turns Florence into a countryside routine: a quick hop out of town, a vineyard walk, a cellar tasting, and then a real pasta class. One heads-up: wine…
Bologna’s food walk has a rhythm. This 3.5-hour small-group tour is built like a proper meal, with tastings at classic spots around the historic center and a local guide talking you through what you’re eating. You’ll also pick up context…
Two hours of Bologna, minus the stress. This open-top, hop-on hop-off city tour lets you see the big landmarks from a comfortable ride, with a multilingual audioguide in your ear and plenty of photo chances. I really like the flexibility—you…
