FLORENCE
445 Tours Reviewed
Bologna at night has a special rhythm. This guided evening walk strings together aperitivo culture and real places locals use after dark, with short strolls between major squares. I love that you hit 4 different venues so you’re not just…
Olive oil starts with patience. This small farm visit in Seggiano turns a Tuscan product into a real process you can see, from grove to cellar, with a live guide and a serious tasting. The view of the historic village…
Three stops that feel like a food course. This private Bologna Food Valley tour takes you out of “map mode” and into the real makers behind Parmigiano, balsamic, and red wine. I love the way the day is built around…
There’s something satisfying about turning flour and eggs (or a substitute) into dinner. This hands-on pasta making cooking class in San Gimignano pairs skill-building with Tuscany wine tasting, all hosted in the kitchen of family-run Tenuta Torciano. I really like…
Wine country feels easier with someone driving. This Chianti day trip from Florence keeps things simple: you ride in an air-conditioned minibus through the hills, visit three small-estate wineries, and get guided tastings you’d likely miss if you just wing…
Food first. Florence next. This 3-hour Florentine street food tour is a smart way to taste the city’s classics in a tight loop through the historic center. I like that the group is kept to max 10 travelers, so you…
Chianti gets way better in private. This 6.5-hour outing takes you into the Chianti hills to learn what makes the ruby-red Sangiovese blends tick, then taste them in proper cellar settings. I like that the day is built around real…
San Lorenzo Market has a way of pulling you in. On this Florence Central Market Food Tour, you walk through the historic stalls of San Lorenzo and taste the real Tuscan stuff—aged balsamic, prosciutto, several cheeses, olive oil, plus a…
Chianti by e-bike feels like cheating—in a good way. This tour pairs Florence viewpoints with the countryside you usually only see from behind a car window, then adds a professional photo shoot so you actually get pictures worth keeping. I…
Bologna tastes different when you walk it. This private food tour takes you through the historic center with a local guide and the stories behind Bologna’s recipes, turning famous dishes into something you can actually picture and order later. You’re…
Two towers, one wine lunch, zero hassle. This private day trip strings together the best of Volterra and San Gimignano with door-to-door driving, so you spend less time figuring out buses and more time looking up at stone towers. I…
Perugia turns your walking path into a history lesson. This private tour is built around the dramatic Rocca Paolina and the Etruscan-era fortifications, then it flows through the medieval core so you’re not just seeing famous spots, you’re learning how…
Pisa has a tasty side. In this private class at a local Cesarina’s home, you trade sightseeing time for real hands-on Italian cooking. You’ll learn two pasta dishes and a classic tiramisù, then sit down and eat what you made…
Food in Montepulciano teaches fast. This guided walking tour is built for people who want their Tuscany in bite-size pieces: you’ll stroll the historic center, catch views as you move between stops, and then get guided tastings that connect local…
Seven pours, one relaxed family cellar. This small-group Montefalco visit is a slower, friendlier way to taste Umbrian wine than the big-coach crowd. I like that you get 7 wines in one sitting, not just a quick sip-and-run, and you…
