FLORENCE
445 Tours Reviewed
One long Tuscany day beats planning fatigue. You get a smooth private van route that threads through Siena, Monteriggioni, and San Gimignano, with real guided time where it counts. I especially like the Siena portion with a professional English-speaking guide,…
Vinci turns Leonardo into a real place. I love the hometown vibe of Vinci town, where da Vinci feels less like a textbook name and more like someone you can point to on the street. I also love the Leonardo…
Florence can be a bit of a food circus. This Sant’Ambrogio market tour feels grounded, because you follow a local chef through real daily shopping and end with classic Tuscan bites. I especially like the chef guide focus, plus the…
Fresh olive oil changes your taste buds. This small-group olive mill tour in Umbria is built around one thing: seeing how extra virgin olive oil actually gets made, then tasting it with real guidance. You’ll start with a short walk…
A Bologna cooking class at home feels personal. This private session swaps a commercial kitchen for a Cesarina’s house, where the focus is technique, not performance. You get to make two icons—pizza and tiramisu—and eat your creations together at the…
Sangiovese and cold cuts make it easy to love Tuscany. This Montepulciano experience mixes a guided winery walk with a tasting that’s built around real local flavors, not just a generic sip-and-stroll. You visit the property, step into a centuries-old…
Chocolate works best with a plan. This 1-hour Venchi experience puts you in Florence’s historic centre for a guided, sensory tasting with a small group of up to 6. I like the small-group feel because the pace stays relaxed, and…
Food and landmarks, same walk. This 3-hour Bologna experience is built for people who want both context and calories. You’ll move through classic central sights like Piazza Maggiore and the Quadrilatero while sampling typical local bites such as salumi and…
Hills around Lucca feel made for e-bikes. This tour strings together vineyards, olive groves, and cypress-lined roads into a ride that still feels relaxed, even when the terrain turns hilly. You’ll also get a real taste of the area at…
Piazza Grande makes this tasting feel extra. This Chianti experience in Arezzo keeps you in the action of Tuscany’s historic center, not out on a remote farm road. I like the wine-first format (with Chianti served before the food) and…
Medieval towers and wine country in one day? It’s a smart combo. You’ll start from Siena, ride in a luxury vehicle with Wi‑Fi and refreshments, then spend hours in places that feel frozen in time. This is also a true…
San Gimignano is a day that feels like a movie set. This private trip from Florence pairs Tuscany truffle hunting with Vernaccia di San Gimignano wine and the town’s best medieval views. I like that the schedule mixes countryside time…
That first pedal push feels surprisingly easy. This short countryside bike tour trades big-city noise for real Mugello pace, with time to walk, taste, and learn without rushing. You’ll start in Vicchio, roll through countryside around ancient churches, and finish…
Bologna can feed you fast. This private food tour is built around La Grassa, so you’re not just watching the city—you’re eating your way through Emilia-Romagna with a local host who tailors the plan to you. I like that you…
This tour turns a simple wine outing into a full Chianti story. You get a private guide and a focused 5-hour route that takes you out of Florence and into the hills. What I like most is the two-winery format.…
