FLORENCE
445 Tours Reviewed
Olive oil gets real fast in Fiesole. This visit to the zero-emission Cesare Buonamici mill shows how olives become extra virgin olive oil using modern extraction tech, and it all comes with a pretty serious terrace view near Florence. I…
A good wine stop feels personal. This one pairs a winery tour with a tightly planned tasting, all based in Tuscany near Montepulciano. You’ll get to try a spread of named labels, then connect them to what you see in…
Three sips, one big Florence story. This wine + history experience pairs 3 classic Tuscan pours with local snacks right in the center of Florence, then adds the story of how wine threaded itself into city life. I like that…
Florence can be overwhelming. This tour gives you a clear route and a reason to look closely as you go. You’ll connect major sights like the Duomo complex and Ponte Vecchio to the flavors Florentines actually chase, with guided storytelling…
Chianti feels made for slow travel, and this tour turns that idea into a full day with private attention. You start in Florence, ride into the hills, and spend the day in three medieval castle-wineries—each with its own winemaking setting,…
There’s nothing like drinking wine at the source. This Montalcino tasting pairs Brunello and Rosso di Montalcino with Tuscan cured meats, cheese, and warm bread, plus a relaxed vineyard stroll before the guided pour. It’s a hands-on way to understand…
Follow the smells through Bologna’s food markets. This private walking tour threads UNESCO-listed porticoes through the historic center, with a guide who connects what you see to what you eat. You’ll glide past big sights like the Basilica of San…
Florence plus wine. That is a strong combo. This 1.5-hour guided walk strings together Michelangelo and Cellini highlights with the story of the Medici power plays, then finishes in a real city-center cellar for tasting. I love how the guide…
A short wine trip can feel like a big deal. This one gives you a focused look at Vino Nobile di Montepulciano culture, from vineyard hillside to cellar pours, plus a bite-sized lunch pairing that actually makes sense. I like…
Truffles and Tuscan wine, in one afternoon. At Tenuta Torciano Winery outside San Gimignano, you get a hands-on truffle cooking lesson plus a wine and oil tasting built around local products. I liked the calm, polished setting and the friendly…
Food and history walk together in Florence. I love the lampredotto stop, because it turns a big-city monument visit into real local food. I also like how the route ties Piazza del Duomo to quieter Oltrarno workshops. Only catch: it…
Truffles, wine, and biodynamics near San Gimignano. This private tasting takes you into a family-run biodynamic winery and farm, where you learn how they make wine and olive oil and then eat truffle dishes paired with what’s produced on-site. Biodynamic…
Chianti looks different when you pedal through it. This e-bike day links rolling vineyards with Leonardo’s town of Vinci, then ends with a cellar tasting that keeps things very practical and tasty. You get guided cycling, real countryside scenery, and…
Tuscan villages roll by in comfort. I love the open-top van for the nonstop scenery, and the winery lunch with a guided tasting makes the day feel like real Chianti instead of a rushed checklist. One thing to plan for:…
A great lunch can teach you a lot. This experience pairs a Chianti-area meal with tastings of famous Tuscan wines and local olive oil, all in a setting near San Gimignano. I like the way the tasting and food stay…
