FLORENCE
445 Tours Reviewed
Brunello tastes better when it’s close at hand. This private Montalcino-area outing takes you from vineyards to the fermentation and ageing cellar, then into a guided tasting of 8 wines. It’s a focused 2 to 2.5 hours, led by a…
Florence from above hits different. A private terrace tasting turns the city’s famous sights into something calm and personal. You’re up high in the city center with a view over Florence and the Duomo—so even before the first pour, you’re…
Five pours, one smart hour. This Chianti Rufina tasting is built like a mini escape from central Florence: you’ll visit a historic estate setting in the hills and get a guided walk that connects wine styles to the place they…
Tuscany tastes better when you’re doing it on a panoramic terrace. At Podere Rondinaio near Vinci, this 3-hour evening pairs a guided tasting of three local wines with a Tuscan food dinner built to match the glass. I like that…
Two hours can feel like a mini Tuscany education. This tasting in the Chianni area pairs four Tuscan wines with local food, plus an olive oil tasting tied to the producer’s story—so it’s not just pours, it’s bites with a…
A glass of wine is a view here. This Montepulciano experience pairs a guided winery stroll with a tasting of 6 Vino Nobile di Montepulciano DOCG labels, all from a centenary estate in Valiano. I especially like the way the…
A ride through Tuscany feels extra easy here. This Montecarlo e-bike day tour mixes medieval lanes, countryside views, and a proper wine tasting with lunch at a farm setting. It’s built for people who want scenery without the stress of…
Beer education in a glass. This guided stop in Arezzo takes you through the basics of Italian craft beer at BVS Brewery, guided by the master brewer. You’ll hear how beer is produced, how flavors develop, and what ingredients like…
A cellar tour that teaches, fast. I like the way you get a Brunello di Montalcino tasting across five samples, and I like the Tuscan appetizers pairing during the tasting. One thing to keep in mind: language and dietary requests…
A bike day with Tuscan wine stops. This guided e-bike outing takes you from Florence out into the Chianti countryside, where rolling vineyards, olive groves, and big sky views replace traffic and museum lines. I love that you get a…
Food tastes better when you walk with a local. This 2.5-hour Florence street food tour puts you near the Duomo while you eat your way through Tuscan classics and city squares. I like that it mixes sightseeing with actual bites,…
Towers, wine, and a driver who handles the rest. This private day trip gives you the feel of Chianti without the stress: you leave Florence in a luxury sedan or minivan with Wi‑Fi, then a guide builds a day around…
This food walk is built around one big moment. You start near Palazzo Pitti and head into Santo Spirito and Oltrarno with a local guide, then move through Fiorentina steak plus classic dessert stops. It’s a simple setup that feels…
Olive oil gets personal here. This experience at L’enoteca del Frantoio di Tistarelli Fausta turns a simple tasting into a clear look at how extra virgin olive oil is made, from olive harvest to pressing. I like that the mill…
Florence has a second show—food. This 3.5-hour walking tour takes you through the neighborhoods around Piazza Sant’Ambrogio and puts real Florentine eating habits on your plate, starting with espresso and ending with classic sweets like cantucci and gelato. You get…
