FLORENCE
327 Tours Reviewed
Three wines, one hillside afternoon. This is a tight, well-paced luxury wine tasting near Bologna that pairs each pour with local food. You start with a guided walk in the winery’s barrel room, so the tasting isn’t just about sipping—it’s…
Florence tastes better when someone else leads. This 2.5-hour street food tour is built around a simple idea: you shouldn’t have to guess where locals eat, or what to order once you get there. A local expert guide walks you…
Siena and San Gimignano in one day feels like a shortcut to old Tuscany. You get a proper walk through Piazza del Campo in Siena, then time to explore San Gimignano at your own pace, with a winery lunch and…
Food in Florence has a rhythm. This 4-hour San Lorenzo Market food and wine tour is built around how Florentines eat and shop, then turns those everyday flavors into a street-level story of Tuscany. I like that it starts with…
Wine and olive oil, in one friendly hour. At Terre di Perseto, you get a real production tour in a working Chianti winery, followed by tastings that actually connect the bottle to the farm. I like that you taste 4…
Tuscan wine night starts with real reserve bottles. At Tenuta Torciano in San Gimignano, I love that you get 10 vintage-reserve wines plus a classic 4-course Tuscan dinner. The one drawback to weigh is that this experience does not automatically…
Wines and olive oil in Maremma. At Fattoria La Maliosa in Tuscany, this 1.5-hour visit turns a casual tasting into a full-on farm and vineyard walk, with a stop at Big Bench #235 near Manciano and a panoramic viewpoint for…
Florence has wine doors. This small-group evening walk turns famous landmarks into a living story, with stops tied to the Medici bankers, the Duomo complex, and that distinctly Florentine tradition of wine windows. I like the way the guide’s stories…
Good wine, better olive oil, same hour. This Arezzo-area experience turns a simple tasting into a real look at how a family-run vineyard and winery works, with cellars, vineyards, and time to ask questions while you taste. I love the…
A romantic dinner with serious wine. In San Gimignano’s hill-country, Tenuta Torciano pairs a four-course dinner with a guided tasting of Italian favorites and Super Tuscans, plus olive oil and balsamic notes you can actually use later. I like the…
A 45-minute break can change your whole day. This private tasting near San Gimignano’s historic center mixes organic wines and extra virgin olive oil with a plain-language look at biodynamic farming. I especially liked how the family-style welcome keeps things…
Pizza starts with a doughy smile. This private pizza-making class in Florence turns you from pizza fan into pizza maker, using a real workflow: dough by hand, sauce, and baking in a wood-fired oven. You’ll learn how to manage heat…
You can ride right out of the tourist maze. This app-guided electric Vespa tour turns Florence’s outskirts into a self-driven loop, with photo-friendly stops like Fiesole and Piazzale Michelangelo, then a wine-and-food tasting to wrap it up. It’s a smart…
The best part is the way it stays personal. This private Florence-to-Chianti day pairs tastings at two family wineries with time for Greve in Chianti and photo breaks in medieval-village scenery. I love the focus on real local pairings like…
Steep streets, great wine, and a small group make this day feel special. What I like most is the combo of e-bike sightseeing around Orvieto plus two proper cellar tastings (Palazzone and Cantine Neri) in dramatic cave settings. The other…
