FLORENCE
445 Tours Reviewed
A great wine stop starts with small details. This one is set in Florence’s center, just a short walk from the Duomo, where a traditional enoteca turns 3 Tuscan labels into a focused 1-hour lesson. I like the small-group feel…
Wine tasting feels simple here. This Arezzo lunch-time tour at Villa La Ripa mixes a quick cellar visit with a seated tasting in a room overlooking the cellar. You get a guided start to the experience right where the wine…
Tuscan wine, without a long day. This one-hour Montepulciano wine tasting pairs a guided visit to the winery and its centuries-old cellar with tastings of 3 wines (including Vino Nobile di Montepulciano DOCG) and extra virgin olive oil from Fattoria…
Two towns, one full day, and plenty to eat. This private food and walking tour uses a guide as your driver, so you can focus on the views, the tastings, and the story behind Volterra and San Gimignano. You’ll move…
There’s something cool and calming about this wine visit. It combines a short vineyard walk with a guided production tour, then sends you into a cellar space where barrels and time do the talking. Expect 3 wines paired with a…
Stepping into Bologna for wine is easier than you think. This private Italian red wine tasting mixes a short walk through the medieval Quadrilatero area with an expert-led pour-and-learn session that feels relaxed, not formal. You’ll start with a sparkling…
Bologna’s hills have a secret winery. Cantina Montevecchio Isolani is a historic stop in the Bolognese hills, designed for a small group (up to 10) and offered in English. It’s built around a real winery visit: learning how the wines…
Bikes and wine, just outside Lucca. This short ride mixes an easy cycling outing with real time in working countryside farms—olive oil, vineyard walks, and wine poured by people who do it every day. You get a guided group experience…
Wine and olive oil, just outside Assisi. In about two hours, you get a guided small group winery tour and tasting with a round-trip transfer from central Assisi, so logistics stay painless. You’ll also get the kinds of views that…
That brick kiln has serious age. If you want a quick, fun Tuscan wine moment without the pressure of a long day trip, this Lucca-area stop is built for exactly that. You’ll start with a guided look at how grapes…
There’s a very good reason to start hungry. This Pisa food tour is a tight, guided loop through the historic center built around Pisan culinary staples you can actually recognize and talk about afterward. I especially like the small-group feel…
Cheese class should be fun. This one is hands-on, small, and very Florentine. You’ll learn to make cheese from scratch with Chef Vary guiding you step-by-step, then finish with a tutored tasting and pairings that actually make sense when you’re…
If you like wine with less fuss, this works. This classic tasting at Corte Pavone Winery is built around a simple rhythm: short introductions, then time to taste at your own pace—indoors or on the terrace—with 6 wines served in…
Cellar stories beat any wine brochure. This is a private organic wine tasting held right inside Fattoria di San Leo’s cellar spaces in Arezzo, where the hosts connect what you sip to what they’ve kept (and changed) over generations. I…
This San Gimignano winery tour turns wine making into a hands-on visit you can actually follow. You’ll head out a few steps from town to a family-run cellar and vineyards, then sit down for lunch built around tastings of Chianti…
