FLORENCE
445 Tours Reviewed
Foggy day or sunny day, this works. An open-top van ride out of Florence turns the drive into part of the fun, with big countryside views and that feeling of wind in your hair. I especially like the two-part balance:…
Brunello here comes with the view, too. This private premium stop at Paradiso di Cacuci in Montalcino pairs a vineyard and cellar tour with a serious tasting lineup, including a four-vintage Brunello vertical. It’s interesting because you taste, then you…
Florence can tire kids fast. This 2.5-hour kids-friendly highlights tour keeps families moving with a game-style guide and built-in breaks. You hit big sights in the right order and get stories kids can actually follow, not just dates and facts…
A day like this can change your Florence routine. You trade city sidewalks for horseback time across the Chianti hills, then end at an olive estate for a guided look at how extra-virgin olive oil is made and tasted. It…
A good pour can change your whole day. At Castello di Bossi you get a calm, countryside tasting experience focused on the winery’s own wines, served alongside simple food that actually helps you notice the differences. I like the beautiful…
One easy pedal, then the countryside opens up. This Florence outing mixes a gentle e-bike ride through olive trees and vineyards with a close-up stop at an organic farm for a proper tasting. It’s the kind of day that feels…
Pisa in one day is doable when the plan is tight and friendly. This small-group outing strings together Piazza dei Miracoli, Leonardo’s hometown of Vinci, and a family-run winery in the Chianti countryside without making you babysit maps all day.…
This tour is all about Tuscany flavor in a tight, two-hour format, starting outside among the vines and ending with a real food pairing. I like that you’re not just handed a glass. You get the why behind the wine,…
A day in Montalcino is already a good idea. This private plus wine tasting tour turns that scenic setting into a hands-on, guided look at how Brunello di Montalcino is made, tasted, and paired with classic Tuscan food. I like…
Ferrari, cheese, balsamic. That combo is the whole point of this day. You’ll see how Parmigiano Reggiano is made, spend time at the Ferrari Museum, and then taste traditional balsamic vinegar from a working producer. I like that it’s built…
Food in Florence is better with a local. This private tasting tour is built around Martina meeting you at Basilica of Santa Croce, then steering you through the city’s everyday food world. I like how it feels personal right away:…
Chianti tastes better when it’s nearby. This San Gimignano Chianti wine tasting is a quick, friendly stop a few minutes from town, built around sampling excellent wines and eating simple Tuscan favorites. It runs about an hour, is offered in…
Food in Bologna moves at snack speed. This private walking tour is built for people who want the flavors first and the sightseeing second. You’ll sample 10 tastings of local favorites plus drinks, and your guide also pauses for city…
Olive oil gets a lot more interesting. At Frantoio di San Gimignano, you’re not just watching a process—you move through it with interactive multimedia panels and hands-on stops that make the olive oil world make sense fast. It’s set in…
Towers and wine, same day. I like how this trip handles the hard parts for you: private pickup in Florence and a driver in a comfortable 7-seat van. I also love the food-and-wine focus at a real Tuscan farm, with…
