FLORENCE
327 Tours Reviewed
Cheese wheels and slow vinegar in one day. This Bologna-to-Emilia-Romagna tour is built around hands-on producer visits and tastings that show you how Parmigiano Reggiano and Traditional Balsamic Vinegar are actually made. I like the mix: structured learning in the…
Olive oil gets a theme-park makeover. SuprEvo is a hands-on, multimedia olive oil museum that takes you from the old stone-mill world to today’s pressing technology, with photo-friendly moments and a talking olive mascot along the way. You’ll also get…
Your wine tasting starts with a walk. At Fattoria La Maliosa in Saturnia, you begin with a vineyard walk that includes vineyard stops, a panoramic viewpoint, and hands-on guidance on historic grape varieties. What I like most is that the…
Wine and food, but make it hands-on. This is the kind of Tuscany stop that feels like you’re visiting a working family estate, not ticking boxes. I like the organic wine focus and the farm-to-table food pairings that show up…
A farm tasting with views beats another museum stop. I love that this is a true private experience led by a family on their own land, not a fast group production. I also love the focus on wine + extra…
Food and wine education, without the fuss. This class at Tenuta Torciano gives you step-by-step help to cook a seasonal Tuscan 4-course meal while tasting local wine, olive oil, and vinegars. What I like most is that it is practical—knife…
This tasting feels like a shortcut to Tuscany. In 90 minutes, you’ll move through major styles, from crisp and mineral whites to age-worthy reds, all in one calm, food-friendly setup. I especially love the seven-wine format and the way each…
This tasting feels like a slow Sunday. At TILI 21 Cantina Bio in Assisi, you get a guided look at organic winemaking, then sit down for wine and local food with peaceful views over the valley. It’s hosted by the…
That is one hungry city, and this tour helps. Bologna is known as la Grassa, and walking with a chef is a smart way to connect the dots between the markets, the classics, and the little places you’d miss on…
Fresh pasta night in Bologna beats the usual tourist class. This one happens in a private chef’s home in a cozy AC-equipped apartment, and it moves at a fun, real-house pace from aperitivo through dessert. I especially like that you…
Vine and views in Assisi, in 90 minutes. This tasting with handmade food is set up for people who want more than a quick sip—there’s a guided look at vineyard life plus a walk in the vines with stunning city…
Bologna smells like lunch—and this turns it into a plan. The Food Tasting Box is a self-paced route through Bologna’s food culture, built around 7 vouchers you use in selected shops in the historic center, plus a map and QR…
Oltrarno tastes better than it looks. This 3.5-hour walk stacks five family-run stops, from aperitif bites and Chianti Classico to the famous bistecca alla fiorentina, ending with gelato. It’s one of those evenings where you keep learning what Florentines actually…
One hour. Three pours. Big Tuscany vibes. This Florence tasting keeps it simple and focused: a certified sommelier guides you through three classic Tuscan wines with food pairings, in a cozy stop you can fit into a busy day. I…
Food tastes better with a good guide. This 3.5-hour Florence food-and-wine walk strings together major sights and local bites, so you’re not spending your day hopping between separate tours. I love that the tastings and regional drinks are included, making…
