FLORENCE
162 Tours Reviewed
Some tours feed your appetite fast. This one feeds your sense of place: you walk through real Florence eating street-food classics and seasonal dishes along the way. I especially like the small group feel (max 10) and the chance to…
Food here comes with a side of history. This Florence food tour pairs Santa Croce landmarks with real, hands-on eating: cheese and charcuterie tastings, a chef-led pasta moment, Tuscan wine, and even a Negroni-making session. You get your “Florence flavor”…
Food and art in four hours can work. This tour is interesting because it pairs Tuscan tastings with the big visual hits of Florence, so you’re not doing food with zero context or sightseeing with zero snacks. I love that…
Food detours beat another pasta stop. This one is all about Armenian and Georgian cuisine in Florence, served in a modern, cozy dining room with live music adding energy to the meal. I especially like the built-in choice inside the…
Florence serves history at dinner. This private Renaissance feast turns a meal into a guided story. You sit around a candlelit, shared table at the chef’s home, where the cook is also a culinary archaeologist. Each course comes with explanations…
Balsamic vinegar and Ferrari energy in one day. This private Florence-to-Modena trip mixes two passions—food craft and car culture—so you understand the tastes and the icons before you run out of day. I especially love the way the day centers…
Florence tastes better on foot. In 1.5 hours with My Green Tour, you’ll walk past major sights like Florence Cathedral and Basilica di San Lorenzo while sampling everything from freshly baked focaccia to pecorino and cold cuts. I like that…
Florence tastes better with a plan. This 5.5-hour guided food-and-culture walk strings together iconic sights with real eating stops, so you’re moving through the city while your guide explains what you’re actually tasting. Expect scenic viewpoints, monuments like the Baptistery…
Florence tastes different when you start locally. This 3-hour street food and market walk takes you through Sant’Ambrogio market and the nearby alleys, with a local guide’s stories as your map. You’ll get at least 7 street food samples that…
Florence tastes better when it’s guided. This 3-hour food stroll takes you through the city center and into a traditional Florentine market for street food tastings and wine, with a Food Ambassador tying each bite to the dishes, culture, and…
Bologna at night has a special rhythm. This guided evening walk strings together aperitivo culture and real places locals use after dark, with short strolls between major squares. I love that you hit 4 different venues so you’re not just…
Three stops that feel like a food course. This private Bologna Food Valley tour takes you out of “map mode” and into the real makers behind Parmigiano, balsamic, and red wine. I love the way the day is built around…
Wine country feels easier with someone driving. This Chianti day trip from Florence keeps things simple: you ride in an air-conditioned minibus through the hills, visit three small-estate wineries, and get guided tastings you’d likely miss if you just wing…
Food first. Florence next. This 3-hour Florentine street food tour is a smart way to taste the city’s classics in a tight loop through the historic center. I like that the group is kept to max 10 travelers, so you…
San Lorenzo Market has a way of pulling you in. On this Florence Central Market Food Tour, you walk through the historic stalls of San Lorenzo and taste the real Tuscan stuff—aged balsamic, prosciutto, several cheeses, olive oil, plus a…
