FLORENCE
120 Tours Reviewed
Markets, not menus. This Bologna food markets tour is a smart way to get your bearings fast in the city’s best eating streets, with an English-speaking local guide (often Benedetta My Bologna). I especially like that the tastings are separate,…
Siena tastes better with a plan. This 2-hour Savor Siena Food and Wine Tour turns a short walk into a practical lesson on Tuscan wine and traditional bites like pecorino and cured meats. I like that the tour blends a…
Wine and lunch with Umbria air. This organic, family-run winery experience in Assisi focuses on the full wine story, from vineyard choices to what ends up in the bottle. I like that it pairs education with real tasting time: you’ll…
A good wine stop starts with the vines. This one pairs a guided Sangiovese vineyard look with a hands-on visit to the cellar, then sends you out for panoramic tasting time over Val d’Orcia. You’ll also get a few classic…
Bologna, but make it edible. This 2.5-hour walking food tour threads famous sights with real local tastings, from first steps at Piazza Maggiore to the final scoop of gelato. You’ll hit classic Bologna flavors like fresh bread, mortadella, a panino…
Skip-the-line schiacciata kicks off the morning. This small-group Florence walk mixes street-food tastings with Renaissance sights, plus a guide who keeps things moving in English for about 2 hours. You start with a café-style coffee at the counter, then work…
That first sip of farm life hits fast. This Montepulciano Cinta Senese food tasting is built around a working family farmhouse in the Siena countryside: you meet the farmers, walk the property with views of vineyards and olive groves, and…
Follow your nose through Bologna. This private 3 hours 40 minutes food walk is built for real eating, with Darren guiding you from landmark to landmark while keeping the focus on what to taste and why. I love how the…
Duomo views and street snacks in one walk. This 2.5-hour small-group food circuit mixes Florence landmarks with local eating, so you’re not just grazing in a market—you’re learning how the city’s food story ties into the streets around Santa Maria…
Bologna in motion beats aimless wandering. This experience is a simple, low-effort way to see Bologna’s key sights while an audio guide in multiple languages plays history and stories. I also like the hop-on hop-off style freedom—you’re not forced to…
This food tour turns Florence into a menu. You’ll walk through classic sights while eating your way through Tuscan flavors with tastings built in, from truffle bites to wine and cheese. The tour experience is led by top guides such…
Lucca at 5:30 pm is a sweet spot. I love the small-group feel (max 12) and the way you get local food and wine without rushing, guided by people like Luca and Antonella. The one watch-out: it’s still a walking…
Bologna tastes fast here. This small-group food tour strings together Quadrilatero market tastings with short stops at famous squares, all in about two hours with an English-speaking guide. If you end up with hosts like Andrea or Cristina, you’ll get…
Food walks make Perugia click. This one strings together the city’s best eating moments with an easy walking route, so you get your bearings fast around landmarks like the Arco Etrusco and Rocca Paolina. I really like the small-group cap…
Two hill towns in one long day. This food-and-wine trip sends you by minivan through the Tuscan hills to Volterra and San Gimignano, then stitches it together with a winery lunch and tastings that feel like a full, satisfying day…
