FLORENCE
162 Tours Reviewed
This is an Emilia-Romagna bite-by-bite day. What makes it special is the focus on real production—you walk through working plants for Parmigiano, prosciutto, balsamic vinegar, and wine, then eat and drink enough to erase any need for dinner. I especially…
Brunello day trips feel like a day off. This private tour takes you from your hotel in Florence or Siena in a Mercedes with a chauffeur, then out to Montalcino for wine tastings, winery visits, and a proper lunch built…
Brunello tasting, but make it food-first. This is a seated tasting in Montalcino that pairs six wines with specially made gourmet bites, inside a biodynamic winery setting at Corte Pavone. It’s designed to connect what’s happening in the vineyard with…
Bologna tastes like a story. This private food tour is a smart way to experience the edible soul of Emilia-Romagna, with a guide weaving together food tastings and medieval sights as you walk. You start in the old market area,…
Florence tastes better with a chef. This experience pairs a guided walk through Mercato Centrale / San Lorenzo Market with a practical cooking session where you learn to make a full meal. You’ll finish lunch with Tuscan wine and sit…
Florence wakes up fast with food in hand. This small-group walk mixes classic Tuscan flavors with everyday city life: coffee, market street snacks, organic wine, Florentine biscuits, and a final ice cream moment. I love how it starts in Piazza…
Three wines, one hillside afternoon. This is a tight, well-paced luxury wine tasting near Bologna that pairs each pour with local food. You start with a guided walk in the winery’s barrel room, so the tasting isn’t just about sipping—it’s…
Florence tastes better when someone else leads. This 2.5-hour street food tour is built around a simple idea: you shouldn’t have to guess where locals eat, or what to order once you get there. A local expert guide walks you…
Food in Florence has a rhythm. This 4-hour San Lorenzo Market food and wine tour is built around how Florentines eat and shop, then turns those everyday flavors into a street-level story of Tuscany. I like that it starts with…
You can ride right out of the tourist maze. This app-guided electric Vespa tour turns Florence’s outskirts into a self-driven loop, with photo-friendly stops like Fiesole and Piazzale Michelangelo, then a wine-and-food tasting to wrap it up. It’s a smart…
Chianti tastes better when you control the pace. This private Florence-to-Chianti outing mixes a sweet village wander with a winery visit led by the people who actually make the wines. I like the door-to-door pickup and the small-group feel of…
That first view sets the tone. At Fattoria Majnoni Guicciardini in Vico d’Elsa, you get a guided walk through organic and regenerative farming, then wine made using natural methods, and finally a relaxed tasting with local food. I love how…
This is a smart way to see Emilia-Romagna beyond Bologna. I love that the day is built around hands-on visits with small producers, from Parmigiano Reggiano wheels to the slow craft of Traditional Balsamic Vinegar of Modena. I also like…
Siena’s food story is easy to follow. This 2-hour Siena food and wine walking tour is built around tastings that make the city’s flavors feel specific, not generic, with hands-on stops at the Tuscan Wine School and local vendors. I…
Bologna can feel like a secret, even at full daylight. This one-day route connects the city’s best architecture and art with real food culture, all paced for a single day and led by Riccardo Bacchi. I especially love the way…
