FLORENCE
120 Tours Reviewed
Ferrari dreams meet balsamic reality. This private Cars&Food day strings together two big-name car museums and two working food stops in the Modena/Bologna area, with comfortable private transfers and skip-the-line museum entry. You’ll also get a guided cheesemaking and balsamic…
Food first. History right after. This private Bologna tour strings together old-town landmarks and a full tasting lineup with wine. I love the private pace and the way your guide turns each bite into a story about Bologna’s food culture.…
Lucca on a bike feels like you’ve pulled a local shortcut. You’ll roll through tree-lined boulevards, pass Romanesque church facades and palaces, and learn why this Tuscan city stayed prosperous when others changed fast. Two standouts for me: the sight-first…
Lucca tastes better when someone else leads. This guided food walk through the walled center turns everyday classics into a story you can actually follow on foot. I love the chance to try tordelli and Buccellato where they belong, not…
Cooking in someone’s real kitchen changes everything fast. This hands-on Florence class is built around fresh pasta and a family-style meal you’ll actually eat, not just watch. I like that it’s informal but well taught. Chef Luca Polverini welcomes you…
Cheese, ham, and balsamic in one day. What makes this tour work is the private format and the step-by-step look at how Parma’s icons are actually made, from Parmigiano to prosciutto to Traditional Balsamic. I love that you get tastings…
Bologna tastes better when you wander. This self-guided route is built for slow walking through the old center, following scents and a map instead of a rigid group schedule. I like the mix of old-town wandering and real local tastings…
Lucca tastes better on foot. This 2.5-hour small-group walking tour blends art, history, and local food so you get the lay of the land fast. You’ll walk the top of the Mura di Lucca walls for big city views, then…
Follow your nose to Florence markets. This 3-hour Streaty street food and market tour feeds you through two major food stops, with a short Museo Casa di Dante moment near the end. I like that it’s led by real locals…
Food in Bologna has a backbone. This 3.5-hour walking tour pulls you through Bologna’s market craft and classic Bolognese flavors with 8 eateries and 9+ tastings, plus coffee and wine. I also like how it’s built around the city’s daily…
Your Tuscan wine day starts with a warm welcome. This one takes you to Casa Lucii, a family-run organic farm and winery just outside San Gimignano, where you walk the estate with the people who grow and make the wine.…
Wine and snacks become a game in Bologna. You start with a quick reset on the region’s food-and-wine identity, then taste three standout wines and match them with local bites. The big twist is the Sommelier Game on tablet while…
Your Bologna cravings start here. This 2.5-hour walking food tour threads through Bologna’s historic center, with tastings at local spots and lots of street-level atmosphere along the way. You’ll hit the key food moments—mortadella, tagliatelle al ragù, and gelato—while also…
Perugia tastes better on foot. This small-group food walk turns the historic center into a living menu, with local stops and real context as you go. I especially like the 10+ tastings approach: you’re not just sampling one thing, you’re…
Sunset in Florence hits different when food leads. This tour mixes classic Tuscan bites with hands-on drinks, then finishes with a real dinner in the hills. I love the step-by-step Negroni lesson, and I really look forward to the showy…
