FLORENCE
162 Tours Reviewed
Wine in Florence, minus the fuss. This 1-hour tour is a focused Florence wine tasting in a traditional cellar right by the Central Market, with a guide who explains what you’re actually drinking. I like that you’re not just handed…
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…
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…
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…
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…
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…
Eight stops, one very hungry afternoon. The 2Italia Lucca Food Tour is a 3.5-hour walking experience built around what Lucchesi actually eat, with 8–10 tastings in small local places you’d likely miss on your own. I love the off-the-beaten-path stops…
Pisa feels like a puzzle, and this tour helps solve it. The walk threads together the Cathedral area, the medieval quarter, and the Arno riverfront so you get more than the Leaning Tower photo. You’ll also snack along the way—sweet…
Bologna is where food feels like a local language. This private tasting tour strings together Bolognese classics with market time and guided context, so you learn what you’re eating and why it matters. I love the way it pairs shopping-smart…
Perugia has a delicious way to show itself. This guided walking food tour is built around five real tastings across the medieval center, with the big Umbrian hits like torta al testo, pecorino, and cured meats. I like that it…
Cheese and vinegar people, this one’s for you. You’ll spend a full 7 hours in Emilia-Romagna learning how three local icons are made, then tasting them with guides who talk production, not just marketing. I like that the tour stays…
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…
