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109 Tours Reviewed
Hills around Lucca feel made for e-bikes. This tour strings together vineyards, olive groves, and cypress-lined roads into a ride that still feels relaxed, even when the terrain turns hilly. You’ll also get a real taste of the area at…
San Gimignano feels like a time capsule. This private van day puts you in one of Tuscany’s most strategic medieval towns, right between Florence and Siena, with time to actually wander the stone lanes instead of racing between buses. I…
Lucca cooking feels like family time. This Cesarine class puts pizza and tiramisù right at the center, taught in a selected local home instead of a classroom. You get a small-group vibe with the warmth of a real household, plus…
Lucca has a slow, confident rhythm, and this small-group highlights tour helps you catch it fast. You start at Saint Maria Gate and move through the city’s most recognizable corners with an expert guide, including how Piazza Anfiteatro became that…
Cooking starts at the market. This Lucca experience pairs a local market walk with a private, Cesarina-led cooking class in a family home, where you learn regional dishes and then eat your results family-style with local wines. I love how…
Lucca reveals itself one church at a time. This small-group walk strings together the kind of sights you usually need separate tickets for, with stories tied to the Holy Face procession, the walls, and local legends. I love how San…
Cooking starts with a roll of dough. This Lucca fresh pasta-making class in Tuscany is special because you learn in a real local’s home, not a showroom kitchen, and you work with a certified home cook who teaches you the…
Two cities in one day, with zero stress. This private tour is built for maxing your time: you head straight to Pisa’s Piazza dei Miracoli, then continue to Lucca’s walled old town. I like the comfort factor too—riding around in…
One day, three famous stops. That’s the charm of this private Tuscany run from Lucca: you get your own pace without the bus shuffle. It’s built for people who want the big-name sights, but still want time to wander, snack,…
Lucca is best when you move. This scooter rental is an easy way to reach Tuscany’s highlights under your own schedule, from elegant villas around Marlia to the dramatic Devil’s Bridge viewpoint at Borgo a Mozzano. You get the freedom…
Few things feel more Tuscan than horses. This small-group ride near Lucca is built for comfort: you get coaching first, then you head out at a calm pace through the countryside. It’s also the kind of experience where the guide…
Lucca can make you slow down. This day trip stitches together walled-city Lucca, a classic Pisa Tower photo visit, and a Tuscan winery lunch with tastings, all driven from Livorno in a small group. I love how the plan is…
Some days need less planning. This private Pisa and Lucca tour turns a long Tuscany day into something you can actually enjoy, starting with hotel pickup in Florence and ending with free time in two iconic towns. You get an…
Rubber boats on a Tuscany river is a great idea. This trip mixes classic Italian countryside with an active rubber dinghy adventure, and it’s designed to be fun even if the sky doesn’t cooperate. You ride down the river for…
Lucca feels like time travel. This private 3-hour walk is built for first-timers who want the big monuments without getting stuck in one tiny slice of history. I really like the Cathedral of San Martino stop, because it anchors everything…
