FLORENCE
182 Tours Reviewed
Three stops that feel like a food course. This private Bologna Food Valley tour takes you out of “map mode” and into the real makers behind Parmigiano, balsamic, and red wine. I love the way the day is built around…
Wine country feels easier with someone driving. This Chianti day trip from Florence keeps things simple: you ride in an air-conditioned minibus through the hills, visit three small-estate wineries, and get guided tastings you’d likely miss if you just wing…
Chianti sounds good. Riding there in a vintage Land Rover Defender makes it better. This 5-hour private-style wine safari is built for an easy day out of Florence: you get round-trip transport, ride real rural backroads, then end at the…
One great day in Tuscany can change your whole trip. This private outing strings together San Gimignano’s towers and a true Chianti wine lunch in the hills, with multiple tastings built into the pace. You’ll ride through cypress-lined roads and…
Florence from above feels like a cheat code. This private hiking day uses a mix of shade, stone paths, and panoramic stops, then caps it with wine and lunch at a farm in a very view-forward setting. I love the…
Follow a dog into Chianti woods. This truffle hunt in the Chianti area is built around the real work of the search: Irene and her dog Tep lead you through the paths of Tuscany woodlands while the guide shares stories…
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…
Your lunch becomes part of the lesson. In Florence, this small-group cooking class teaches you four Tuscan recipes, then you eat what you made with wine in a historic-style setting. If you get paired with a chef like Gustavo, you’ll…
A short wine trip can feel like a big deal. This one gives you a focused look at Vino Nobile di Montepulciano culture, from vineyard hillside to cellar pours, plus a bite-sized lunch pairing that actually makes sense. I like…
Food teaches faster than words. In Assisi, this 4-hour home cooking class puts you at a real table, making Umbrian dishes with guidance from Nonna Paola (and the family team at the property). You’ll work with local market ingredients—olive oil,…
Two towns, one unforgettable day. What makes this experience work so well is the mix of Orvieto’s big sights with a dramatic underground detour, then a separate world at Civita di Bagnoregio. I love that you move at a relaxed…
Florence hits different when you’re not fighting lines and guesswork. This 3.5-hour small-group walk is built to stack the city’s biggest sights fast, starting with guaranteed entry to the Accademia and finishing at Ponte Vecchio. You get audio headsets, so…
Tuscan villages roll by in comfort. I love the open-top van for the nonstop scenery, and the winery lunch with a guided tasting makes the day feel like real Chianti instead of a rushed checklist. One thing to plan for:…
That’s a lot of Italy in one day. This full-day tour blends Parmigiano production, Modena balsamic, and two of the big-name car museums. You get guided visits at the food makers, followed by tastings that explain why these flavors taste…
San Gimignano hits fast. This is a smooth, exclusive day in Tuscany where you see medieval towers up close and then switch gears to a countryside winery with proper tasting time. I especially like two things: the chance to wander…
