FLORENCE
136 Tours Reviewed
Florence has a way of surprising you. This Palazzo Vecchio Secret Passages tour takes you into secret corridors and off-limits chambers that most people never see, with the guide leading you through dramatic details like a door concealed behind a…
Chianti is best seen at speed that still lets you look around. This tour strings together Florence countryside riding with a real farm lunch and biological wine tasting, all in about half a day. Two things I really like: the…
That’s a lot packed into three hours. This Montefalco experience mixes Sagrantino-area vineyard walking, an oil mill tour, and tastings that go beyond just wine. The guide role matters here too—many groups mention Jessica’s clear explanations while you move from…
First impressions: quiet Tuscany on wheels. This 5-hour e-bike tour is a great way to see Val di Chiana’s wheat fields and vineyards without doing the full workout. I love the off-traffic white gravel roads and the chance to ride…
That first climb sets the tone. This Tuscany Hills Bike Tour sends you out of Florence and into the Chianti Classico hills for a full, hands-on day. You’ll pedal past vineyards and olive groves, stop for viewpoints, and finish with…
Cheese plus supercars is a great combo. This full-day swing through Parmigiano Reggiano country and Modena’s vinegar culture works because you don’t just look at brands—you see how they’re made. I like the hands-on dairy tour with tastings of different…
Wine and lunch in a working vineyard. This Tenuta Torciano experience pairs a true outdoor garden meal with a guided tasting in San Gimignano’s wine country, with a vine-covered gazebo feel and farm-estate charm. You get a full course lunch,…
Fresh pasta, made without fear. This class is a hands-on 3-hour cooking session in the heart of Chianti, starting with a welcome drink and those big Chianti hill views around Barberino Tavarnelle. You’ll work with a chef to learn how…
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…
Olive oil, wine, and fresh pasta. In Tuscany, that combo feels almost too good to be real. This organic farm cooking class at the Il Fontanaro estate pairs hands-on cooking with tastings and big Tuscan views—so you’re not just learning…
San Gimignano looks perfect on a postcard, and it still surprises you in person. This small-group day trip pairs UNESCO-listed San Gimignano with a countryside winery stop, where you taste wine and olive oil and eat as part of the…
Four hours. One tiny car. Big Chianti vibes. This tour is interesting because it mixes vintage Fiat 500 charm with the kind of countryside you came to see—just outside Florence, rolling through the Chianti hills with a driver and guide.…
Siena and San Gimignano in one day feels like a shortcut to old Tuscany. You get a proper walk through Piazza del Campo in Siena, then time to explore San Gimignano at your own pace, with a winery lunch and…
Chianti tastes better when you get the full story. This full-day trip strings together 3 boutique wineries, Impruneta terracotta, and a proper Tuscan lunch, all while you ride scenic roads out of Florence. I like the way the tastings are…
Francesco’s farmhouse day beats most restaurant dinners. This homemade pasta class is built around the Chianti hills, a family-style garden welcome, and hands-on cooking with Valentina and Anna as your guides. Expect olive trees, cypresses, and mulberry trees, plus a…
