FLORENCE
182 Tours Reviewed
Florence by e-bike beats the usual slog. This tour turns major sights into a comfortable ride, powered when the hills get steep, with a guide telling stories as you roll. I love how you can reach viewpoints like Piazzale Michelangelo…
Big days in Tuscany need smart pacing. This one strings together Volterra, San Gimignano, and wine country without the hassle of driving. I love how the day blends towns with actual local life: Roman ruins in Volterra, medieval towers in…
If you want Tuscany that feels hands-on, this is a strong pick. I like how the meal is tied directly to what the farm grows, with a biodynamic farming intro before you sit down. I also like the EVO oil…
This tour mixes three Emilia-Romagna icons with real factory time. I like that you get guided production lessons at a Parmigiano Reggiano dairy and an acetaia for traditional balsamic vinegar, not just a quick tasting stop. I also like the…
This day trip turns Emilia-Romagna’s food icons into a hands-on lesson. I love the factory-to-tasting format, and the lunch at the prosciutto producer is a major payoff. One possible drawback: the cheese stop can run with other people, so hearing…
A great day for wine and olive oil. This Chianti trip is packed with real tastes, not just photo stops, plus guidance that helps you understand what you’re actually drinking. I like the comfortable Mercedes ride (you’re not stuck in…
A dog finds buried treasure. This Florence day trip sends you to San Miniato for a guided truffle hunt in the woods, led by a professional hunter and a trained dog. You’re not just watching from a distance—this is real…
Siena tastes better on foot. This small-group food and wine walk shows you Siena through the places locals actually linger: medieval squares, quiet alleyways, and classic stops where the menu is the point. You get a real mix of sights…
A quiet hum replaces engine roar. This is one of those Tuscany tours that feels like a day with a local friend—slow, scenic, and genuinely fun, thanks to the Ape Calessino open-air ride and a proper winery lunch. Two things…
Brunello country, minus the hassle. I like how this tour handles the heavy lifting with stress-free transfers from Florence and a multicourse Tuscan lunch included. You also get real breathing room to wander the medieval town of Montalcino at your…
Leonardo’s story feels close on this trip. It combines a quiet stop at his birthplace in Anchiano, a hands-on museum in Vinci, and a relaxed meal in the countryside. The drive from central Florence also matters: it’s the easiest way…
Wine and lunch in Montalcino feel personal. In a small group limited to 10, you tour a carefully renovated organic cellar at Wine Resort Colsereno, then step out for panoramic views among the vines. I especially love the hot homemade…
Chianti starts with a road trip. This private Florence to Chianti day runs you along the Cassia Vetus ancient route, then slows down for medieval villages and a proper estate meal. You’ll see the hills, vineyards, and olive groves up…
Italian supercars in one day. That’s the idea here. I like this tour because it cuts the headache: round-trip private transport from Bologna or Modena, plus the ticket and timing work handled for you. You get three serious stops in…
Some days in Tuscany are made for small adventures. This private tuk-tuk outing turns Chianti vineyards into something you can actually explore slowly, with scenic stops and a local guide sharing what matters about wine country. Then you’ll cap it…
