FLORENCE
182 Tours Reviewed
Horses and Chianti in one calm day. This tour is a smart escape from Florence: you trade city streets for a 1.5-hour horseback ride through vineyards and olive groves, then shift gears to a historic Chianti estate for wine, cellars,…
Fresh pasta, made at the source. This Lucca farmhouse experience is built around Antonietta’s hands-on teaching and a real family-style meal, all in a relaxed home setting. You start with a sit-down, move into dough and shaping, then eat the…
Chianti on an e-bike beats city tour. I love how this day turns Florence into a backdrop, not your whole trip. You start in the quieter Oltrarno area, then glide out toward the Chianti hills on e-bikes with plenty of…
Hills make this day worth it. This Florence-to-Chianti bike tour is all about getting out of the usual sightseeing loop and into working Tuscan countryside, with quick viewpoint stops plus a proper winery lunch. It runs with a small group…
One great lunch, lots of flavor lessons. This Chianti winery lunch at Poggio ai Laghi pairs a guided tasting with a full meal in an authentic Tuscan setting, so you’re not just drinking wine, you’re learning how the pieces fit…
A slow lunch in Tuscany can feel like a reset button. This one is set among the vine rows at Tenuta Torciano Wines Private Reserve, with a serious view of hills, olive groves, and oak forest while you eat and…
This day feels like two adventures. An ATV ride through Chianti countryside pairs with medieval villages and a proper winery stop, so your time never gets stuck in one mode for long. You’re riding through woods and vineyards, then switching…
Hard Rock Cafe Florence is an easy win in a busy city. This prebooked set meal is all about priority seating and a fun American-style break, right in a room packed with guitars, stage photos, and rock trivia. I especially…
Chianti on an electric bike feels oddly easy. This 7-hour E-bike tour strings together Florence’s best hillside views and a real working wine-and-farm lunch, so you get countryside time without turning the day into a leg workout. Two things I…
Truffles make the woods feel alive. This Chianti farm outing mixes truffle hunting with a real working dog and then turns your morning find into fresh tagliatelle for lunch. It is practical, hands-on, and very Tuscany in the best way:…
Two hours can feel like a full Tuscan day. This small-group tour at San Giorgio a Lapi pairs a quick look at a family church with a guided walk through the winery cellars, then finishes with wine tasting and lunch.…
Chianti tastes like a lesson. I like that this tour is built around guided tastings with a sommelier, not just a bus ride and a couple sips. I also love the small group setup (up to 8), which makes it…
That first climb in Chianti is way easier than you think. This guided e-bike ride takes you out from Siena on quiet backroads, then swaps the pedals for plates at a local farm with wine and olive oil. It is…
Cheese, vinegar, and Ferrari in one smooth day. This tour packages the core tastes of Emilia-Romagna into a tight loop: Parmigiano Reggiano production, a Lambrusco winery visit, a traditional balsamic vinegar acetaia, and then a Ferrari Museum stop in Maranello.…
Florence from a bike saddle hits different. This full-day ride gets you out into the slower pace of the Tuscan countryside, with panoramic stops and a real farm visit built into the day. You’ll also get a chance to see…
