FLORENCE
182 Tours Reviewed
Ferrari in Emilia-Romagna feels like a time machine. This private day from Bologna pairs museum time with a guided stop at the Fiorano test track and Cittadella Ferrari, then adds Enzo Ferrari’s story in Modena. I especially like the guided…
A Vespa day in Chianti feels like freedom. The point of this half-day tour is simple: you glide through vineyard roads in the Chianti area, with lots of photo stops, then wrap up at a winery for lunch plus wine…
Montalcino tastes better with a plan. This private, appointment-only wine tour at Il Paradiso di Cacuci pairs a vineyard-and-cellar visit with a structured tasting and a local 0-mile light-lunch. If you get Francesco as your guide, you’ll likely get a…
A day trip with serious wow-factor. This tour strings together Val d’Orcia’s famous hill country with Renaissance Pienza, Brunello di Montalcino sights, and a museum-tasting stop built around Sangiovese. The big appeal is that you’re not just looking at photos;…
The woods do the talking in Tuscany. This San Gimignano truffle hunt runs out of a real winery in Ulignano and into an oak forest, where you work alongside truffle-hunting dogs and a guide to search for white and black…
Vineyard lunch in San Gimignano feels calm and personal. I love the serene Tenuta Torciano setting and the way your meal stays rooted in local Tuscan flavors. I also like that the experience pairs food with guidance, so you can…
That tiny Fiat can make a big day. This Siena-area tour is built around driving a vintage Fiat 500 through classic Chianti countryside, then slowing down for a medieval stop and a winery lunch with tastings. I especially like the…
Two Tuscan dreams, one private morning. This experience strings together a 1-hour horseback ride through Chianti hills and then a guided visit and tasting at a historic noble estate. I especially like that it feels tailored, not like a cattle-car…
Hill towns hit different with a driver-escort. This private-style day ties together Siena and San Gimignano—two medieval places you can’t really understand from just photos—then finishes with a winery visit for lunch and a wine tasting. I especially like the…
Skip the bus. Take the Fiat. This self-drive Vintage Fiat 500 tour turns Tuscany into a slow-and-scenic road trip, with you behind the wheel of one of those rare 4-seat classics. You meet on the outskirts of Florence, get a…
A pasta class in Chianti can be more than a meal. This one happens in a family farmhouse setting in the Chianti Hills, with Tuscan hosts and a hands-on cooking flow that ends with lunch, wine, and dessert. It is…
San Gimignano wine tours can be quick and a bit generic. This one earns your time with a clear flow: vineyard + cellar, then lunch built around local food, then a structured tasting of 5 wines. I like that it…
Chianti hills can feel worlds away, and this one runs on schedule. You’ll start at Winery San Giorgio a Lapi and spend 2.5 hours tasting wine with a real family business vibe, plus art and food that make the whole…
Two wineries, one unforgettable Tuscan day. I love the guided Chianti Classico tastings, and I like the built-in pause for a walk through San Gimignano’s medieval center. One caution: the route includes winding country roads and some rough terrain, so…
Florence’s power center has a pulse. This Palazzo Vecchio visit lets you see how the Medici turned a fortress into a showpiece, with famous rooms and ceiling frescoes that reward slow looking. You’ll start in the courtyard near Michelozzo, then…
