FLORENCE
2280 Tours Reviewed
Pasta here tastes like a family story. In Lucca, this home cooking class lets you make two pasta recipes from scratch and a classic tiramisu with a Cesarina, usually with pasta-dough technique taught clearly in Italian and English. One possible…
Floating over Florence feels like time travel. If you love the look of Florence from street level, you’ll like it even more from above—because monuments, bridges, and rooftops all snap into a map-like view. I love how this trip gives…
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…
Wine country, minus the hassle. This private day trip lets you ride just with your group in a Mercedes E-class, guided by an English-speaking driver who keeps the day moving smoothly through Chianti. I love the mix of wine time…
Organic wine tastes better when you see it made. This guided stop at Pomaio • Wines & Hospitality takes you just outside Arezzo for an open-air walk through the vines, a look at their modern ECO-Green cellar, and a laid-back…
Tuscany feels different when you walk it. This half-day guided hike trades city noise for the Via Francigena pilgrim route, then lands you in the medieval fortress town of Monteriggioni, where a guided wine tasting caps the day. It is…
Sunset on the Arno feels like a time machine. This Pisa kayak tour swaps crowd-filled streets for paddle power, plus you get that iconic Lungarno selfie moment while watching old palaces slide by. I also like the small group size…
Two hill towns in one long day. This food-and-wine trip sends you by minivan through the Tuscan hills to Volterra and San Gimignano, then stitches it together with a winery lunch and tastings that feel like a full, satisfying day…
Four cliff towns in one day. This full-day small-group Cinque Terre tour is interesting because it handles the tricky part for you: getting there from Florence and moving between towns. I like the small-group rhythm that keeps the day feeling…
Riding a scooter in Chianti beats sightseeing. This Vespa day trip turns the Tuscan hills into your route: winding roads, vineyard views, hill towns, and a winery stop for a guided tasting with local snacks. I like that it uses…
Florence’s Medici Chapels are a small room with huge power. I like that this is a skip-the-line ticket for the Cappelle Medicee, so you’re not stuck losing half your day to queues. I also like that it’s self-guided, meaning you…
Siena eats well, and this tour helps you notice why. You’ll walk through the old center with a local food expert, stopping at historic eateries and wine bars for a structured meal made of regional standbys. It’s a simple idea…
Bologna tastes better with a map and a guide. This 2-hour walking tour strings together the historic center and the food hub you’d otherwise wander past—starting with big sights like San Petronio, then moving to the Quadrilatero Market for three…
Bologna’s clock tower has a pulse. This tour pairs the Torre dell’Orologio with a hands-on-feeling QR audio guide that walks you through the tower until you reach the inner workings, plus you’ll get into Palazzo d’Accursio’s municipal art collections. I…
San Gimignano saves its biggest story for inside the Duomo. This entry ticket pairs cathedral access with a complimentary audio guide, so you can actually read what the walls are saying: New and Old Testament frescoes painted by the 14th-century…
