FLORENCE
3126 Tours Reviewed
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.…
If you like hands-on learning, this is for you. In Florence, this workshop teaches art in a very practical way: you do the work, step by step, using techniques linked to masters from Tuscany and beyond. You pick one creative…
Florence turns into a puzzle in three hours. I like how this private walk ties Dan Brown’s Inferno to real Florence places, using the story thread of Robert Langdon to guide you step by step. You’ll get to focus on…
Chianti wine has a way of slowing the day down fast. This small-group outing mixes two guided winery visits with town-and-castle photo stops, so you get both tastings and real places to walk. I especially like the capped size, because…
Three wines, one hillside afternoon. This is a tight, well-paced luxury wine tasting near Bologna that pairs each pour with local food. You start with a guided walk in the winery’s barrel room, so the tasting isn’t just about sipping—it’s…
The Uffizi clicks into focus fast. This private, English-language tour runs about 3 hours and centers on major Renaissance hits, including Botticelli’s The Birth of Venus and Michelangelo’s Tondo Doni. I like the way a guide keeps you oriented while…
That first sip hits different. This small-group Vernaccia di San Gimignano wine tour blends classic Chianti reds with a focused tasting of Tuscany’s famous white, all within an easy day trip from Florence. I like that you’ll visit San Michele…
Florence tastes better when someone else leads. This 2.5-hour street food tour is built around a simple idea: you shouldn’t have to guess where locals eat, or what to order once you get there. A local expert guide walks you…
A tight one-hour plan can save you in Florence. This Accademia Gallery experience is built for time-crunched days: you get fast entrance, an expert guide’s focus on the most important pieces, and a smooth path to Michelangelo’s David and the…
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…
Bar hopping in Bologna can be complicated. This private, local-led tour keeps it simple: you stroll through the center, stop for drinks and mortadella bites, and learn what life in town is really like. I especially like that it’s just…
Food in Florence has a rhythm. This 4-hour San Lorenzo Market food and wine tour is built around how Florentines eat and shop, then turns those everyday flavors into a street-level story of Tuscany. I like that it starts with…
Wine and olive oil, in one friendly hour. At Terre di Perseto, you get a real production tour in a working Chianti winery, followed by tastings that actually connect the bottle to the farm. I like that you taste 4…
That flour-on-your-hands feeling is the point. This Florence class is a friendly, hands-on way to learn pizza and gelato from scratch in about 3 hours. I especially like the small-group setup (max 12 people), which means you get real attention…
