FLORENCE
3126 Tours Reviewed
Skip the tourist food. Taste Florence for real. This Devour Florence tour is built for people who want food with a sense of place, from the Sant’Ambrogio market to family-run counters where locals actually shop. I love how the schedule…
Your next Florence snack is a wine tasting walk. This 90-minute, stop-by-stop session mixes 8 cheeses with 4 wines and lets you pick exactly how much you want. I like that the wine expert, Chef Vary, keeps the flow clear…
Francesco’s farmhouse day beats most restaurant dinners. This homemade pasta class is built around the Chianti hills, a family-style garden welcome, and hands-on cooking with Valentina and Anna as your guides. Expect olive trees, cypresses, and mulberry trees, plus a…
One day, three very different Tuscan moods. This small-group route gives you Volterra’s hilltop charm, Pisa’s jaw-dropping Piazza dei Miracoli, and Lucca’s wall-ringed streets in a single 11-hour stretch. You also get a hands-on-style stop for alabaster processing in Volterra,…
Galileo’s tools are surprisingly real. I love how this private museum tour brings Renaissance science to life, and I especially enjoy seeing original telescopes and precision measuring devices up close. The tour is great for context and objects, but if…
Pizza and Florence rooftops, that’s the point. This is a Florence pizza class that mixes a short run of classic sights with a real cooking session on an exclusive high terrace. You end up with 360° views and dinner made…
Three supercar stops, one smooth day. This is a focused tour for serious car fans: you visit the Ferrari Museum in Maranello, the Lamborghini factory and museum in Sant’Agata Bolognese, and the Pagani factory and museum in San Cesario sul…
That first glimpse of Francis’ basilica hits. This private tour is interesting because you get a guided way into one of Assisi’s most important medieval art spaces, moving from the Upper Church to the Lower Church with the tomb of…
Good wine, better olive oil, same hour. This Arezzo-area experience turns a simple tasting into a real look at how a family-run vineyard and winery works, with cellars, vineyards, and time to ask questions while you taste. I love the…
Cinque Terre in one day feels almost unfair. This private day trip is built for big views and real village wandering, with train and ferry segments along the Ligurian coast plus a proper sea-facing lunch. I especially like the undivided…
A romantic dinner with serious wine. In San Gimignano’s hill-country, Tenuta Torciano pairs a four-course dinner with a guided tasting of Italian favorites and Super Tuscans, plus olive oil and balsamic notes you can actually use later. I like the…
Four stops, one unforgettable Tuscany day. I like this tour for two big reasons: the private up-to-8 format (you’re not stuck in a large crowd), and the onboard Wi‑Fi plus comfortable round-trip ride so the day doesn’t feel like a…
Florence does opera right, even on a night like this. This 7:30 pm experience pairs Italian pizza with drinks and a live opera arias concert in the setting of Santa Monaca Church. It is an easy way to tick off…
Food on foot changes how you see Florence. This 3-hour private-style walking tour focuses on local stops, enough tastings and wine to feel like a real meal, and stories that connect food to place. You’ll move at a human pace,…
Renaissance art, without the hour-long wait. This private Uffizi tour focuses on the works people actually come to see, with skip-the-line priority entrance handled for you and time to ask questions. You’ll line up less, see masterpieces like Botticelli’s Birth…
