FLORENCE
3126 Tours Reviewed
Hills feel easier when you add electricity. This Chianti Classico e-bike tour is a smart way to see more of the countryside without turning your day into a leg workout. I especially like the mix of wine tasting plus tastings…
Florence clicks fast when you walk it. This 2.5–3 hour highlights tour is a smart way to get bearings, from Piazza della Signoria to the Duomo area, with the main prize at the Accademia: the original Michelangelo’s David. I love…
Bologna’s arches tell a story fast. This guided experience threads together the city’s famous porticoes and the hilltop Santuario di Madonna di San Luca, with a ride on the San Luca connection so you spend less time figuring out the…
Lucca’s church doors are everywhere. This 2.5-hour walk turns the old center into a story map, from the Roman amphitheater site at Piazza Anfiteatro to the inside of San Martino and San Frediano, with a guide like Elena who connects…
Cortona’s hills are friendlier than you think. This 3-hour e-bike tour threads through historic streets and out toward countryside views above the Val di Chiana, with quick stops that feel like you’re skimming the area’s best angles instead of driving…
Wine and views beat the clock. This short evening stop at Cantina SAIO Assisi pairs a guided tasting in the room with a walk out into the vineyards right after—so you get both flavor and scenery without a full-day commitment.…
Color comes first in this pasta class. Near Arezzo, you’ll shape colored egg pasta using ingredients like spinach, beetroot, cacao, and squid ink, then sit down to a proper Tuscan meal with Chianti. I love the hands-on teaching and the…
Florence tastes better on foot. I love how this tour pairs Cucina povera staples with proper Chianti tastings, and I love the focus on local, practical eating stops instead of just piling on big sights. One possible drawback: it’s a…
San Gimignano tastes better when the light starts to soften, and this one runs as a late afternoon adventure starting at 5:00 pm. You settle into a professional tasting room while you learn about the Vernaccia di San Gimignano wine…
Fresh pasta lessons hit different in Tuscany. This class takes place in the hills near Volterra, where you learn by doing, not watching. I like that it’s taught in Italian and English, so you can follow the steps without guessing.…
One of Bologna’s best meals happens in a farmhouse. This private cooking class with Chiara turns an old home in the countryside into a hands-on pasta lesson, followed by the kind of sit-down feast you won’t get from a quick…
That first pour makes you slow down. This Chianti wine tasting is a compact, hands-on look at how Tuscan wine comes to life, starting just a few steps from San Gimignano at Azienda Agricola Fontaleoni. You’ll visit the cellar and…
Florence runs on stories. This small-group walking tour strings together the city’s top landmarks with centuries-spanning commentary and guided stops designed to help you connect the dots fast. You’re moving through some of Florence’s most recognizable art and history sites…
Florence is best when you keep moving. This private one-hour golf cart tour helps you glide through the tight streets and major squares without spending your day in queues and slow walking. You get a driver who acts as your…
David in your ears is the move. This ticket + audio-guide setup is built for the big payoff at the Galleria dell’Accademia without wasting your morning in ticket lines. I like the guaranteed time-entry (you show up and go in)…
