FLORENCE
3126 Tours Reviewed
Three Tuscan pours, one smart hour. I like how this Florence tasting at Vino Tasting Global Srl turns three famous Tuscan bottles into a clear story, led by guides such as Francesca. You get 3 classic wines plus pairing tips…
A vineyard dinner can be seriously hard to top. This one pairs a vertical wine tasting with a 4-course Tuscan dinner at Tenuta Torciano, with vineyard and olive-grove views that feel made for date night. I love two things most.…
Florence in one day is doable. This full-day trip uses fast rail from Rome so you can spend most of your time on the ground in Tuscany’s art capital, with a guided walk that hits the major sights and a…
Fresh pasta starts with a mess. This Florence class is a cozy, hands-on evening where you learn classic pasta making and then build tiramisu from scratch. You also get unlimited regional wine with your meal in a warm group setting,…
Bologna’s medieval center makes sense fast. This private walking tour guides you through Bologna’s key medieval squares and monuments, starting near the Biblioteca Salaborsa and ending back there, so you don’t have to figure anything out on your own. I…
Vineyard dinners in Tuscany feel special fast. This one does it by putting you among the vines at Tenuta Torciano in San Gimignano, with a wine expert guiding what to taste and why. I especially like the wine tasting approach…
Skip the Duomo crush. This direct-access Duomo tour is built for people who don’t want to burn time in the ticket line. In about 55 minutes, you’ll go straight inside Santa Maria del Fiore (Florence Cathedral) with a guide and…
Kids, art, and zero map stress. This family-friendly Florence private tour stitches together three headline sights—Fontana del Porcellino, Piazza del Duomo, and Ponte Vecchio—without you playing navigation roulette. You’ll have an English-speaking local guide, move at your family’s pace, and…
Two desserts and real dough skills—right in Oltrarno. This pizza and gelato making class at Florence Food Studio gives you a guided, hands-on session in a working kitchen, not a sit-and-watch demo. You’ll learn to shape and build authentic pizza…
Fifty minutes, and you’ll get it. At Cantalici’s historic L’Antica Fornace di Ridolfo, you sample 4, 6, or 8 wines plus their extra-virgin olive oil with bruschetta and snacks like crackers and taralli, guided in clear English by people such…
Siena’s cave turns wine into history. In a 600 BC medieval setting near the Basilica Cateriniana San Domenico, you taste top bottles from Brunello di Montalcino to Chianti Classico while a sommelier puts the place into context. I also love…
Lucca at 5:30 pm is a sweet spot. I love the small-group feel (max 12) and the way you get local food and wine without rushing, guided by people like Luca and Antonella. The one watch-out: it’s still a walking…
Florence clicks into place fast. This 90-minute walk is a smart way to see the core sights without getting lost in the maze of streets, and it’s run as a small group with a local professional guide. I love that…
Dogs find truffles. You learn how in Tuscany. This truffle hunting walk in the San Miniato area turns the forest into a living lesson, led by Monica and Riccardo and their dogs as they search for truffles. You join the…
Vespa time in Tuscany feels like cheating. You start in central Florence, then head into Chianti to ride your own 50cc scooter on quiet country roads. You’ll get a real safety check first, then a guide’s local stories as you…
