FLORENCE
3126 Tours Reviewed
Florence starts to click fast. This private walk connects the big landmarks—Duomo, Ponte Vecchio, Piazza della Signoria, and Santa Croce—into one clear Renaissance story, so you’re not wandering with no plan. I especially love the way you get context and…
A cooking class in the Assisi countryside feels like a secret shortcut to real Umbrian flavor. You’ll work side-by-side with a local host in a family-run cellar, learning how to make focaccia and fresh pasta from seasonal ingredients, then sit…
Pisa and Lucca in one good day. Pisa gives you the big postcard moments, while Lucca shows you how Tuscany feels at a slower walking pace. This full-day guided trip is built for travelers who want real city streets, not…
Cinque Terre feels like it’s built for slow wandering. This private 10-hour trip lets you enjoy three of the villages—Riomaggiore, Vernazza, and Monterosso—with time to stroll, look out over the bays, and breathe in that sea air. I especially like…
Pasta lessons with a view feel like vacation. This class in Tuscany pairs hands-on cooking with warm family hospitality and guided wine tasting, so you’re not just watching food happen. One thing to plan for: most of the lesson is…
Waterfalls and wine in Maremma, in one day. This private 8-hour outing from Siena area puts hot springs, ancient towns, and serious drinking together in a tight route. You’ll move through Sovana, tour Etruscan sites, and end with wine pairings…
Walking into a Renaissance-style perfume lab in Florence is a quick time travel. The experience is built around the old-world romance of apothecaries and alchemists, but the class also treats scent as something you can learn to blend, not just…
A museum this famous can feel intimidating. This one keeps things simple with a phone app and a self-guided plan. You get the Uffizi Gallery with audio commentary, plus an interactive 3D map that helps you navigate without dragging a…
Riding a Kickbike in Florence is a smart way to see more. I liked the smooth glide thanks to the larger front wheel and platform design, especially through crowded streets. I also loved the local-perspective pacing—our guide Julia was happy…
Olive trees set the mood fast. This San Gimignano-area winery experience pairs a real olive grove picnic with time at a family-run cellar, where you learn how Chianti and Vernaccia get made, and how extra-virgin olive oil fits into the…
Florence rolls by, one rickshaw turn at a time. This private ride keeps you moving through the historic center without the stress of herding yourself between sights. I love the comfort of being driven street to street, and I love…
Fresh pasta lessons beat a cookbook every time. This private Bolognese cooking class in Emilia-Romagna turns you from spectator into cook, guided by Bianca in her home-style kitchen with a wide view over the rolling hills and the Po valley.…
A perfect wine day has a spine. This one runs from vineyard rows to cellar tastings with a real sommelier guiding the whole rhythm. You’re in Bolgheri, and you’ll hear how the area’s traditions and vine character shape what ends…
A day trip to Chianti can feel either chaotic or calm. This one aims for calm, with private limousine transport and a schedule built around wine country stops you can actually enjoy. I like the stress-free flow: hotel pickup, WiFi…
A day in Tuscany can be surprisingly hands-on. This private half-day style adventure (about 7.5 hours) mixes a guided beginner-friendly horse ride with a professional truffle hunt in the hills near Florence, then wraps it up with lunch and Chianti.…
