FLORENCE
3126 Tours Reviewed
Three hours, and you’ll eat your own pizza. This hands-on class in central Florence is a fun way to learn real Italian basics—pizza base from scratch, then two gelato flavors made with fresh, local ingredients. I especially like the step-by-step…
Palazzo Vecchio pulls off a rare trick. It looks like a medieval fortress from the outside, then turns into a high-gloss Renaissance showcase inside. I like how the story connects Medici power to the rooms themselves, not just to random…
A farmhouse kitchen can feel like home. This Siena cooking class with Cristiana and Mamma Nora is built around a Tuscan farmhouse setting and very hands-on homemade pasta making. You’ll learn how to pair pasta with a good savory sauce,…
Shopping for Italian labels can be stressful. This day is built to reduce it. What I like most is the way it turns outlet chaos into a plan: a private, English-speaking driver/guide gets you to the right places and keeps…
Pisa, minus the stress, in half a day. This tour is interesting because you get private chauffeured transport from Florence and a local guide in Pisa who leads you through the sights without you having to piece everything together. You’ll…
Florence looks different after sunset. This small-group ride turns famous sights into a moving nighttime story, with the glow of the city doing half the talking. I especially like how the landmarks feel close when you’re biking through the streets,…
Lucca smells like dinner when you start here. This private cooking experience pairs a hands-on market ingredient hunt with a real home-style meal in a local setting. I especially like that the class is built around cooking several Lucca specialties,…
Pizza tastes different at home. This private Cesarine class is about getting invited into real daily life in Pisa, not standing in a queue or watching from afar. You’ll learn fresh pizza techniques and how the recipes work in a…
Emilia-Romagna tastes better with a host. This Bologna-area wine experience is interesting because it pairs specific local wines with hands-on tastings in the vineyards and ageing cellar, so you’re not just drinking for the sake of it. I especially liked…
A day trip in Chianti should feel like a story. This private tour mixes vineyard views with real local food culture, starting with a ride out of Florence and ending with wine and time in Panzano. You’ll travel in a…
Pisa has a tasty side. In this private class at a local Cesarina’s home, you trade sightseeing time for real hands-on Italian cooking. You’ll learn two pasta dishes and a classic tiramisù, then sit down and eat what you made…
A smooth exit beats a stressful commute. This private Tuscany-to-Rome departure transfer is built for the end of your trip: one direct ride, clear pickup, and a professional driver who helps with bags. I like that you get door-to-door hotel…
Skip the arm’s-length selfies. This is a private Duomo photoshoot that trades awkward selfie angles for real guidance right in Piazza del Duomo. I especially like that you can choose your timing and still get a polished set of professionally…
Florence has a second story. This walking tour follows Jewish life in the Old Town from its 14th-century arrival to the horror of World War II, then brings it back to today. I especially like the way a 5-star local…
Horse time in Murlo feels surprisingly calm. This Tuscany horseback ride from the Front Ranch mixes real coaching with time outdoors: you arrive, grab a drink, talk with the staff about your riding experience, watch a short demonstration, then start…
