FLORENCE
2250 Tours Reviewed
You can wear your creativity home. This Florence workshop lets you shape wax into jewelry in the cradle of artisans, then turn your favorite piece into real sterling silver later. I love how hands-on it is, and I also love…
Orvieto’s cathedral is the kind of place you remember. This private tour brings the Duomo di Orvieto to life with its 14th-century Gothic facade, gilded mosaics, and world-famous fresco cycles inside. You’ll see the Reliquary of the Santo Corporale and…
Florence’s clay is a different kind of souvenir. This traditional clay modeling class gives you the step-by-step feel of how classical sculpture starts, in a real local atelier setting. I especially like that you work with water-based clay and learn…
Florence can swallow your time, but this tour keeps it tight and focused on how the Medici family shaped the city. I especially like the guaranteed entry to the New Sacristy and the small-group format, which makes it easier to…
Great wine, serious education, and vineyards. I love how the guided cellar walkthrough traces organic winemaking from grape selection to barrel aging and bottling. I also love that the tasting happens on a panoramic terrace above the vines, so every…
Somehow, this tasting feels secret. Right in Arezzo’s historic-center zone, you get a small-group wine ritual that mixes Chianti tasting with Borgunto’s truffle-forward food. I love the way the whole thing plays between old-school aromas and a straightforward, friendly explanation…
That valley view hits fast. This Old Town guided walk in Orvieto is built for people who want more than a photo stop. You’ll move through streets of tuff stone, time your gaze from medieval squares to the surrounding hills…
Florence feels different when you’re chasing light. This family Polaroid tour turns the usual walk through the historic center into a hands-on photo scavenger hunt. You’ll snap instant pictures with a Polaroid camera and take home eight photos, while your…
Tower views start the story fast. This half-day trip sends you from Florence to San Gimignano and back in a luxury van, with a driver escort who gives real context for what you’re seeing. You’ll hear how this place earned…
Bologna, solved one clue at a time. I like how this quest turns the city into a puzzle trail you can do at your own speed, and I also like the offline-friendly app so you’re not hunting for Wi-Fi. One…
Gelato education beats guessing. This gelato crawl in Bologna turns snack time into a quick tasting lesson, with stops that show how classic and more modern gelato styles can taste different. You’ll also get city context as you walk, so…
Cortona has a way of stopping you. This private 3-hour walking tour is built for exactly that: you move through Cortona’s historical center while a guide ties the town’s Etruscan roots to the buildings you’re seeing today. I like how…
Cooking in a real Bologna home is different. You get a certified home cook, a workstation set up with utensils and ingredients, and three authentic regional recipes you make and then eat at the table with wine. I love the…
Chocolate valley smells amazing. In Tuscany’s Val di Nievole, this guided stop inside Tuscani Cioccolato gives you a real bean-to-bar look at how cocoa turns into chocolate, right on site. I like how the guide breaks down the machines and…
A quiet hum replaces engine roar. This is one of those Tuscany tours that feels like a day with a local friend—slow, scenic, and genuinely fun, thanks to the Ape Calessino open-air ride and a proper winery lunch. Two things…
