FLORENCE
3126 Tours Reviewed
One great day in Tuscany can change your whole trip. This private outing strings together San Gimignano’s towers and a true Chianti wine lunch in the hills, with multiple tastings built into the pace. You’ll ride through cypress-lined roads and…
Two Renaissance stops without the line drama. This ticket bundle pairs timed entry to both the Accademia and the Uffizi with a free smartphone app so you can move at your own speed and still know what to look for.…
Food in Montepulciano teaches fast. This guided walking tour is built for people who want their Tuscany in bite-size pieces: you’ll stroll the historic center, catch views as you move between stops, and then get guided tastings that connect local…
Seven pours, one relaxed family cellar. This small-group Montefalco visit is a slower, friendlier way to taste Umbrian wine than the big-coach crowd. I like that you get 7 wines in one sitting, not just a quick sip-and-run, and you…
Pisa rewards slow looking. This private walking tour strings together Pisa’s most important monuments in a smart order, so you’re not just taking photos—you’re understanding why the complex looks the way it does and what went on here over centuries.…
Pienza rewards slow walking. This private, roughly 2-hour stroll in Tuscany focuses on what makes Pienza special: the town’s architecture, the big plans of Pius II, and viewpoints over the Orcia Valley (UNESCO since 2004). It’s the kind of guided…
Florence changes when you see it from the Arno. I love how this is soft rafting instead of a rough-river stunt, and I love the way you get Ponte Vecchio views without fighting the usual crowds. One thing to consider:…
Chianti tastes better with good guidance. This half-day plan from Florence pairs a real Chianti Classico cellar visit with time in San Gimignano, so you’re not just driving past Tuscany—you’re tasting and looking closely. I like that you get a…
You will taste Umbrian herbs in a new way. This 1-hour tasting at Nonna Rana Country House mixes three artisan herbal liqueurs with a simple, clever idea: plants and spices taste best when you pair them with the right snacks.…
Sunset and a Vespa is a winning combo. This Tuscany sunset Vespa day pairs paved-road riding through vines and olive groves with a real medieval stop in San Gimignano, then ends with dinner and guided wine tasting at a Chianti-area…
Fresh pasta starts at a kitchen table. This Siena pasta-making class takes place in a local family home with a certified home cook (a Cesarina), and you’ll learn three regional pasta recipes while tasting everything you make with local wine.…
Food, fire, and good company—this class hits all three. Cooking in the hills of Florence without modern machinery, powered by wood fire, turns a simple pasta night into real, hands-on Tuscan cooking. It’s a 4-hour session where you learn by…
Two hours of art, then wine. This combo works because it doesn’t treat Florence like a checklist. You start at the Uffizi with a local guide, learn how the Medici turned an official building into a museum, and then you…
Something fun is waiting on the streets. This Bologna scavenger hunt turns a walk into a self-guided audio game, with GPS directions and riddles that push you to look at details you’d normally miss. I like that it’s built for…
Florence’s Duomo feels like a living science book. With this private tour, you’ll get a 5-star licensed guide to connect the dots between the Cathedral’s artwork, design, and even the meridian line used for old astronomy studies. You’re not just…
