FLORENCE
3126 Tours Reviewed
Lucca cooking feels like family time. This Cesarine class puts pizza and tiramisù right at the center, taught in a selected local home instead of a classroom. You get a small-group vibe with the warmth of a real household, plus…
You’ll smell Tuscany before you even start. This pasta-making class at Tenuta Guardastelle turns a winery visit into a real, hands-on food day: make dough for tagliatelle, learn a classic ragù approach, and finish with chicken cacciatore and chocolate lava…
Tuscan truffles turn the forest into a classroom. This 5-hour day trip mixes a hands-on hunt with an honest farm-to-table-style lunch in the hills, plus the small details that make the tradition feel real. I like the hands-on truffle hunting…
That first pedal push feels surprisingly easy. This short countryside bike tour trades big-city noise for real Mugello pace, with time to walk, taste, and learn without rushing. You’ll start in Vicchio, roll through countryside around ancient churches, and finish…
Two tastes of Tuscany, plus horseback views. This tour strings together three things that feel very Tuscan: 1 hour horseback riding through the rolling hills, a guided walk in San Gimignano with those famous towers, and a winery stop for…
Chianti tastes better when you are not driving. This 7-hour private tour takes you from your hotel into the Chianti Classico world, with a guide, tastings, and the medieval buzz of San Gimignano. You start with pickup and hop into…
David hits different in person. This private Accademia Gallery tour is a focused, high-impact way to see Florence’s Renaissance art in about 1.5 hours. I love how quickly you get to Michelangelo’s David in the Tribuna, and I also love…
Pasta you make yourself tastes different. This morning class in Florence has you shaping fresh dough and learning classic Tuscan methods in an old tower-house kitchen, then tasting your work with Chianti pairings. I especially like the hands-on pasta focus…
Lucca has a slow, confident rhythm, and this small-group highlights tour helps you catch it fast. You start at Saint Maria Gate and move through the city’s most recognizable corners with an expert guide, including how Piazza Anfiteatro became that…
Cortona is small, but it packs a punch. This guided walk is a practical way to see the town’s medieval center and Etruscan bones without wandering in circles. I especially love how the tour connects landmarks like the Palace of…
Florence hits different from the dome. This private Brunelleschi’s Dome tour is built for one thing: getting you inside the Duomo complex smoothly, then up to the top for the best views. I like that you’re guided with radio headsets,…
Saffron lunch meets biodynamic farming in Tuscany. This private experience at Podere La Marronaia is built around the connection between how grapes and olives are grown and what ends up on your plate. You start with a clear introduction to…
Bologna can feed you fast. This private food tour is built around La Grassa, so you’re not just watching the city—you’re eating your way through Emilia-Romagna with a local host who tailors the plan to you. I like that you…
Florence can feel like ten museums at once. This tour strings together the biggest hits with a smart walking route: Michelangelo’s David in the Accademia, then the Uffizi’s Renaissance heavyweights, plus key sights around the Duomo and Piazza della Signoria.…
Florence can be noisy. This tasting experience slows everything down. You’ll meet your guide at Formaggioteca Terroir, a serious cheese shop in central Florence (and in 2023 it won Best Cheese Bar at the Italian Cheese Awards). In about 1.5…
