FLORENCE
2280 Tours Reviewed
Dinner comes to your door. This private cooking class puts a pro, Antonella La Macchia, in your own Florence rental kitchen. I love the private chef setup because it saves you the stress of getting to (and from) a fixed…
This pasta class feels like you’re visiting a friend with flour on the counter. You cook in Giacomo Pratellesi’s home in Scandicci, away from the usual city-center churn, and you’ll spend about three hours making lunch from scratch. I love…
Sunset on horseback is pure magic. This easy, small-group ride takes you from the La Cartuja Equestrian Center toward the Certosa di Calci, with sunset views built into the route and a calm return walk along a stream at dusk.…
Three hours in the Duomo complex feels like magic. This VIP private tour is built for time and meaning: you get priority access into the cathedral area, a private art historian guide to connect what you see to what it…
That pasta-and-sauce evening feels like a real invite. This private market tour and cooking class in Bologna with Giovanna C turns you from spectator into participant: you shop for seasonal ingredients, head back to her kitchen, and learn how a…
Florence by bike turns a long list of sights into a simple day plan. You start at the central office, grab a city bike, water, and a map, then pedal through the historical center at your own pace. It’s a…
Handmade pasta always feels like magic. This Firenze in Tuscany cooking class keeps it simple and practical: you make fresh pasta by hand, create a dessert together, taste two wines (red and white), and then eat everything you cooked. I…
This dome lesson comes without the climb. The whole point is no-climb sightseeing: you get a private guided run through the Duomo Complex with radio headsets, but you don’t tackle the usual stairs and height. I especially like two things:…
Florence wakes up fast with food in hand. This small-group walk mixes classic Tuscan flavors with everyday city life: coffee, market street snacks, organic wine, Florentine biscuits, and a final ice cream moment. I love how it starts in Piazza…
San Gimignano looks perfect on a postcard, and it still surprises you in person. This small-group day trip pairs UNESCO-listed San Gimignano with a countryside winery stop, where you taste wine and olive oil and eat as part of the…
Four hours. One tiny car. Big Chianti vibes. This tour is interesting because it mixes vintage Fiat 500 charm with the kind of countryside you came to see—just outside Florence, rolling through the Chianti hills with a driver and guide.…
If you like hands-on learning, this is for you. In Florence, this workshop teaches art in a very practical way: you do the work, step by step, using techniques linked to masters from Tuscany and beyond. You pick one creative…
Florence turns into a puzzle in three hours. I like how this private walk ties Dan Brown’s Inferno to real Florence places, using the story thread of Robert Langdon to guide you step by step. You’ll get to focus on…
Chianti wine has a way of slowing the day down fast. This small-group outing mixes two guided winery visits with town-and-castle photo stops, so you get both tastings and real places to walk. I especially like the capped size, because…
Three wines, one hillside afternoon. This is a tight, well-paced luxury wine tasting near Bologna that pairs each pour with local food. You start with a guided walk in the winery’s barrel room, so the tasting isn’t just about sipping—it’s…
