FLORENCE
2220 Tours Reviewed
These gardens are the quiet side of Florence. What makes this tour work is the way it blends Medici-era landscapes with art-filled terraces and that slow-breathe feeling you only get when you’re out of the street traffic. I like that…
Bologna has a talent for storytelling. This self-guided audio walk strings together the city’s key landmarks and local legends, with offline audio that moves you from one stop to the next. You follow a path that starts at Porta Galliera…
This is a photo day that actually listens to the light. In the Bologna hills, photographer Francesco Fanti drives you through rolling countryside and quieter medieval pockets, then slows way down so you can get the shot you came for.…
This tour is all about Tuscany flavor in a tight, two-hour format, starting outside among the vines and ending with a real food pairing. I like that you’re not just handed a glass. You get the why behind the wine,…
Chianti is a very easy place to fall for. This small-group day trip takes you into the vine-covered hills outside Florence, with cellar visits and tastings that teach you how Chianti wines are made and named. You also get those…
Make jewelry from sea bone in Florence. It’s a hands-on workshop where Federico teaches an ancient casting method, and you get to carve your own mold, then watch silver appear fast. I love how practical it feels, and how quickly…
Hot springs are a great cruise-day escape. This private outing takes you from the Civitavecchia cruise port to Saturnia’s outdoor thermal waters in Tuscany, with time to actually soak and reset. I like that the plan builds in real relaxation…
Chianti on a scooter beats the usual tour. You steer an electric Vespa through rolling vineyards with a phone app that gives turn-by-turn guidance, so you can stop when the view hits. I love the freedom to explore at your…
Florence looks better at cart speed. This private golf cart tour strings together the city’s top visual hits with an English-speaking guide, using short stops so you can cover more ground without wearing out your legs. It’s also built around…
Florence rewards curiosity. This 2-hour Secrets of the City walk is built for people who want more than the usual monuments-and-photos loop. I like how the guide steers you through the historical center to places you might miss on your…
Florence can feel chaotic right after landing. This private arrival transfer makes the first hour easier, with up to 60 minutes free waiting and an air-conditioned ride to your hotel area. It is built for one simple goal: get you…
Uffizi is crowded. This private Uffizi Express tour is built around one thing you’ll feel immediately: your guide books the entry in advance so you can use express entrance and start seeing the museum without getting stuck in the worst…
A day in Montalcino is already a good idea. This private plus wine tasting tour turns that scenic setting into a hands-on, guided look at how Brunello di Montalcino is made, tasted, and paired with classic Tuscan food. I like…
Food lessons on a real farm beat theory. This 3-hour Tuscan cooking class focuses on seasonal, local ingredients and practical steps you can actually repeat later. I especially like the no-nonsense, hands-on guidance that gets you working quickly, and the…
Flour on your hands and wine on your table. This Siena cooking class is interesting because you’re not just watching a show, you’re making fresh pasta from scratch and then eating a full Tuscan dinner that same way. I really…
