FLORENCE
3126 Tours Reviewed
Tiny pasta, serious craft. This Bologna tortellini masterclass is built around one big idea: you don’t just watch pasta being made, you shape and fill your own tiny parcels in a real local kitchen. I love that it’s hands-on from…
Florence does gelato right. This hands-on class teaches you how an authentic Italian gelato and fruit sorbetto are built, step by step, with a Maestro Gelataio guiding you. You’ll make two flavors—one dairy-based ice cream and one water-based fruit sorbet—then…
One museum can set the tone for all of Renaissance Italy. This Uffizi guided tour gives you a guided walk through the gallery’s big-name works, plus the stories behind them, without trying to cover everything in one go. You’ll start…
Chianti turns into a real education when you go smaller. This private 7-hour tour is set up for an intimate two-winery comparison, with an expert guide and time to actually look at how the wine is made. I especially like…
Florence’s hills make this ride feel like a movie set. This self-guided e-bike tour uses a GPS route to get you out of the city and into the Chianti countryside at your own pace, with planned stops that mix views,…
San Gimignano wine, no fuss. This short tasting at Tenuta Torciano feels relaxed but focused, set in a historic open-lounge room where you sample wines tied to Chianti and other Tuscan regions. I like that it’s built around real labels…
Black diamonds hide in real dirt. This half-day outing turns Assisi’s area into a living food lesson, starting with a forest walk led by a private hunter and trained dogs. I especially love the truffle-hunting dog experience, because you’re not…
A good pour can change your whole day. At Castello di Bossi you get a calm, countryside tasting experience focused on the winery’s own wines, served alongside simple food that actually helps you notice the differences. I like the beautiful…
David has a way of stopping you. This private Accademia Gallery tour is built around seeing Michelangelo’s David in real life, with priority entrance so you spend less time waiting and more time looking closely. In about 1 hour 15…
Five hours, three wines, and true Tuscan pace. This Brunello e-bike tour in the Chianti hills mixes an easy electric-bike ride with a proper wine stop at the Abbazia di Sant’Antimo. You’ll learn how Brunello-style winemaking works, then taste three…
Cars, museums, and factory doors open in one day. This is a top-speed tour of the Italian supercar universe, built around three brand museums plus a true factory visit in the Pagani workflow. I love how it mixes famous names…
Palio odds don’t depend on luck here. This Siena Palio walking tour turns the city into a living story, with you stepping into the world of the contrade and learning how the July and August races shape everyday civic life.…
Siena feels best when someone gives you the thread. This private family tour in Siena is built around the city’s key sights in about 2 hours, led by Roberta Marioni in English. You’ll move from the grand Duomo area down…
Two Tuscan wine towns in one long day. This private 9-hour experience links Montalcino and Montepulciano with a driver-guide who adds history and culture while you go. You start early from Florence, taste seriously good wine, and still make time…
David hits harder with context. This Florence tour is built around getting you into the Accademia Gallery fast and keeping you oriented once you’re inside. Two things I really like: guaranteed fast-track entry and headphones, which help you hear the…
