FLORENCE · DESTINATION
190 Tours Reviewed
Siena feels like a time machine. This private outing from Florence mixes medieval Italy with a door-to-door pickup, plus a relaxed drive through the Chianti hills. You get real guidance from a fluent English-speaking driver, and in past days, guides…
A real-life truffle hunt beats most food tours. In the Tuscany countryside near Volterra, you walk through oak woods with an expert truffle hunter and a trained dog, learning how the hunt works and why truffles still matter to local…
A fresh start in a small Tuscan kitchen. This Vegan Tuscan Cooking Class pairs hands-on cooking with tastings that feel very local, in San Gimignano. You’ll learn how to make fresh handmade vegan pasta, then sit down to enjoy the…
If your Tuscany day starts with a long drive, this one starts smarter. The focus here is a full-day run from Florence through Chianti wine country, with two winery visits and time built in to enjoy hill towns and vineyards…
If you want Tuscany that feels hands-on, this is a strong pick. I like how the meal is tied directly to what the farm grows, with a biodynamic farming intro before you sit down. I also like the EVO oil…
If you like wine with a story, this fits. It’s a family-run winery visit outside Florence, where you tour the cellars and then taste four Tuscan wines paired with two sheep’s milk pecorino-style cheeses. One standout for me is how…
Chianti feels different on a Vespa. This private ride out of Florence pairs automatic-gear scooter fun with a hands-on winery stop, so the day is more than sightseeing. I love how easy it is to start moving with the automatic…
If you like Tuscany best when it moves, this one works. This private Florence-to-Chianti trip strings together big scenery moments and classic hill towns in one long, smooth day. I especially like the way it starts at Piazzale Michelangelo for…
Tuscan hills on horseback sounds like a movie scene. This half-day ride focuses on real countryside—woods, valleys, small towns, and time on Montieri Hill—without feeling rushed. I especially like the small group size (up to 4) and the way they…
Cooking in Chianti feels like a family visit. This private morning centers on meeting Giorgia and Luigi at their Radda in Chianti farmhouse, starting with wine and olive oil on the patio before you cook a full Italian meal together.…
Chocolate valley smells amazing. In Tuscany’s Val di Nievole, this guided stop inside Tuscani Cioccolato gives you a real bean-to-bar look at how cocoa turns into chocolate, right on site. I like how the guide breaks down the machines and…
A quiet hum replaces engine roar. This is one of those Tuscany tours that feels like a day with a local friend—slow, scenic, and genuinely fun, thanks to the Ape Calessino open-air ride and a proper winery lunch. Two things…
Dinner with opera? It’s a surprisingly great idea. This 3.5-hour evening pairs a hands-on Tuscan cooking class in a beautiful 1600s villa with a real live opera performance during your meal, set in the countryside near Florence. I like the…
Florence feels like a warm-up act. This 3-day Tuscany plan strings together Pisa and Cinque Terre plus a Chianti wine day with guided night walking and a proper aperitivo, all in a small group. I love that it’s built around…
Cooking in the Chianti countryside is more than a meal. It’s a 3-hour, private class at Agriturismo Le Bonatte where you’ll cook a full Tuscan menu, taste local products, and leave with recipes you can actually use at home. The…
