FLORENCE · DESTINATION
81 Tours Reviewed
One-day Tuscany is a lot. This tour makes it feel doable. You’ll roll out of Florence early in a small Mercedes minivan (up to 8 guests) and hit the big names: Siena’s Palio square plus San Gimignano’s famous towers, then…
Vineyards look better from a saddle. This Siena horseback outing is built for real Tuscan scenery—rolling hills, vineyards, and olive groves—with guided commentary that turns a scenic ride into something you’ll actually remember. It’s a practical, small-group experience where the…
Chianti in half a day is the right kind of fast. I love the owner-led lesson on how wine and olive oil get made, and I love the Chianti hills you’ll ride through before you taste. You get that hands-on…
Short ride, big Florence payoff. Getting out of Oltrarno on a bike, you roll from city streets into quiet Tuscan hills fast, with guides who explain what you’re seeing along the way. I love the combo of extra-virgin olive oil…
Then it turns into a slow, scenic way to understand the Sienese countryside. This tour takes you out of town and onto working-feeling trails where you pass vineyards, olive groves, and river paths, guided by someone who points out what…
A perfect Tuscany sampler in one long day. From Florence, you ride with a small group and step into three different worlds: medieval Siena, rolling Chianti hills, and UNESCO-listed San Gimignano tower streets. I love the vineyard lunch here, because…
Tiny car, big Tuscany. A self-drive vintage Fiat 500 day turns the region into something you can steer, not just watch, with a convoy-style route from Scandicci into the countryside. I especially like the combination of the driving warm-up and…
A day trip that feels like two vacations in one. This Florence outing strings together Siena’s Gothic wow-factor, a family-run Chianti winery lunch with 6 tastings, and the medieval skyline of San Gimignano’s towers. I like that it’s organized enough…
Sunset in Florence hits different when food leads. This tour mixes classic Tuscan bites with hands-on drinks, then finishes with a real dinner in the hills. I love the step-by-step Negroni lesson, and I really look forward to the showy…
Wine time, right on Ponte Vecchio. This private session turns the usual Florence wine stop into a focused lesson in Tuscany, with you seated steps from the UNESCO-listed bridge. I love the tutor-led, personal feel, and I especially like the…
If you like wine with a story, this tour fits perfectly. It takes you out of busy Lucca and into the Colline Lucchesi countryside for a small-group day with two independent wineries. I like that you get face-to-face time with…
Food in Siena starts with one clever board. This 3-hour tour is a fast track to real Tuscan eating in the historic center, with a local guide who ties what you taste to how Siena works. I really like the…
Somewhere near Florence, you can make actual art. This small-group ceramics masterclass takes you to Montelupo’s working workshop world, then puts you at the wheel with master potter Salvatore, guided by Matteo and his family team. Two big things I…
Floating over Chianti at sunrise feels unreal. This balloon ride runs from the Chianti countryside near San Casciano in Val di Pesa, with a crew-led safety briefing and a pilot who talks you through what’s happening. I like that the…
Florence looks best when you leave it. This small-group e-bike ride strings together city views, quiet countryside roads, and slow food stops without tiring your legs out. You’ll start with the big skyline moment at Piazzale Michelangelo, then roll into…
