FLORENCE · DESTINATION
190 Tours Reviewed
Wine and lunch in Montalcino feel personal. In a small group limited to 10, you tour a carefully renovated organic cellar at Wine Resort Colsereno, then step out for panoramic views among the vines. I especially love the hot homemade…
Two days, one very good pedal. This 2-day e-bike Tuscany tour is built for people who want the Chianti Classico hills without turning it into a workout punishment. You’ll move through classic Tuscan towns and countryside stops, then sleep in…
That first hill out of Florence feels like a reset. This half-day e-bike tour takes you from the quieter streets of Oltrarno into the surrounding countryside for big views, small lanes, and a food-and-wine break that actually matches the region.…
Chianti starts with a road trip. This private Florence to Chianti day runs you along the Cassia Vetus ancient route, then slows down for medieval villages and a proper estate meal. You’ll see the hills, vineyards, and olive groves up…
Chianti feels close to Florence for a reason. This laid-back afternoon loop takes you past vineyard roads and into two family-run wineries with real countryside views. You start at Piazzale Montelungo, hop on a comfortable GT coach, and spend the…
Some days in Tuscany are made for small adventures. This private tuk-tuk outing turns Chianti vineyards into something you can actually explore slowly, with scenic stops and a local guide sharing what matters about wine country. Then you’ll cap it…
Design wine on a sea-sky terrace. This Ripalte Design Winery tour pairs real Island of Elba flavors with a rare setting: a 1000-acre private property and a design cellar created by architect Tobia Scarpa. I especially like that you learn…
Siena turns sparkling wine into a lesson. At Enoteca Perlage, you get a guided tasting that focuses on how Tuscan grapes become bubbles, not just what tastes good. I like that an expert wine educator keeps things clear and conversational,…
You can learn olive oil fast, and it still feels fun. SuprEvo (Museo dell’olio) turns a short visit into a full story of olives to oil, with 360° projection and hands-on tasting. It’s aimed at people who want something more…
Florence has plenty of pasta lessons. This one is different because you get hands-on work in a modern professional kitchen while learning the why behind the dough, not just the steps. You’ll arrive, meet the chef in the kitchen, and…
Tuscan wine towns can feel like a blur. This one is built to keep them practical and together. You’ll start in Florence, ride out in a luxury minivan, then spend the day bouncing between hill towns and wine country with…
That first climb sets the tone. This Tuscany Hills Bike Tour sends you out of Florence and into the Chianti Classico hills for a full, hands-on day. You’ll pedal past vineyards and olive groves, stop for viewpoints, and finish with…
Fresh pasta. Real kitchen. Real Florence. This hands-on traditional Tuscan cooking class takes place in Patrizia’s home, so you’re not bouncing between attractions—you’re learning how the meal comes together. I love that it’s built for all levels, with clear guidance…
A car, a driver, and three classic Tuscan stops. That’s the appeal here: you’re not stuck on a rigid bus route, and you get to set your own pace as Florence turns into hill towns and wine country. I especially…
This day mixes horse riding with a serious olive oil tasting. You get out of Florence fast, into the Chianti hills, where you can feel the countryside instead of just seeing it through a bus window. I like that the…
