FLORENCE · DESTINATION
272 Tours Reviewed
Tuscany feels big and complicated. This tour keeps it simple. You get 70+ English narrated video stories built around art, history, and local culture across Tuscany and an in-depth run through Florence—so you can understand what you’re looking at without…
Leonardo and lunch in the same day? That works. This 8-hour Tuscany Leonardo da Vinci – Oil and Wine Discovery Tour pairs the story of Leonardo in his birthplace town with hands-on tastings and a proper Tuscan meal. It is…
Forget the autopilot. This self-tour lets you drive a vintage Fiat 500 (1965–1972) for the day, and it’s a fun way to experience Tuscany at a slow, human pace. I especially love the classic-car charm and the fact that you…
Four towns, one long Tuscany day. This private excursion packs Siena, Monteriggioni, San Gimignano, and Pisa into a single day, with Chianti countryside rides in between. I like the private driver and Wi‑Fi on board, because it turns a long…
Fresh pasta beats your average San Gimignano souvenir. In this San Gimignano cooking-and-wine experience, you get to work in a private home kitchen with a local host, making three classic pastas from scratch before sitting down for what you cooked.…
Brunello vines set the mood fast. I like how this evening mixes wine pairing with a straightforward, sit-down four-course Tuscan dinner, plus vineyard time connected to Brunello di Montalcino. If you get a driver like Salia, the ride itself can…
Sunset on two wheels beats museums. This private Tuscany ride takes you out of Florence into vineyard and olive-grove country, with a bike setup and safety talk first, then plenty of stops for photos as the sky turns gold. I…
Tuscany tastes better when you’re doing it on a panoramic terrace. At Podere Rondinaio near Vinci, this 3-hour evening pairs a guided tasting of three local wines with a Tuscan food dinner built to match the glass. I like that…
This is one of those Pisa day trips where the best moments happen off the main road. The setup is built around two real organic wineries, with cellar visits and tastings tied to how the wine is actually made, not…
Tuscany’s wine lesson starts in the vines. In Vinci, just a short hop from Florence, this visit at Fattoria Dianella 1 lets you walk the rows, then move into the cellar, and finish with a guided tasting led by a…
Art and dinner, in one room. This Tuscan cooking class in Florence pairs serious food skills with a seriously pretty art setting. You cook in Anna’s personal art space, and the whole experience is built around the idea that food…
Pastas with a view beat most tours. This Tuscan cooking class at Podere Spedalone mixes real farm-to-table ingredients with hands-on hand-rolled pasta and cantucci cookies, then rewards you with lunch where the food is the point. It’s also run in…
Beer education in a glass. This guided stop in Arezzo takes you through the basics of Italian craft beer at BVS Brewery, guided by the master brewer. You’ll hear how beer is produced, how flavors develop, and what ingredients like…
Floating over Tuscany changes your pace. This is a private hot air balloon flight that lets you see olive groves, vineyards, and historic estates from above, with a captain and crew who run things start to finish. I especially like…
A bike day with Tuscan wine stops. This guided e-bike outing takes you from Florence out into the Chianti countryside, where rolling vineyards, olive groves, and big sky views replace traffic and museum lines. I love that you get a…
