FLORENCE · DESTINATION
190 Tours Reviewed
Fresh pasta class in the Tuscan hills keeps your hands busy. This experience takes you to a working farmhouse where you’ll learn traditional techniques, cook with farm ingredients, and finish with the meal you made alongside Diacceroni wine. I especially…
Chianti on an e-bike beats city tour. I love how this day turns Florence into a backdrop, not your whole trip. You start in the quieter Oltrarno area, then glide out toward the Chianti hills on e-bikes with plenty of…
Hills make this day worth it. This Florence-to-Chianti bike tour is all about getting out of the usual sightseeing loop and into working Tuscan countryside, with quick viewpoint stops plus a proper winery lunch. It runs with a small group…
One day, three UNESCO hits, lots of wine. This guided small-group tour from Florence strings together Siena, the Chianti hills, San Gimignano, and Pisa in a single long day, with a real focus on sights you can actually see and…
A slow lunch in Tuscany can feel like a reset button. This one is set among the vine rows at Tenuta Torciano Wines Private Reserve, with a serious view of hills, olive groves, and oak forest while you eat and…
Follow the dogs into truffle country. This two-hour experience in the woods outside Siena is all about learning how truffles are found and then seeing the payoff—when the “precious” truffles come up from the earth. I love the hands-on truffle…
Three hours, and your table skills level up. This San Gimignano class is built for hands-on food lovers, starting with a traditional Tuscan dessert and flowing through bruschetta, then handmade pasta. I love the small group size (up to 6)…
Chianti on an electric bike feels oddly easy. This 7-hour E-bike tour strings together Florence’s best hillside views and a real working wine-and-farm lunch, so you get countryside time without turning the day into a leg workout. Two things I…
Tuscany by eBike beats the usual car-rush. This guided ride from Castiglion Fiorentino is built for real movement through the valley—pedal-assist bikes help you glide up gentle and steep-ish sections without turning the day into a suffer-fest. I like that…
Tuscany cooks differently when you’re in the kitchen. This Arezzo class puts you at work in a semi-professional setup, guided in English by Chef Fabrizio as you make a full meal and then eat it with local wines. Menus shift…
That first sunrise glow hits different. This is a VIP hot air balloon flight over Tuscany with a real sense of float and calm. You rise as high as 2,000 feet, then drift on the breeze over cypress-studded hills, vineyards,…
Wine and olive oil, one hour of heaven. This private meal in San Gimignano is set in a historic Vernaccia vineyard at Podere la Marronaia, with views of the town towers. You visit the vineyard and farm first, then you…
This kitchen feels like family. At La Quercia Estate in Impruneta, just outside Florence, Margherita and her mother Veronica lead a small-group, hands-on cooking class where you make a five-course Tuscan lunch with garden-fresh ingredients. You start with tea or…
Pedal out of Florence, gently. This 2.5-hour Florence & Tuscany e-bike ride is one of the smartest ways to see Tuscan countryside without turning your day into a leg workout. You glide past the 13th-century walls at Porta Romana, then…
Florence from a bike saddle hits different. This full-day ride gets you out into the slower pace of the Tuscan countryside, with panoramic stops and a real farm visit built into the day. You’ll also get a chance to see…
