FLORENCE · DESTINATION
272 Tours Reviewed
Tuscany looks different when you drive into it. This guided outing from Florence is built for people who want big views without the hassle of renting a car. You’ll go with Marco Mannucci, in an air-conditioned vehicle, and you’ll stop…
A vintage Fiat 500 makes Tuscany a movie. I love the way this self-tour sends you out of Lucca quickly and keeps your day flexible. I also love the built-in highlights, like driving under the long Neoclassical Acqueduct of Nottolini…
Tuscan wine, without a long day. This one-hour Montepulciano wine tasting pairs a guided visit to the winery and its centuries-old cellar with tastings of 3 wines (including Vino Nobile di Montepulciano DOCG) and extra virgin olive oil from Fattoria…
Four hours can change how you eat pasta. At Monte Chiaro Estate in the vineyards of Tuscany, this class mixes handmade pasta lessons with an on-site dinner and organic wine pairing, all set in a small-group setting that feels more…
You start the day with Chianti in your hands, not on a map. This private hot air balloon ride lifts you gently over vineyards and olive groves around Bargino, near San Casciano in Val di Pesa, where the hills roll…
That first whiff of Tuscan cooking is the point. This 3-hour class takes you out of the usual Florence route to an organic farm setting where local chefs teach you traditional flavors with a home-kitchen feel. You start with a…
Livorno is your shortcut to medieval Tuscany. This private shore excursion puts Siena and San Gimignano on your day plan, then tops it off with a Chianti winery visit. You get a smooth, air-conditioned ride inland and enough time to…
Truffle hunting in Tuscany feels like real-life treasure spotting. This Florence-based tour pairs expert truffle guides with trained truffle dogs, so you’re not just tasting food—you’re learning how the hunt actually works. I also like the small-group setup, which makes…
Sunset in the Maremma hills feels like a reset. In this corner of Tuscany, you get an easy, romantic setup: a hilltop view (up to Monte Amiata), a cozy wooden StarsBOX for night-sky watching, and an outdoor aperitivo with natural…
Handmade pasta starts here. This Tuscan Cooking Class in Montefollonico is built around real technique, not just watching. You learn by doing, with local women guiding you through classic recipes and ending with the kind of tasting that feels like…
Pisa plus San Gimignano in one day is a clever formula. You get big-ticket sights without spending half your life figuring out trains and buses, and the drive is organized start-to-finish with private transportation from your Florence hotel. I especially…
Florence’s hills make this ride feel like a movie set. This self-guided e-bike tour uses a GPS route to get you out of the city and into the Chianti countryside at your own pace, with planned stops that mix views,…
Two Tuscan wine towns in one long day. This private 9-hour experience links Montalcino and Montepulciano with a driver-guide who adds history and culture while you go. You start early from Florence, taste seriously good wine, and still make time…
Pisa in one day is doable when the plan is tight and friendly. This small-group outing strings together Piazza dei Miracoli, Leonardo’s hometown of Vinci, and a family-run winery in the Chianti countryside without making you babysit maps all day.…
Food lessons on a real farm beat theory. This 3-hour Tuscan cooking class focuses on seasonal, local ingredients and practical steps you can actually repeat later. I especially like the no-nonsense, hands-on guidance that gets you working quickly, and the…
