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190 Tours Reviewed
Wine tastes better where it grows. This is a guided trip at Podere Casanova Montepulciano that pairs a cellar walkthrough with a meal set right among the vines. You’ll eat and taste with the Tuscan hills, olive groves, and woods…
Chianti hits different when you can feel the breeze. This is a Florence day trip built around open-top driving and small-group time in the Chianti hills, with tastings and village stops guided in English (often with Firas leading the way).…
Sterling silver, made by hand in Tuscany. In four hours with artisan Dörthe Lütkemeyer, you melt, solder, and shape your own piece step-by-step in her air-conditioned workshop, with a private lesson that adapts to your group. I love the hands-on…
Two towns, two tastings, one long day. This small-group tour is a smart way to see southern Tuscany from Florence without arranging transport on your own. I especially like the winery tastings (including Nobile di Montepulciano and Brunello di Montalcino)…
Balloons over Chianti are pure magic. This Chianti Valley flight gives you an easy, expert-led way to see vineyards, olive groves, castles, and small hill towns from above, with a safety briefing before you take off. I also like that…
Tuscany has a new speed limit. This small-group Vespa tour gets you out of the usual Florence-to-winery loop and into the Chianti region near San Gimignano on a classic scooter. You’ll trade waiting for buses with the kind of day…
A short walk, then the good stuff. This wine and olive oil tour at Villa La Ripa pairs guided winery time with tastings in a classic Tuscan setting near Arezzo. It’s a tight, well-paced experience that fits nicely between town…
Tuscany tastes better at the source. This farm-to-table day takes you from Florence to San Miniato by train, then into the gardens and kitchens of an organic hilltop estate. You’re not just watching food happen—you help gather ingredients and cook…
Twisting roads. Big views. Solid wine. This full-day outing from Siena layers two hill towns—Pienza and Montepulciano—with winery stops and time to wander at your own speed. I like that you get both the food-and-wine side (including lunch and tastings)…
Want to cook like a local in 5 hours? This experience pairs a hands-on Tuscan cooking class with a walk through Piazza San Lorenzo’s market so you start with real ingredients, not store-bought guesses. You’ll hand-pick seasonal items with your…
Wine tasting in a Tuscan hilltop bar. At Tenuta Torciano near San Gimignano, you sip through Tuscan red and white wines while taking in wide views over the wine country. I love the hands-on olive oil and balsamic tasting, and…
Picture Lucca, then picture vines. This short tour trades city streets for a real taste of Tuscan countryside, with a local guide explaining how wine connects to the area while you ride out together. I love the small-group feel (max…
There are wine tours, and then there’s this one. I like that this Chianti tasting is anchored in a 12th-century villa at Fattoria San Pancrazio, not just a quick stop at a modern tasting room. You get the full rhythm…
If you like countryside walks with a story, this one hits. The Via Francigena is a centuries-old pilgrimage route, and you’ll hike through vine-and-olive country toward the walled town of Monteriggioni, where you finish with a guided wine tasting. Two…
Tuscany is better when you control the pace. This private trip lets you roll out of Florence with a driver, ride in a Mercedes with A/C and WiFi, and spend real time roaming medieval streets on your own. You get…
