FLORENCE
551 Tours Reviewed
Towers, wine, and easy hills. This private e-bike outing takes you from the Tuscan countryside into San Gimignano, then continues on along the Via Francigena toward a nearby cellar for a guided tasting. You also get a light lunch and…
Chianti at golden hour, sorted for you. This small-group semi-private tour turns Florence into a quick gateway to the Chianti hills, with two winery tastings plus a big winery meal. I like that it’s easy to do without fuss—everything is…
Chianti days in Tuscany are best when they feel unhurried. This private tour hits the big views early, then settles into two winery visits with time to enjoy the region instead of rushing through it. I really like the private…
A great pizza starts with hands. This class turns dough-making into a focused, sensory lesson in central Florence, taught right in a real pizza lab atmosphere—wood smell, heat, tools, and all. I like that you don’t just watch; you make…
A Tuscan day with real flavor and views. This private route strings together Chianti countryside roads, medieval hill towns, and a hands-on stop for wine and food at a historic villa. You’ll get a walking tour in Siena, plus time…
Three wines, a garden, and real Tuscan calm. At Buccelletti Casali e Cantina in the Chio Valley, a boutique family winery run by women only, you taste limited wines not made for the mass market. Since 1625, the Buccelletti family…
Food and art in four hours can work. This tour is interesting because it pairs Tuscan tastings with the big visual hits of Florence, so you’re not doing food with zero context or sightseeing with zero snacks. I love that…
A long wine day with zero guesswork. This private tour strings together Montalcino, Montepulciano, and Pienza in about 9 hours, so you get real cellar time without spending your trip in transit. I especially like that you taste Vino Nobile…
Brunello goes down smoother with a private driver. This full-day 9-hour trip from Florence takes you through the green hills to the Brunello country around Montalcino, with a private Mercedes and live guide commentary as you visit cellars. I love…
Chianti tastes better when you are not fighting the roads. This private transport-only tour gives you a personal driver and an easy half-day route, with one full winery experience and a classic Florence photo stop. I like that it is…
Siena tastes like a local secret. This 1.5-hour walking experience pairs myths-and-medicina streets with serious flavor stops: you’ll try three gelato flavors from a Gambero Rosso–awarded shop and add Tuscan wine to the mix. I also like the small group…
Florence, minus the gluten worries. This is a private, closed-door gluten-free dinner in the chef’s home, built around a multicourse Tuscan menu and served in a small-group, family-style way. I like that you’re not just eating replacements. You’re getting classic…
Fall makes this vineyard tour extra special. This 3-hour outing in the San Gimignano area pairs a guided vineyard walk with a proper lunch or dinner and a sommelier-led wine tasting. It’s a great mix if you want scenery, but…
Two hours, and you eat like a local. Meet at the Assisi railway station, hop in a private vehicle, and head into the hills east of town to visit Tili Vini Società Agricola, one of the oldest organic wineries here.…
Six wines. One smart way to taste Tuscany. In Siena’s city center, this guided wine class is set up for learning fast: an English-speaking local expert helps you swirl, smell, and sip while you compare wines by aroma, body, persistence,…
