FLORENCE
551 Tours Reviewed
Stepping into Bologna for wine is easier than you think. This private Italian red wine tasting mixes a short walk through the medieval Quadrilatero area with an expert-led pour-and-learn session that feels relaxed, not formal. You’ll start with a sparkling…
Bologna’s hills have a secret winery. Cantina Montevecchio Isolani is a historic stop in the Bolognese hills, designed for a small group (up to 10) and offered in English. It’s built around a real winery visit: learning how the wines…
Bikes and wine, just outside Lucca. This short ride mixes an easy cycling outing with real time in working countryside farms—olive oil, vineyard walks, and wine poured by people who do it every day. You get a guided group experience…
Wine day in Tuscany, done right. This full-day outing strings together the big-name wine regions around Florence with medieval towns and real cellar time, not just a quick stop-and-go. You’ll roll through Montalcino, Montepulciano, and Greve, sampling pours of Brunello,…
Fast cars, slow food, one smooth day. This is the kind of day trip that makes sense in Emilia-Romagna: you get two big automotive museums plus three guided food stops with tastings, all tied together with private transport. I like…
Wine and olive oil, just outside Assisi. In about two hours, you get a guided small group winery tour and tasting with a round-trip transfer from central Assisi, so logistics stay painless. You’ll also get the kinds of views that…
That brick kiln has serious age. If you want a quick, fun Tuscan wine moment without the pressure of a long day trip, this Lucca-area stop is built for exactly that. You’ll start with a guided look at how grapes…
If you like wine with less fuss, this works. This classic tasting at Corte Pavone Winery is built around a simple rhythm: short introductions, then time to taste at your own pace—indoors or on the terrace—with 6 wines served in…
This is the kind of Chianti escape that feels calm from the first minutes—vineyards, olive groves, and sunny hills waiting at Panzanello. You’ll get a private tasting of their organic wines, plus a winery visit where someone walks you through…
Pisa tastes like a party. This is an authentic, full dinner that rolls through 4 locations in about 3 hours, with 15+ tastings led by a certified sommelier and cheese expert. I love how the evening is built around real…
Florence and golf in one morning? That’s the twist. This private tour gives you 9 holes near the city and then treats you to a sommelier-led lunch with wine pairings, all guided by hosts Eduardo and Caterina. It’s a fun…
Cellar stories beat any wine brochure. This is a private organic wine tasting held right inside Fattoria di San Leo’s cellar spaces in Arezzo, where the hosts connect what you sip to what they’ve kept (and changed) over generations. I…
This San Gimignano winery tour turns wine making into a hands-on visit you can actually follow. You’ll head out a few steps from town to a family-run cellar and vineyards, then sit down for lunch built around tastings of Chianti…
Foggy day or sunny day, this works. An open-top van ride out of Florence turns the drive into part of the fun, with big countryside views and that feeling of wind in your hair. I especially like the two-part balance:…
Brunello here comes with the view, too. This private premium stop at Paradiso di Cacuci in Montalcino pairs a vineyard and cellar tour with a serious tasting lineup, including a four-vintage Brunello vertical. It’s interesting because you taste, then you…
