FLORENCE
406 Tours Reviewed
That is one hungry city, and this tour helps. Bologna is known as la Grassa, and walking with a chef is a smart way to connect the dots between the markets, the classics, and the little places you’d miss on…
Fresh pasta night in Bologna beats the usual tourist class. This one happens in a private chef’s home in a cozy AC-equipped apartment, and it moves at a fun, real-house pace from aperitivo through dessert. I especially like that you…
Vine and views in Assisi, in 90 minutes. This tasting with handmade food is set up for people who want more than a quick sip—there’s a guided look at vineyard life plus a walk in the vines with stunning city…
Chianti gets better when you’re not driving. This private full-day tour from Florence lets you ride out into the wine country with a dedicated driver, then spend your time where you want—Greve in Chianti, Montefioralle, and often a winery stop…
Chianti Classico day trips can feel cookie-cutter. This one stays flexible, thanks to a max of six people, and it focuses on the real rhythm of the wine towns—Siena to Chianti to Montalcino, with time to actually look around. You’ll…
Podere Pellicciano turns wine into a walkable story. This family winery near Lucca mixes a vineyard and olive-grove visit with a cellar look, then tops it off with tastings you can actually compare side by side. It’s the kind of…
A private day of cheese, wine, and big views. You’ll travel stress-free from Siena with private transportation and a guide who sets a relaxed pace through UNESCO Val d’Orcia, with frequent photo stops along the way. I especially like the…
Oltrarno tastes better than it looks. This 3.5-hour walk stacks five family-run stops, from aperitif bites and Chianti Classico to the famous bistecca alla fiorentina, ending with gelato. It’s one of those evenings where you keep learning what Florentines actually…
One hour. Three pours. Big Tuscany vibes. This Florence tasting keeps it simple and focused: a certified sommelier guides you through three classic Tuscan wines with food pairings, in a cozy stop you can fit into a busy day. I…
Food tastes better with a good guide. This 3.5-hour Florence food-and-wine walk strings together major sights and local bites, so you’re not spending your day hopping between separate tours. I love that the tastings and regional drinks are included, making…
Two wheels in Florence beats the slow grind. This Vespa chauffeur tour is built for fast, safe sightseeing, with quick stops at iconic viewpoints and a guide who explains what you’re seeing along the way. I love the way the…
Wine country moves fast from Florence. This day trip strings together three classic Tuscan zones—Chianti, Crete Senesi/Val d’Orcia, and the hill towns of Montalcino and Montepulciano—with stops that feel like you’re flipping through a postcard. You get guided tastings plus…
Forget crowded towns; here’s Chianti in a glass. This guided stop at Terre di Perseto is interesting because you get the full farm-to-table picture: a short winery and production tour, then a focused tasting of 4 wines plus their extra…
A day like this cuts through food-tour fluff. You get a real factory-to-cellar route across Emilia-Romagna, starting with Parmigiano Reggiano and ending with traditional balsamic vinegar tastings. I particularly love the way the day is built around hands-on guided production…
A short trip can still feel meaningful. This wine tasting at Tenuta Torciano Vineyards mixes a guided walk through the estate with a practical tasting lesson and a real food pairing. I like the family-led feel of the visit and…
