FLORENCE
406 Tours Reviewed
Siena and towers in one calm day. This private Florence outing strings together two of Tuscany’s most recognizable medieval towns, then adds a real winery meal and tasting near Siena. What makes it work is the pacing: you get independent…
Chianti moves fast. In eight hours you get countryside views, fortifications, and real wine talk in a small group setting. I love the combo of cellar tours plus tastings paired with a traditional Tuscan lunch with wine. The one drawback…
Umbria has a way of slowing you down fast. This tour is built for that mood: you ride through the countryside, taste at boutique wineries around Montefalco and Bevagna, and finish with an included Umbrian lunch you can actually savor.…
Horses and Chianti in one calm day. This tour is a smart escape from Florence: you trade city streets for a 1.5-hour horseback ride through vineyards and olive groves, then shift gears to a historic Chianti estate for wine, cellars,…
Hills make this day worth it. This Florence-to-Chianti bike tour is all about getting out of the usual sightseeing loop and into working Tuscan countryside, with quick viewpoint stops plus a proper winery lunch. It runs with a small group…
Cellars in Chianti beat wine bars. This Chianti wine and olive oil tasting at Fattoria Santo Stefano feels like stepping into real Tuscan production: you tour fermentation spaces, then see how wine aging in oak relates to what ends up…
One great lunch, lots of flavor lessons. This Chianti winery lunch at Poggio ai Laghi pairs a guided tasting with a full meal in an authentic Tuscan setting, so you’re not just drinking wine, you’re learning how the pieces fit…
Wine hits different when it comes with a walk. This downtown Bologna experience is built for a slow, friendly start to town: you stroll the center with a local wine expert, learn what matters about the Colli Bolognesi area, and…
Pisa packs a lot into a short walk. This Pisa guided tour connects the big UNESCO sights at Piazza dei Miracoli with real context, then rewards you with a Tuscan wine tasting afterward. I like that the Leaning Tower part…
Skip the crowded bus. This private Siena day drops you into Val d’Orcia with a guide who explains what you’re seeing and why it matters. I like that it feels flexible, not like a rushed checklist. Two things I especially…
Three hours, and your table skills level up. This San Gimignano class is built for hands-on food lovers, starting with a traditional Tuscan dessert and flowing through bruschetta, then handmade pasta. I love the small group size (up to 6)…
This day feels like two adventures. An ATV ride through Chianti countryside pairs with medieval villages and a proper winery stop, so your time never gets stuck in one mode for long. You’re riding through woods and vineyards, then switching…
Chianti on an electric bike feels oddly easy. This 7-hour E-bike tour strings together Florence’s best hillside views and a real working wine-and-farm lunch, so you get countryside time without turning the day into a leg workout. Two things I…
A medieval-tower day with wine. This small-group tour links two hill towns you see on postcards with a real Chianti tasting stop in between. You start from Lucca and spend the day with an expert leader, plus round-trip bus or…
Early mornings meet great cheese. This private 11-hour Emilia-Romagna day trip turns food you already know into something you can actually picture, from the parmigiano wheels in stagionatura to the vinegar barrels at an acetaia. I love that the day…
