FLORENCE
551 Tours Reviewed
Great food, smaller crowds, real craft. This private experience in San Gimignano pairs a winery visit with a hands-on tasting of organic and biodynamic wines, extra-virgin olive oils, and artisanal balsamic vinegar, all matched with a multi-course meal. I like…
Big days in Tuscany need smart pacing. This one strings together Volterra, San Gimignano, and wine country without the hassle of driving. I love how the day blends towns with actual local life: Roman ruins in Volterra, medieval towers in…
Organic wine tastes better when it’s explained. In Mugliano, just outside Arezzo, you’ll step into a working cellar and taste wines shaped by organic farming and hands-on, cellar-level know-how. I like that the experience stays practical and specific, down to…
If you want Tuscany that feels hands-on, this is a strong pick. I like how the meal is tied directly to what the farm grows, with a biodynamic farming intro before you sit down. I also like the EVO oil…
A full day of wine in the hills beats doing it on your own. This San Gimignano tour takes you into Montalcino for Brunello di Montalcino, with a scenic drive through Tuscany, a stop at the Fortezza di Montalcino, and…
If you like wine with a story, this fits. It’s a family-run winery visit outside Florence, where you tour the cellars and then taste four Tuscan wines paired with two sheep’s milk pecorino-style cheeses. One standout for me is how…
Wine here starts with the soil’s living world. This 3.5-hour Siena experience at Azienda Agricola La Lastra is built around how wine really happens, with a strong organic focus and explanations that stay clear even when the science gets interesting.…
This tour mixes three Emilia-Romagna icons with real factory time. I like that you get guided production lessons at a Parmigiano Reggiano dairy and an acetaia for traditional balsamic vinegar, not just a quick tasting stop. I also like the…
A day in the Bologna hills beats a standard tasting. You get two guided winery stops plus vineyard time and the view out over the countryside. What I like most is the hotel pickup with a personal driver, and the…
Secret cellars have a smell. This Florence-area stop is built around a real working private castle estate outside the city, with a walk through historic wine cellars and a guided tasting you can actually enjoy without studying wine first. I…
Florence gets delicious fast. This 2.5-hour walking tour strings together three things you actually want in the city: great views, major sights, and hands-on food and drink. You’ll start with a prime Ponte Vecchio viewpoint, then connect the city’s power…
A great day for wine and olive oil. This Chianti trip is packed with real tastes, not just photo stops, plus guidance that helps you understand what you’re actually drinking. I like the comfortable Mercedes ride (you’re not stuck in…
Chianti days can be deceptively simple. This one is built around two winery visits plus a long, scenic drive through classic Tuscan viewpoints. It’s also private, so your schedule and pace won’t get swallowed by a larger bus crowd. What…
Chianti, without the rental-car stress. This private half-day gives you a smooth Florence-to-Tuscany rhythm: rolling drives through the countryside, a stop in Greve in Chianti, and a proper tasting set at a historic estate. I like that it feels structured…
A dog finds buried treasure. This Florence day trip sends you to San Miniato for a guided truffle hunt in the woods, led by a professional hunter and a trained dog. You’re not just watching from a distance—this is real…
