FLORENCE
551 Tours Reviewed
First impressions: quiet Tuscany on wheels. This 5-hour e-bike tour is a great way to see Val di Chiana’s wheat fields and vineyards without doing the full workout. I love the off-traffic white gravel roads and the chance to ride…
Brunello day trips feel like a day off. This private tour takes you from your hotel in Florence or Siena in a Mercedes with a chauffeur, then out to Montalcino for wine tastings, winery visits, and a proper lunch built…
That first climb sets the tone. This Tuscany Hills Bike Tour sends you out of Florence and into the Chianti Classico hills for a full, hands-on day. You’ll pedal past vineyards and olive groves, stop for viewpoints, and finish with…
Food labels make more sense fast. This one-day trip from Florence turns famous flavors into real production steps, with stops built around Parmigiano Reggiano and balsamic vinegar. I like how you don’t just taste—you learn why Emilia-Romagna products are prized…
Brunello tasting, but make it food-first. This is a seated tasting in Montalcino that pairs six wines with specially made gourmet bites, inside a biodynamic winery setting at Corte Pavone. It’s designed to connect what’s happening in the vineyard with…
Vinci and Chianti in one smooth afternoon. I like how the plan pairs Vinci’s Leonardo da Vinci baptistery visit with a real Chianti wine tasting in a small, family-run setting. You get those big Tuscan views from the bus window,…
One day, three medieval moods. This tour strings together Siena’s big art and civic squares, San Gimignano’s tower views and shop-stops, and a Chianti winery experience in one smooth 10.5-hour day from Florence. You’ll ride in a small group (max…
Wine and lunch in a working vineyard. This Tenuta Torciano experience pairs a true outdoor garden meal with a guided tasting in San Gimignano’s wine country, with a vine-covered gazebo feel and farm-estate charm. You get a full course lunch,…
Olive oil, wine, and fresh pasta. In Tuscany, that combo feels almost too good to be real. This organic farm cooking class at the Il Fontanaro estate pairs hands-on cooking with tastings and big Tuscan views—so you’re not just learning…
That view hits different from a tuk-tuk. This 3-hour Siena tour mixes panoramic countryside driving with a real winery stop for Chianti Classico tasting. You’ll meet at San Domenico in Siena, hop into a quiet, 4-seat electric tuk-tuk, and spend…
San Gimignano looks perfect on a postcard, and it still surprises you in person. This small-group day trip pairs UNESCO-listed San Gimignano with a countryside winery stop, where you taste wine and olive oil and eat as part of the…
Four hours. One tiny car. Big Chianti vibes. This tour is interesting because it mixes vintage Fiat 500 charm with the kind of countryside you came to see—just outside Florence, rolling through the Chianti hills with a driver and guide.…
Chianti wine has a way of slowing the day down fast. This small-group outing mixes two guided winery visits with town-and-castle photo stops, so you get both tastings and real places to walk. I especially like the capped size, because…
Three wines, one hillside afternoon. This is a tight, well-paced luxury wine tasting near Bologna that pairs each pour with local food. You start with a guided walk in the winery’s barrel room, so the tasting isn’t just about sipping—it’s…
That first sip hits different. This small-group Vernaccia di San Gimignano wine tour blends classic Chianti reds with a focused tasting of Tuscany’s famous white, all within an easy day trip from Florence. I like that you’ll visit San Michele…
