FLORENCE
551 Tours Reviewed
Florence sings through its streets and wine. What makes this experience work is the mix of major sights plus guided stories—quick stops at Florence’s best-known squares, then an end with wine tasting and snacks in a real local setting. I…
Balsamic vinegar and Ferrari energy in one day. This private Florence-to-Modena trip mixes two passions—food craft and car culture—so you understand the tastes and the icons before you run out of day. I especially love the way the day centers…
Florence tastes better on foot. In 1.5 hours with My Green Tour, you’ll walk past major sights like Florence Cathedral and Basilica di San Lorenzo while sampling everything from freshly baked focaccia to pecorino and cold cuts. I like that…
Four wheels, Tuscany, and instant good mood. This private vintage Fiat 500 tour turns a half-day in Florence into a full-on country escape, with the kind of winding hill roads and photo pauses you don’t get on bigger group trips.…
Wine time in Tuscany, made simple. Fattoria Sorbaiano is a working farm in Montecatini Val di Cecina (DOC Montescudaio) where you get a guided walk and tasting in about an hour—enough to feel local, without dragging your day. What makes…
Flour, fun, and serious wine. This candlelit pasta masterclass in Bologna pairs hands-on cooking with a guided organic wine tasting served through the meal. I like the format: you learn how to make classic Bolognese pasta dough and shape three…
Florence tastes better with a plan. This 5.5-hour guided food-and-culture walk strings together iconic sights with real eating stops, so you’re moving through the city while your guide explains what you’re actually tasting. Expect scenic viewpoints, monuments like the Baptistery…
Brunello in one packed afternoon. This Siena to Montalcino wine outing is built for people who want the real deal: a minivan ride with commentary, then two winery tastings that focus on Brunello’s Sangiovese roots. I like the small size…
Tenuta Torciano makes wine feel easy. This 1-hour class is built for beginners, so you get a guided walk through four wines plus olive oil and balsamic without needing a wine vocabulary. The winery also gives you that big Tuscany…
That rooftop view changes the whole mood. This Bologna wine tasting puts you on a panoramic terrace with rooftops stretching toward the city’s famous towers, not in a stuffy cellar room. You’ll taste three local DOC wines while a local…
Florence can be loud. This experience slows it down. What I like about Florence: Painting and Wine is the pairing of two things that usually stay separate: step-by-step acrylic painting and a proper wine tasting. You’re guided through the process…
Chianti tastes better when the hills roll by. This afternoon tour takes you from Florence into the Chianti countryside for vineyard views, small-town wandering, and winery time where you can taste the region at a relaxed pace. You’ll ride out…
Chianti by e-bike beats the usual tour bus. This ride starts outside Florence in San Donato, so you skip much of the city traffic grind, then you pedal into the hills toward Chianti. You’ll get big views over the Val…
Dinner in San Gimignano feels like a secret. I love the countryside view and the way Chianti shows up at the right moment with your meal. One thing to consider: language can vary by host, so if you booked for…
A drive into Chianti is the real mood. This semi-private tour trades Florence crowds for rolling Tuscan countryside and a guided look at how wine and olive oil actually get made. I especially like the pairing of two vineyard visits…
