FLORENCE
551 Tours Reviewed
Florence to a winery dinner. That’s the fun part. This experience pairs a wine-tasting and pairing class with a 4-course Tuscan meal, all set in the hills around San Gimignano with vineyard views, olive groves, and forests of oak. I…
Time moves differently at this winery. Buccelletti Casali e Cantina is a boutique, family-run estate in the Valley of Chio near Castiglion Fiorentino, and the whole place feels built for conversation, not crowds. I like that it’s women-led and that…
Florence can feel like sensory overload. This day trip gives you a calm, planned way to see it all. I love that you get a private setup in a comfy Mercedes, so the pace is yours and you’re not stuck…
Truffle hunting makes a great day trip. This one strings together the real countryside around Florence with a forager-led search, a truffle-based lunch, and a Vinci stop built around Leonardo da Vinci. You get a full 10 hours with transport,…
Florence has a side you can’t see from a bus. This bike ride turns the historic center into a slow, fun scavenger hunt for the city’s wine windows—small street-level openings on old palaces used to sell wine. I especially like…
Tower views and wine make it special. This private honeymoon-style day ties together three big Tuscan hits: the medieval towers of San Gimignano, a guided Chianti wine stop with a castle cellar tour, and a scenic Florence payoff from Piazzale…
Pasta by hand, Chianti in view. This is a private, 7-hour day in a family home on Tuscany’s hills, where you cook a full menu and then eat what you made, with estate wines in good company. I especially like…
San Gimignano tastes better in your own kitchen. This hands-on Tuscan cooking class pairs real, step-by-step food instruction with a winery tour, so you’re learning and eating in the same afternoon. I love how the class is taught by local…
Wine hills, good glasses, easy pace. This guided day is built around Montalpulciano’s wine culture and the countryside that surrounds the medieval town. You’ll visit 3 wineries, learn how classic Tuscan bottles are made, and taste two of the area’s…
Pisa and Tuscany in one day is a great setup. You get a classic photo moment at the Leaning Tower of Pisa, then trade city streets for Tuscan vineyards and olive groves with a winery lunch and wine tasting. I…
One day, and you feel like you left Florence. This Chianti region hike is built for people who want rural Tuscany without renting a car: you get private transport to Montespertoli, a private guide who explains what you’re walking through,…
Brunello day trips are a whole vibe. This one pairs a sommelier-guided winery visit with a scenic drive through the Val d’Orcia UNESCO area, plus time to wander the hill town of Montalcino. You’ll start from your hotel lobby at…
Food is the fastest way to understand Bologna. You start at Piazza Re Enzo, then walk through markets and artisan shops before cooking in a real Cesarina home with other food lovers. You’re not just watching—your plate is part of…
Montalcino turns wine talk into an all-day plan. You get a small-group format, a long van ride through Tuscany, then hands-on time meeting winemakers and touring cellar spaces. I especially liked the two-winery cellar visits, because you see where the…
Florence makes more sense when you walk it. This combo tour strings together the city’s biggest visual landmarks with clear, story-driven commentary, then caps it with a guided wine tasting. I especially liked the small-group size and the radio headset,…
