FLORENCE
164 Tours Reviewed
A night in Bologna gets better when wine is on the route. This walk-through-city-center experience is built for real wine time: you meet, you move from enoteca to osteria, and you taste Colli Bolognesi wines with guidance from a local…
Pizza, gelato, and wine in Florence. This 3-hour, hands-on workshop is set in the heart of the city at a working Florentine pizzeria, where you learn dough technique, shape real toppings, and finish with your own gelato. You’ll also taste…
Pasta making feels like magic here. This hands-on Bologna class takes place in a typical home, where you learn dough, rolling, and filling for tagliatelle and tortellini (plus other local pasta styles) with host Irene guiding you step by step.…
That first hill feels like a victory. This Florence-to-Chianti e-bike tour turns a wine region day into an active ride: e-bikes handle the climbs, and the Chianti Classico stop gives you real context for what you’re tasting. I like that…
On a good day, Tuscany feels like a movie set. This trip focuses on the real stuff: Val d’Orcia scenery, family-run tastings, and three distinct towns where food is the point. You get to swap city streets for UNESCO-class countryside,…
Medici Florence is the kind of walk that changes how you see the city. This tour gives you a tight, story-led route through key Renaissance landmarks, including the Medici story and Florence’s power plays, not just postcard stops. I like…
Florence tastes better on foot. This Oltrarno and Santo Spirito food-and-wine walk strings together small local spots, so you go from regional cheese and bread to a Negroni you mix yourself and the classic Florentine steak. I love the tight…
Chianti turns into a story when you leave Florence by 4WD. This safari-style day pairs big views with real food and wine stops in the Chianti hills, with guide-led explanations along the way. You get the “how it’s made” angle,…
San Gimignano gets a wine upgrade. At Tenuta Torciano, you taste regional wines, Vernaccia di San Gimignano and Chianti, while the staff walks you through how grapes become bottles. It’s a relaxed 2-hour stop with food pairings and a short…
Wine, medieval towns, and Tuscan roads—one day. This tour strings together Chianti lunch, UNESCO San Gimignano, and Siena’s Palio area with a calm, small-group feel. You might even hear stories from guides like Antonio or Jessica, who tend to make…
Siena has a way of turning an evening into a memory, fast. This small, English-taught wine class teaches you how to read a Tuscan wine list and taste what you are actually drinking, not just what the label says. It…
Florence has a way of feeding your senses fast. This 4-hour guided crawl through local trattorias is built around big flavors and quick context, so you leave with the city figured out and your stomach fully on board. I especially…
This is Tuscany in motion. You’ll ride a Vespa through the rolling Chianti hills, stop for photos, and then mix in two major highlights: a guided visit to San Gimignano and a winery lunch with a wine-tasting class. The appeal…
Sunset wine beats Florence heat. I love the air-conditioned small-group minivan and the way you get 2 family estates with cellar tours plus 6 tastings without rushing. The one thing to plan for is motion on the winding roads, especially…
Pasta and tiramisu in Siena can feel like a shortcut to confidence. This 3-hour class turns Tuscan food talk into real work at the counter, starting with a Prosecco welcome and ending with you eating what you made. The teaching…
