FLORENCE
551 Tours Reviewed
Food tastes better when the guide knows the shortcut. This Florence sunset-style walk is built around real local stops instead of a single restaurant experience. You’ll sample Tuscan staples like olive oil, balsamic vinegar, truffles, bread, cheese, charcuterie, pasta, and…
Wine and bites, perfectly timed. This Chianti tasting at Poggio ai Laghi is built for people who want real flavor education without committing half a day. I love that you get a guided rundown of wine, oil, and vinegar with…
Florence looks different from the water. This Arno river boat outing mixes famous sights with an easygoing pace and a glass of wine along the way. I love that you get big-ticket landmarks in one smooth run, without the stress…
Chianti tastes better with olive oil. This Torcibrencoli experience mixes a countryside walk, a look inside the cellar, and a focused organic wine and olive oil tasting, paired with local bites and views of Chianti. You’ll go from the old…
Two wines, one quiet night in Tuscany. This romantic package in Tuscany pairs an overnight stay at Torciano Hotel with a tasting at Tenuta Torciano Winery, led for small groups and set up to feel intimate. You’ll also get skip-the-line…
Wine in the dark, in Siena. This Siena underground wine tasting takes you below the city walls into a medieval cave tied to the Etruscan period (600 BC). It is reservation-only and private, with limited spots each day, which is…
Towers, wine, and walls in one day. This private route takes you from Florence to Siena with a real local guide, then on to San Gimignano for medieval-stroll time and a guided wine tasting that teaches what’s happening from vineyard…
That wine window is the real hook. The Florence Wine Window experience puts you at Buchetta del Vino inside Palazzo De Bardi, where the setting dates to 1499 and you’re served Chianti with Ponte Vecchio in view. I especially like…
Florence tastes best when you follow the food trail. This 2-hour walk links big sights from Piazza Santa Croce to Ponte Vecchio with three tasting stops built around classic Florentine bites. I like that the stories feel tied to the…
Wine country with real medieval stops. This 11-hour minivan tour ties together Siena, San Gimignano’s towers, and Montalcino’s Brunello country, then finishes with tastings in the Val d’Orcia area. You’ll get expert English-speaking guidance and just enough time in each…
A great wine stop starts with small details. This one is set in Florence’s center, just a short walk from the Duomo, where a traditional enoteca turns 3 Tuscan labels into a focused 1-hour lesson. I like the small-group feel…
Wine tasting feels simple here. This Arezzo lunch-time tour at Villa La Ripa mixes a quick cellar visit with a seated tasting in a room overlooking the cellar. You get a guided start to the experience right where the wine…
Tuscan wine, without a long day. This one-hour Montepulciano wine tasting pairs a guided visit to the winery and its centuries-old cellar with tastings of 3 wines (including Vino Nobile di Montepulciano DOCG) and extra virgin olive oil from Fattoria…
Tower views and wine, in five hours. This half-day outing mixes a classic medieval town with a real-food Chianti picnic. You start in Florence, head into the countryside, then spend time in San Gimignano before finishing with local products and…
There’s something cool and calming about this wine visit. It combines a short vineyard walk with a guided production tour, then sends you into a cellar space where barrels and time do the talking. Expect 3 wines paired with a…
