Florence Food Tours, Wine Days and Cooking Classes
Thirty-three experiences and 82,327 reviews, the most of any city here. Twenty of them leave Florence, which is why the median is 110 euros and why that is not expensive.
Florence sells the countryside. Twenty of its thirty-three listings leave the city within an hour of starting, heading for Chianti, San Gimignano or Siena, and that single fact explains the prices, the durations and the reviews. A wine day here has a median of 110 EUR because it includes a vehicle and most of a day.
What almost nobody sells is Florence itself, and the city has a street food tradition that is genuinely its own.
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Florence Wine Tours
Chianti and Tuscan wine days from Florence, 46 to 335 EUR. How many wineries each one actually enters, and why the cheapest is a sightseeing coach with a…
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Florence Cooking Classes
Florence cooking classes from 24 EUR: pasta, gelato and the Florentine steak.
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Food Tours Experiences in Florence
Siena, Monteriggioni and San Gimignano by Minibus with Lunch
A minibus rather than a coach, a licensed guide in Siena, the walls of Monteriggioni, and lunch at a winery near Colle di Val d'Elsa. Back by six.
Siena, San Gimignano and Pisa in a Day with a Winery Lunch
Twelve hours from Florence: a guided hour in Siena, a three-course lunch with wine pairing at a family winery, an hour in San Gimignano and an hour in Pisa.
Three Pasta Shapes and Gelato, or Lasagna with the Market
Three fresh pasta shapes with seasonal sauces and gelato in three hours, or five hours with the Central Market, ragu, bechamel and tiramisu. Pick one.
Truffle Hunting at San Miniato with Francesca and Her Dog
Out with a working hunter and her Lagotto Romagnolo in the woods above San Miniato, then tagliolini al tartufo and a Chianti wine tasting. Eight people.
Tuscan Farmhouse Pasta and Tiramisu Class with a Market Visit
The San Lorenzo market first, then twenty minutes out to a farmhouse for pasta, bruschetta, Tuscan roast pork and tiramisu. Four courses, four glasses of wine.
Two Chianti Wineries from Florence: Eight Wines and Olive Oil
Four wines and an olive oil at each of two family estates, with cheese, salami and bruschetta at the second. Half a day, back in Florence by 1.45 or 7pm.
Two Wineries, San Gimignano and Dondoli Gelato in One Day
An organic Chianti estate, a guided walk in San Gimignano with world-champion gelato, lunch at a second winery, and Piazzale Michelangelo on the way home.
Vernaccia and Chianti: Two Wineries and San Gimignano
Eight wines across two family estates near San Gimignano, Vernaccia and Chianti among them, with three olive oils and free time under the towers. Back by five.
Vespa Ride in Chianti with a Medieval Village and Wine Lunch
Eight people at most: a minivan out to Chianti, training, then Vespas through the back roads, a walled village with champion gelato, and lunch at a winery.
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