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Tip: Tastings at family-owned shops include Tuscan sweets, olive oil, meats, cheeses, truffle and aged balsamic, plus wine and Florentine street food.
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Florence: Fresh Pasta Course with Spritz, Wine and a View of Ponte Vecchio
Hands-on fresh pasta course with spritz and wine, making reginette and ricotta-spinach mezzelune by hand in a location overlooking the Ponte Vecchio.
TipVegan, vegetarian and lactose-free options are available on request, and complete recipes are sent by email.
Florence: Guided Food Tour with Fiorentina Steak and Wine
Guided food tour of Florence's hidden trattorias, tasting cheeses, pasta, gelato, truffles and wine, even sipping wine through a historic wine window.
TipVegetarian, vegan, lactose-intolerant and other diets are supported: tell the activity provider of any dietary needs when booking.
Florence Oltrarno Neighborhood Food & Wine Dine Around
Dine-around tour of the Oltrarno and Santo Spirito neighborhoods with a local expert foodie: regional wines, a Negroni lesson, a wine window, Tuscan pasta, Florentine steak and gelato.
TipThe group is 12 people or fewer, with 8+ food tastings and 6 drinks included.
Florence: Private Golf Cart, Michelangelo & Food Tasting
Private electric golf cart ride in Florence's hills with a walk to Piazzale Michelangelo and a Tuscan tasting at Trattoria Omero, classic or Gold gourmet with 3 wine pairings.
TipClassic option: cured meats, bruschetta and 1 glass of Chianti wine or water; Gold option: ribollita, peposo, cantucci and 3 wine pairings.
Florence San Lorenzo Food Tour by Secret Food Tours
Food tour of Florence's lively San Lorenzo area with hand-made pasta and a curated selection of local cheeses, cold cuts and wines, plus a Secret Dish surprise.
TipEach tour includes a board of local cold cuts, cheeses, bread and olive oil, and a Secret Dish.
Florence: Street Food Walking Tour with Wine
A 2.5-hour small-group walking tour tasting Tuscan street food, such as crispy schiacciata filled with cured meats or cheeses with a glass of Tuscan wine, ending with artisan gelato.
TipSan Lorenzo Market is closed on the afternoon tour, and the guide meets you outside the entrance to the Medici Chapels.