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Tip: The group is 12 people or fewer, with 8+ food tastings and 6 drinks included.
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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.
Florence VIP Pizza and Gelato Experience with Unlimited Wine
Cooking workshop in Florence where you learn to mix pizza dough from scratch and make gelato, then eat your creations together with unlimited wine.
TipSmall group experience of a maximum of 12 participants, with an English-speaking professional chef and an exclusive cooking location with a pizza oven.
Florence’s Ultimate Food Tour: Full Tuscan Meal by Do Eat Better
Historic food tour of Florence with a local foodie guide, tasting dishes locals love, from hearty traditional Tuscan flavors, and eating the equivalent of a full meal in at least 4 stops.
TipThe tour always runs in English and Italian, with other languages on request, and at least one alcoholic drink is included for guests over 18.
Francy's Pasta & Gnocchi on Top of Florence Hills
Pasta and gnocchi experience at Francesca's house, a true pasta workshop in a villa on top of the hills with a stunning view of Florence, where she learned fresh pasta from her grandmother.
TipFrancesca learned the art of fresh pasta from her grandmother in her pasta shop, where the experience first began.