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Tip: Francesca learned the art of fresh pasta from her grandmother in her pasta shop, where the experience first began.
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The Original Florence Street Food & Market Tour (All-Inclusive)
Street food and market tour of Sant'Ambrogio, the Florentine food market where locals do their daily shopping, with 7+ traditional street foods and old-school dishes.
TipThe tour includes gelato or another seasonal dessert, Tuscan cheese, charcuterie and seasonal produce, and a Florence Insider Guide PDF.
Small-Group Wine Tasting Experience in the Tuscan Countryside
Half-day small-group tour of the Tuscan wine country, visiting 2 wineries to taste different wines and olive oil paired with local Tuscan specialties.
TipTasting of 4 wines and olive oil at each winery, with cheese, salami, cured ham and bruschetta at the second winery.
Tasty Florence Street Food with Guided Walking of the City
Street food walking tour of 2.5 hours led by a local guide, sampling traditional dishes like fresh pasta and truffles while strolling the food market and monuments such as the Duomo.
TipThis walking tour is a perfect introduction to the food, art and culture of Florence, passing the Duomo and Giotto's bell tower.
Truffle Hunting Experience with Lunch in San Miniato
Truffle hunting experience with lunch in San Miniato, where you meet Francesca, a true truffle hunter, at the family property to discover the magic of the truffle world.
Tuscany Day Trip from Florence: Siena, San Gimignano, Pisa and Lunch at a Winery
Full-day guided coach trip from Florence to see Tuscany, with a hearty farmhouse lunch with 4 wine tastings and a professional English speaking tour guide for the whole day.
TipThe Siena Cathedral entrance fee is included for selected options only, and you get free time to explore the towns at your own pace.
Walking Food Tour of Florence with Tastings and Wine
Walking food tour around the Sant’Ambrogio neighborhood, away from the big crowds, tasting ancient specialties such as cecina or lampredotto, and wines in wineries and small restaurants.
TipLed by licensed tour guides who are passionate food-lovers, with stories and anecdotes along the way.