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Florence Food & Wine Tours — Tastings, Food Walks & Cooking Classes

Tuscany is one of the world's great food regions — choose a Florence food walk, a Chianti wine tour with lunch, a hands-on cooking class, or a private food-and-wine experience.

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Food & Wine Tours: what to know before booking

Tuscany is one of the world's great food regions — choose a Florence food walk, a Chianti wine tour with lunch, a hands-on cooking class, or a private food-and-wine experience.

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Tickets currently start around $69 EUR before checkout fees.
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Location
Food walks meet in central Florence; wine tours depart for the Chianti and Tuscan countryside
Best time
Evening for a food walk and aperitivo; midday departures for a Chianti tour with lunch
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Date- and time-specific; arrive on time as groups depart together
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About Food & Wine Tours

Everything you should know before you book

Florence eats well and drinks even better: a market food walk runs you through lampredotto, pecorino, prosciutto, and Tuscan bread before you ever sit down, while a Chianti wine tour swaps the city for vineyards, cellar visits, and a long lunch among the cypresses. Cooking classes turn the produce into pasta, pizza, and gelato you make yourself.

Match the format to your day — a food walk fits a morning, a Chianti tour takes the afternoon. Wine tours pair tastings of Chianti Classico and Brunello with countryside views and usually include transport and lunch. Private food tours let you set the pace and the eating, which suits serious appetites and small groups.

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What is a Florence food tour like?

A guided walk through the city's markets and food stops — sampling cured meats, cheeses, Tuscan street food like lampredotto, wine, and gelato — usually lasting 2–3 hours.

Do wine tours include lunch and transport?

Most Chianti wine tours include round-trip transport from Florence, cellar visits, tastings of Chianti Classico, and a Tuscan lunch. Always check the inclusions on the specific tour.

Are cooking classes hands-on?

Yes — Tuscan cooking classes are typically hands-on, covering fresh pasta, pizza, or sauces, often followed by eating what you made with local wine.

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