How much do food and wine day trips from Florence cost?

Most day trips from Florence sit at a premium level, reflecting included tastings, lunches and transport into the countryside. Shorter experiences such as cooking classes or half-day tastings tend to be more accessible, while full-day tours with multiple wineries and meals sit higher. Check each listing for what is included before booking.

Which food and wine day trips from Florence offer free cancellation?

Most experiences on this page include free cancellation, including the Chianti Day Trip with two wineries and San Gimignano, the Val d'Orcia tour with Brunello tasting, and the small-group Tuscan wine tasting. Look for the free cancellation label on each listing, and book early for the trips marked as selling fast.

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Food & wine · Florence

Food & Wine Day Trips from Florence

Average rating4.5Median price$382

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About Florence

Florence sits at the edge of Tuscany's wine country, so a day trip can carry you from the city's stone streets into Chianti vineyards or the cypress-lined hills of Val d'Orcia within an hour or two. The range is wide: a hands-on Pasta & Pesto Cooking Class with Wine and Views in Tuscany keeps things relaxed and close to the countryside, while the Tuscany Day Trip from Florence: Siena, San Gimignano, Pisa & Winery Lunch bundles medieval towns with a vineyard lunch for a full, structured day out.

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Florence sits within easy reach of Chianti, San Gimignano and the Val d'Orcia, so you can taste wines at the source rather than in the city. Many trips pair winery visits with a vineyard lunch or a village stop, and some, like the small-group countryside wine tasting, focus purely on the cellar experience.