How much do food and wine experiences in Florence cost?

Most food and wine experiences in Florence sit in the upper mid-range, with budget-friendly short tastings and premium private day trips at the top end. Prices vary by group size, duration and whether transport or cellar visits are included, and the site shows live rates in your chosen currency.

Which food and wine experiences in Florence offer free cancellation?

Most listings on this page include free cancellation, including the Florence Pizza & Gelato Cooking Class and the Florence Food Tour with All'Antico Vinaio Skip-the-Line Access. Availability changes daily, so check the cancellation terms on each experience before booking, especially for classes and tours that sell out.

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Food & wine · Florence

Food & Wine Experiences in Florence

Average rating4.4Median price$117

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About Florence

Florence rewards anyone who plans a day around taste: cellar visits in the Chianti hills, market strolls, and hands-on kitchens where pasta and gelato are made in front of you. Two standouts show the range — the Florence Pizza & Gelato Cooking Class: Master Italian Desserts & Pizza with a Local Chef, rated 5.0 by past guests, and the Florence Food Tour with All'Antico Vinaio Skip-the-Line Access, which walks you straight past the city's most famous sandwich queue.

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Frequently asked questions

Florence sits inside Chianti country, so tastings here are tied to nearby vineyards rather than a themed attraction. Expect hands-on pasta, pizza and gelato classes with local chefs, market and street-food walks, and cellar visits paired with Tuscan wines — all within or a short drive of the historic centre.