How much do food and drink tours cost in Florence?

Prices vary by experience, but you'll find options to suit different budgets. Some cooking classes offer great value, while premium experiences like a Chianti farm visit or a private chef-led class are more upscale. Most tours include tastings or a meal, making them a worthwhile investment in your culinary journey.

Which food and drink tours in Florence have free cancellation?

Many tours offer free cancellation, giving you flexibility. For example, the 'Florence Evening Food Tour' and the 'San Lorenzo Food Tour' both include free cancellation. Always check the specific tour's cancellation policy before booking to ensure it meets your needs.

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Half-Day Tours · Florence

Half-Day Food & Drink Tours in Florence

Average rating4.8Median price$95

Florence is a city where half a day is all you need to taste your way through its culinary soul, from bustling markets to family-run trattorias. Join a Florence Evening Food Tour: Florentine Steak & Tuscan Wine Experience to savor the city's iconic steak, or dive into hands-on tradition with a Family Farm Cooking Class in Chianti with Lunch: Hands-On Traditional Recipes in the surrounding hills. These compact tours pack authentic flavors and local stories into just a few hours, perfect for a memorable break between sightseeing.

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Half-day tours let you dive deep into Florence's food culture without taking up your whole day. You can explore the historic San Lorenzo market, learn pasta-making from a local chef, or venture into Chianti for a farm cooking class—all in 2.5 to 4 hours. It's a perfect way to taste authentic flavors and see the city from a local's perspective.