How much do food and drink tours in Florence cost?

Most nature and outdoors food and drink tours here sit at the premium end, which reflects what is included: transport out of the city, a guided ride or hike, a full lunch and wine tastings. Shorter options such as a one-hour countryside horseback ride cost noticeably less.

Which food and drink tours in Florence have free cancellation?

Most experiences on this page offer free cancellation, including the Tuscany Vespa & Wine Tour, the Tuscan Horseback Ride to San Gimignano, the Chianti quad adventure and the Tuscan Hills e-bike tour. Check the cancellation terms on each individual listing before booking, since the window for cancelling without charge can vary by tour.

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Nature & Outdoors Food & Drink Tours in Florence

Average rating5.0Median price$229

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About Florence

Florence is ringed by the Tuscan hills, and the fastest way out of the city and into the vineyards, olive groves and medieval villages is on a food and drink tour that moves. You can ride a Vespa through the Chianti hills on the Tuscany Vespa & Wine Tour with Lunch, Medieval Villages & Tasting, or spend a morning in the woods with a truffle hunter on the Truffle Hunting Experience with Lunch in San Miniato. Both put the landscape and the table in the same afternoon.

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These tours leave the city and put you inside the working Tuscan landscape: Chianti vineyards, olive groves, wooded truffle grounds and the hills between Florence and San Gimignano. You travel by Vespa, quad, e-bike, horse or on foot, then eat and drink where the food is actually produced.