How much do food & drink tours cost in Florence?

Prices vary widely depending on the experience. You can find budget-friendly options like a 2-hour painting class for a modest fee, or premium experiences like a 4-hour jewelry-making workshop with a master jeweler. Most tours offer great value for the quality and personal attention you receive.

Which food & drink tours in Florence have free cancellation?

All of the top-rated food and drink tours in Florence offer free cancellation. This gives you flexibility and peace of mind, especially if the weather changes your plans. You can book with confidence and adjust your itinerary as needed.

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Rainy Day Activities · Florence

Rainy Day Food & Drink Tours in Florence

Average rating4.5Median price$168

When rain falls on Florence, the city's culinary soul comes alive indoors, inviting you to savor its flavors in cozy trattorias, bustling markets, and artisan workshops. Join a Florentine Paper Marbling Artisan Experience to see a centuries-old craft, or channel your inner artist with a Florence: Paint Your Own Oil Masterpiece in a Real Art Studio before indulging in a wine tasting or pasta-making class.

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Florence: Paint Your Own Oil Masterpiece in a Real Art Studio

Rating 5.0, 12 reviewsFood & drinkDuration 2 h

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Rainy days in Florence are perfect for diving into its rich culinary and artistic traditions. You can join hands-on workshops like painting, jewelry making, or paper marbling, all led by local artisans in cozy studios. These experiences offer a unique, intimate look at Florentine culture while staying dry.