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Robi_J, Oct 2026
Great Cooking Tour + Gelato Making
This was a great way to spend the day, see some beautiful countryside and learn how to make pasta and gelato. Plus u got to drink a lot of great Chianti. Ivana, Luca, Alesia, and Camilla were so wonderful teaching us how to make two types of pasta and 20 flavors of Gelato. They were very attentive and helpful and made the day fun. Luca is a hoot and kept us all very entertained. I would go back for the pizza making class. We all left with full bellies and wonderful memories.
royce_p, Oct 2026
For the LOVE of Florence
We Loved this location !!! Stunning …. No tv in bedrooms but living room TV was amazing. There is a washer, no dryer. The WIFI coverage could have been better .Management was super, we had an issue with elevator but it was repaired quickly. Had a bottle of champagne on our arrival, the best !!!
RobynandKent_R, Oct 2026
Chianti Wine Tour
One of our most amazing wine tasting experiences! Our driver and storyteller, Davide, was friendly, informative, and entertaining. He took us to two wonderful wineries in Chianti. At both wineries the staff were fantastic, as were the wines. Perhaps the highlight was watching the sunset over the Tuscan hills! We definitely recommend this trip!
Michelle_G, Oct 2026
Great highlights, Amazing view!
This is a great tour- I thoroughly enjoyed it. The small group consists of about 16 people. So it's not tiny, but it is not as massive as some of those cruise ship tours. Our tour started with the Baptistry, where our guide, Camilla, gave us a lot of great history. Unfortunately they were doing restoration on the ceiling mosaic, but we did get to see one part of it. Definitely worth going into, especially whenever the restoration will be finished. After that, we went to the Museo Dell'opera Del Duomo. Camilla took us on a guided tour of the museum and explained the highlights to us. We were probably inside the museum for about one hour. But it was totally worth the visit for the Michelangelo Pieta inside. If you see nothing else, go see that statue. After our time in the museum, Camilla took us to the "skip the line" line for the duomo, and then collected our headsets. She did not do the climb with us. The ticket for the tour allows you to go back at a later time and go inside the cathedral & crypt, which we never did (just ran out of time in the city). The climb itself is definitely difficult, and would be hard for people with mobility issues, but worth it for the incredible views you get of the city. I thought our guide was very knowledgeable and patient with the group, and I think the climb is worth doing if you can. Great tour, definitely recommend!
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Filled with art, history, and some of the world's best food and gelato, Florence and its terracotta-tinged streets are high on many a traveler's bucket list. Most visitors flock to Firenze to see Michelangelo's David at the Accademia, visit the Uffizi, and climb the Duomo, but don't stop there. Take a cooking class, explore wine tastings, and go on a Vespa sightseeing adventure—these Florence tours can help maximize your time in the city—and out of it, too. Unmissable day trips include Cinque Terre, Pisa, and Siena, along with activities like horseback riding and hot-air ballooning.

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