Food & Drink in Florence

We had a very great tour. Our guide Assia was excellent! She was informative and kept our group moving. Highly recommend.

It was a great experience and we enjoyed it a lot. We visited 3 towns, had a tasty lunch and a wine degustation - all with a very nice tour guide. I recommend this trip a lot.

We absolutely loved the locations! It was easy to get our tickets, they had a good mix of free time, wine tasting and lunch and the option of a walking and cathedral tour in Siena. The tour guide did a really good job of managing a large group but it was a mission to get such a large group all back at the same time which was frustrating. Nice tour but if you don't like large groups, rather visit the locations on your own.

Federico worked very hard to make sure we all were getting the most out of the trip. We had plenty of time to do our own thing at the various stops. The ticketing process was very easy also.

Supervisors Martha and Julio provided perfect guidance. Clear in information and always approachable. TOP With a wine company, we expected a winery in the countryside. This was a factory site. So ambience was a bit less, despite the enthusiastic employee of the winery. Nice and enthusiastic. Despite the severe thunderstorm in Siena we had a nice day.

We loved the three beautiful cities we visited, including the crown of Tuscany which wasn't on the itinerary. Paying to walk on the city walls was interesting and views were good, but we were on metal bridges, not the actual walls. There are two different access points so be sure to try both. Lunch was at a restaurant with a very small vineyard where we could walk and take photos. The tastings were all good but primarily a sales pitch. The pasta lunch was just ok. If you take the cathedral tour in Siena (recommended but additional cost) make sure you know how to get back to the meeting point!

At first did not receive confirmation via email but when I asked, I received and all worked for the cooking class. The ease with which the chefs gave instruction and the comrade rie and acceptance of participants.