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The 5 most popular dessert tours in Florence. The ones worth booking ahead for, with what each costs, how long it runs and who operates it.
Florence handmade pasta and dessert class with unlimited wine, small groups, take-home recipes, and a chance to try lampredotto.
Most Popular“We had a great time at this cooking class! The chef was very knowledgeable and we learned a few tips and tricks. Comes with the recipes as well. We would do this again!”
Make ravioli, tortelli, and fettuccine by hand in a historic Florence palace near Ponte Vecchio, then eat with Tuscan wine, limoncello, and dessert.
“Excellent and very funny guide, kept us all entertained. Great company from other participants, good size class - only 10 of us from all nationalities. Very relaxed atmosphere and delicious food at the end”
Private 2-hour Florence coffee and sweets tour with Duomo glimpses, all tastings included, and morning or afternoon start times.
“Christy was amazing! Took us around Florence and showed us many types of food and explained the history of Florence in relation to food. And everything we tasted was amazing! Would highly recommend this tour with Christy.”
Full-day Pisa and Lucca trip from Florence with guided walks, Leaning Tower entry, and buccellato tasting, in English.
“I’ll preface by saying this was more of a transportation service rather than a guided tour. The team did a great job of moving the group from place to place and establishing where to meet at what time. Once at the locations, you’re paired with a local guide who provides an hour-long tour before you’re…”
A 1-hour Venchi chocolate tasting in Florence with a guided story, tasting of 6 chocolates, custom chocolate making, and a take-home gift.
“Frustrating experience. Arrived on time but one of the staff told us we were in theme wrong place and showed us where to go. Went to next shop and told same thing and told to go back to shop we were just at. Someone was finally able to help us 20 minutes later. After that…”
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