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FLORENCIA - Sabores de la Toscana: comida, vino, aceite de oliva y helado
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FLORENCIA - Sabores de la Toscana: comida, vino, aceite de oliva y helado

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Rome, Italy

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Discover the local markets, including Porcellino Market, and their culinary specialties

Learn about Florence’s history and legends while walking through streets and squares

Explore Lungarni, Oltrarno, Piazza Pitti, and Piazza Santo Spirito for cultural insights

Experience a complete blend of gastronomy, culture, and local traditions in Florence

Discover The Authentic Flavors And Culinary Traditions Of Florence On An Immersive Walking Tour


Immerse yourself in the rich culinary heritage of Florence on this guided walking tour that blends history with gastronomy. As you traverse the city’s historic neighborhoods, your expert guide will share fascinating stories and legends about the monuments and hidden gems you encounter. This experience is designed to provide a deep understanding of how Florentine culture and food are inextricably linked, offering a sensory journey through the heart of Tuscany’s most iconic and vibrant city.


The tour features a curated selection of Tuscan specialties that define the local palate. You will have the opportunity to taste traditional dishes such as ribollita, lampredotto, and artisanal pasta, all paired with exceptional regional wines like Chianti and Brunello di Montalcino. Beyond the main courses, you will explore the nuanced world of olive oil, sampling six distinct varieties to learn about the production methods and flavor profiles that make Tuscany’s green gold world-renowned among food enthusiasts.


Your culinary exploration continues through local markets and charming squares, including the famous Piazza Signoria and the artisan-filled streets of the Oltrarno district. Along the way, you will learn how the locals shop, cook, and enjoy their meals, gaining insights into the daily life of Florentines. The tour concludes on a sweet note with a tasting of authentic artisanal gelato, providing a perfect ending to a comprehensive and educational exploration of the city’s most beloved flavors.


This tour is more than just a meal; it is a complete sensory adventure that connects you to the soul of Florence. By combining sightseeing with storytelling and tastings, you will gain a new appreciation for the city’s past and present. Whether you are a dedicated foodie or simply curious about Italian traditions, this walking tour offers a seamless and engaging way to uncover the secrets of Florence’s authentic culinary scene in a relaxed and social atmosphere.

What's Included
  • Tour guide
  • One glass of wine
  • Tasting of six different olive oils
  • One ice cream with two flavors
  • Lampredotto tasting
  • Pasta tasting
What's Not Included
  • Gratuities
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Patricia C.Google
January 12, 2026

We went because, according to social media, it's one of those "must-see" places if you go to Florence. When we arrived, there was a line of about 20 people outside the shop. We were undecided about waiting, but the line was moving quickly, so we stayed. I don't know if it's the best affogato I've ever had, but it was very tasty, especially the traditional one. The pistachio one wasn't as good. The place has a few tables outside, but they're definitely not enough. There were people eating standing up or sitting on the sidewalk, but no one was complaining; everyone was happy eating their ice cream. I don't consider it an ideal place for children or pets. I definitely recommend it.

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kim b.Google
January 09, 2026

Vivoli Il Gelato in Florence is an absolute classic and a true symbol of traditional Italian gelato. The atmosphere is simple and always busy, with the charm of a historic place that puts the focus exactly where it should be the gelato. Service is quick and straightforward, matching the rhythm of the shop. The highlight is the affogato, where hot espresso poured over creamy gelato creates a perfectly balanced contrast between bitterness and sweetness. The gelato itself is rich well crafted and full of flavor easily living up to its worldwide reputation. We spent four days in Florence and went there four times which says everything about how good it is.

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Soonyata M.Google
January 01, 2026

No denying that it’s a touristy gelateria, but everyone’s still flocking here for that reason, for the claim that it’s the cradle of gelato. We had two affogatos—an original one and a pistachio one. My recommendation is that don’t bother with the pistachio one: it’s just a tactic to up the price. The shop is crowded. The queue is long but moving fast, so don’t be afraid to line up. You’d better figure out what you want to order before you get to the cashier so as not to waste anymore time.