| Tour types | Guided tour |
| Shopping Experience | Local Markets |
| Sightseeing type | Traditional markets |
| Transport | Walking |
Please refer to your voucher for final information regarding meeting points, pick-up locations, and pick-up time
Meeting point description: Your guide will be carrying a red bag with the Streaty logo.(Piazza dei Ciompi, 9, Florence, Metropolitan City of Florence, Italy)
This experience requires a minimum of 2 and a maximum of 10 participants
Food tasting includes: bread and "lampredotto", "coccoli fritti" (fried dough), cured meats, dessert
There is a strict 10-minute wait policy. Please be aware that if you miss the meeting with your guide at the arranged place and time, no matter the reason, you will not be guaranteed further chances to join the group. No refund is due for late arrivals or early departure
This guided tour offers a deep dive into the local culinary scene, focusing on the vibrant Sant'Ambrogio market. It provides an opportunity to discover authentic Florentine dishes and unique flavors that you might not find on your own, led by an expert who shares insights into the city's food culture and history. The focus on local stalls and shops ensures a truly immersive and genuine experience.
The tour introduces you to a variety of traditional Florentine street foods and regional delicacies. You can expect to sample items such as schiacciata (a Tuscan flatbread), various local cured meats and cheeses, traditional lampredotto (a Florentine specialty), and authentic sweets. The exact tastings may vary based on seasonal availability and local vendors, ensuring a fresh and authentic experience of Florence's culinary traditions.
During the tour, must-try items often include freshly prepared schiacciata, often filled with local prosciutto or cheese, and perhaps a taste of cantucci biscuits paired with Vin Santo. Lampredotto, a classic Florentine street food, is also a staple. The tour is designed to highlight the authentic and most cherished local specialties available in the Sant'Ambrogio area, offering a true taste of Florence.
The Sant'Ambrogio area is known for its bustling local market, vibrant atmosphere, and authentic Florentine charm. Beyond the food, you'll experience daily life in one of Florence's most traditional neighborhoods. Expect to see local vendors, artisan shops, historic buildings, and a lively community spirit. The tour provides not just food, but also a cultural walk through this less touristy, authentic part of Florence.
It is highly recommended to inform the tour operator of any specific dietary restrictions or allergies at the time of booking. While traditional street food may have limitations, the guides often make an effort to accommodate guests where possible. However, the nature of street food tours means that some options might be limited, so early communication is key to ensuring the best possible experience.
The Morning Street Food Tour of Florence usually lasts approximately 2.5 to 3 hours. This duration allows for a relaxed pace, with ample time to visit multiple food stalls and shops in the Sant'Ambrogio area, enjoy various tastings, and gain cultural insights from your guide, ensuring a comprehensive culinary journey.
The meeting point for the Florence Morning Street Food Tour is typically located within or near the Sant'Ambrogio market area, which is centrally located in Florence. You can easily reach it by walking from most parts of the city center. Alternatively, local buses have stops nearby, or you can take a taxi or ride-sharing service. It's advisable to check the exact meeting point details provided upon booking and plan to arrive a few minutes early.
Booking the Florence Morning Street Food Tour can be conveniently done online. When you book through KKday, you benefit from a user-friendly platform that simplifies the reservation process and offers reliable customer support. The tour typically includes a knowledgeable local guide, various food and drink tastings at different stops, and a cultural immersion into Florence's culinary traditions in the Sant'Ambrogio area.