FLORENCE
17 Tours Reviewed
Florence makes more sense on foot. This private 3-hour walk is built for fast orientation: you move through key civic spaces, cross the iconic Ponte Vecchio, and finish by the Brunelleschi Dome so you can connect what you see to…
Food first. Florence next. This 3-hour Florentine street food tour is a smart way to taste the city’s classics in a tight loop through the historic center. I like that the group is kept to max 10 travelers, so you…
Florence hits hardest when you know where to look. This guided walk threads together the city’s most recognizable landmarks, while your guide connects them to the families and power players who shaped Renaissance Florence. I love how the route is…
Hands-on lasagna in Bologna beats any museum. In this 3-hour lasagna bolognese cooking class, you don’t just watch. You knead eggs, flour, and spinach into dough, roll it thin, and build the real lasagna layers you’ll eat hot. What I…
A murder mystery in Florence sounds fun, fast. This 3-hour historic who-dun-it has you follow clues around the city center, using a game booklet instead of a live guide. It’s built around an actual-sounding Renaissance crime idea, with suspects you’ll…
Florence has a way of grabbing you fast. This private 3-hour plan is built for momentum: you start at your hotel, hit the Duomo complex and Piazza Signoria with a local guide, and then finish at the Uffizi with skip-the-line…
This is one of those Florence escapes that feels like a movie set. You get a 3 to 4 hour horseback ride through Tuscan trails, then land at a medieval wine estate for a guided tour, tastings, and a light…
Cortona has a way of stopping you. This private 3-hour walking tour is built for exactly that: you move through Cortona’s historical center while a guide ties the town’s Etruscan roots to the buildings you’re seeing today. I like how…
Florence hits you fast, then slows down. This 3-hour private walking tour is built to help you get your bearings quickly while still seeing the big signatures: Duomo area, Piazza della Signoria, Ponte Vecchio views, and then the Accademia Gallery…
Florence clicks faster when you have a local guide. This private 3-hour walking tour strings together the medieval and Renaissance spots you’ll keep seeing on postcards, but it explains how they connect. I really like that it focuses on big,…
Florence turns into a puzzle in three hours. I like how this private walk ties Dan Brown’s Inferno to real Florence places, using the story thread of Robert Langdon to guide you step by step. You’ll get to focus on…
Florence hits hardest when someone explains what you are actually looking at. This short tour connects Michelangelo’s David at the Accademia Gallery with the key Renaissance streets you’ll want to explore later. Two big wins for me: a local guide…
Fresh pasta in Florence feels too good. This hands-on class at Florence Food Studio turns you into a short-course Tuscan chef, with traditional starters, homemade pasta (two types), and tiramisu to finish. I especially like that you start with a…
Three hours, and your table skills level up. This San Gimignano class is built for hands-on food lovers, starting with a traditional Tuscan dessert and flowing through bruschetta, then handmade pasta. I love the small group size (up to 6)…
Lucca on a bike feels like you’ve pulled a local shortcut. You’ll roll through tree-lined boulevards, pass Romanesque church facades and palaces, and learn why this Tuscan city stayed prosperous when others changed fast. Two standouts for me: the sight-first…
