FLORENCE
38 Tours Reviewed
Florence clicks into place on this walk. In about 90 minutes, you get 2000 years of Florence history framed through the Renaissance, told by an expert local guide who knows how to make landmarks feel personal. I especially like two…
Cortona looks better at bike speed. This easy guided eBike tour threads together a scenic fortress viewpoint, standout churches, a Franciscan sanctuary, and a film-famous villa—so you cover real ground without hiking uphill all day. You’ll spend short, focused breaks…
Pedal Lucca at your own speed. This one-day rental turns a medieval city into an easy, car-light playground—especially the 4.2 km city walls loop. You’re not stuck on a schedule; you choose what to see and how long to linger.…
David in Florence hits hard. This city-center tour is built around the big wow moments of Michelangelo’s world, starting with skip-the-line Accademia and then walking through the Duomo area and Florence’s main civic squares. Guides like Eleonora and Francesco are…
Florence hits different when it’s planned hour by hour. This day pairs the big two art stops—the Accademia and the Uffizi—with a real walking sweep through Florence’s historic center. I love that you get the crowd magnet moments (Michelangelo’s David…
Florence looks different before the crowds. This small-group tour strings together early Uffizi entry with a guided walk through the city center, then finishes at the Accademia Gallery for Michelangelo’s David. You’ll move between major stops with an actual guide…
Florence is easier to take in this way. A quiet electric golf cart rolls you past major landmarks while the included audio guide tells you what you’re seeing. I like that this tour keeps moving, so you’re not stuck deciding…
Pisa is more than one tower. This 3-hour walk is built around two things you actually need in this city: skip-the-line priority entrance for the Leaning Tower and a small-group guide who explains how Pisa works beyond the postcard angle.…
Florence tastes better on foot. This 2.5-hour street food walking tour strings together big sights like the Duomo and key Renaissance squares with small, real-food tastings that explain what you’re eating and why it matters. You’ll walk through the center,…
Stepping onto the water changes everything. This guided Florence kayak cruise takes you down the Arno River with stories about the city’s biggest landmarks, including the Ponte Vecchio bridge from underneath, plus a fun stop that can include the San…
Venice in one day can work. This Florence-to-Venice day trip is built for first-time visitors who want the big sights without planning every boat and bridge. You’ll get a guided orientation (with real commentary on the coach) plus a smooth…
Lucca’s walls have a secret. The Renaissance fortification isn’t just something you look at from the street. You walk the elevated wall park and then go inside to see restored spaces and heavy brick vaults built for military use. What…
Florence makes more sense on foot. This 3-hour small-group tour pairs skip-the-line Uffizi access with a guided walk past the city’s biggest landmarks. I like that you get expert context instead of wandering and guessing. One drawback: there’s no hotel…
Assisi works best when you see it with a plan. This private St. Francis Basilica of Assisi and City Walking Tour strings together major spiritual stops in about 2.5 hours, with a guide’s commentary on the Giotto fresco cycle so…
Five days, Florence legends, all in one plan. I like how this pass bundles the biggest hits—Uffizi, Michelangelo’s David, and the Duomo area—so you’re not wasting time figuring out tickets and timing each day. I also really like the structure:…
