FLORENCE
103 Tours Reviewed
Florence from a sidecar feels like a cheat code. What makes this tour fun and different is the combo of open-air viewing and a small-group ride that keeps you moving toward the best angles fast. I especially like that you’re…
Lucca looks different from the bike saddle. This tour is a smooth way to see the historic center where the 4.2 km walls keep cars out, so you get that rare feeling of strolling the city on a trail. I…
Assisi can feel like a series of holy turning points, and this tour keeps you moving with purpose. You’ll cover the big landmarks without getting lost in the details: St. Clare’s Basilica with its San Damiano Cross story, then the…
Bologna in two hours, done right. A private kickstart tour helps you get your bearings fast without getting stuck in a big-group shuffle, and it’s built for real sightseeing flow. I love that it’s just your party with a local…
Night makes Lucca feel secret. This 2-hour guided walk turns the Tuscan city’s medieval grid into something cinematic, with stops at Torre Guinigi, Amphitheater Square, and the Roman Catholic churches that glow after dark. You’ll meet the guide in Piazza…
Four squares. One great night. This walk-after-dark plan turns Bologna into a late-night hangout, not a museum stop. I like that it’s built around student life streets and squares, so you get the city the way it feels at night.…
Opera in Siena, without the stuffiness. This concert turns the spotlight on what you actually come for: great voices in a historic, intimate room. I love the deconsecrated Church of Santo Stefano setting and the way the acoustics make even…
Florence is art on hard streets. This combo tour strings together a classic Renaissance walking loop with skip-the-line entry to two heavyweight museums: the Uffizi and the Accademia. You get a live speaking guide in Spanish, plus headphones, so the…
Florence moves fast. This tour slows it down. You get a small-group pace with a kid-focused guide, plus skip-the-line entry that helps your whole family reach Michelangelo’s David without the long Accademia bottleneck. I especially like how the guide turns…
Florence can feel like a rush—this pass slows you down. The Florence City Pass with Uffizi and Accademia Entry is a one-ticket plan for major museums, key churches, and a few bonus experiences, so you’re not stuck buying things one…
Florence explains itself in three hours. This is a tight walk through the Renaissance power game, from Michelangelo’s David to the Medici’s showplaces, with a final stop that even survives wartime heartbreak. You’ll also see how Florentines talked about art…
Perugia has a secret under your feet. This private city tour mixes the easy-to-love surface of Umbria’s hill capital with the shock of walking inside Rocca Paolina. You’ll also finish up around Piazza IV Novembre to see Fontana Maggiore and…
Lucca becomes a listening game in the best way. This guided walk links famous composers to the exact streets and buildings where music happened, with short music excerpts along the route. I love that you get two paid-in stops (Teatro…
Your phone turns Bologna into a storybook. This self-guided audio guide uses GPS guidance to cue up 35 short local tales as you walk. You cover about 3.5 km at your own pace, with narration available in 7 languages and…
Bologna in motion beats aimless wandering. This experience is a simple, low-effort way to see Bologna’s key sights while an audio guide in multiple languages plays history and stories. I also like the hop-on hop-off style freedom—you’re not forced to…
