FLORENCE
103 Tours Reviewed
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:…
Florence looks different from the saddle. This guided bike tour moves you efficiently past the Duomo, Ponte Vecchio, and the Uffizi area, with story stops that help the city make sense. You’re on a comfortable bike for 2.5 hours of…
Florence hits different when you zip between squares on two wheels. This guided bike tour is built for saving time while still hearing the stories behind the Duomo area, the river crossings, and the Medici power centers. I especially like…
You can see a lot of Florence fast. This electric tuk-tuk or golf cart tour is built for maximum highlights in just 1.5 hours, with an easy ride up toward Piazzale Michelangelo and classic stops like Ponte Vecchio. I like…
Florence can feel like a stampede. This card helps you cut through the pressure by bundling skip-the-line entry for the big two draws, Uffizi and Accademia, with a built-in local walking tour to orient you fast. I also like how…
Florence clicks when you walk it. This city highlights tour gives you a smart way to connect the streets to the stories—especially the Medici dynasty behind so much of what you see. I really like that the guide uses clear,…
Florence moves fast. This bike tour helps you keep up. In just three hours, you cover major Renaissance sights without spending your whole day on foot, and you get a guided story at each stop—exactly when the landmark is right…
Your Florence arrival can be painless. This one-way private transfer turns the first hour of your trip into something calm and predictable, with meet-and-assist pickup at Peretola Airport and a driver waiting for you by name. I especially like two…
Florence comes at you fast on an e-bike. This is a smart, low-effort way to connect the big hits—Duomo area, Piazza della Signoria, and the climb to Piazzale Michelangelo—without spending your whole day stuck on foot. You ride with a…
Two world-class galleries, one well-timed route. You start at the Accademia for a guided look at Michelangelo’s best-known works, then walk through central Florence before finishing at the Uffizi for major Renaissance and Italian painting. I like how the guide…
Florence has a river side you can’t get from streets. This 2-hour rafting cruise on the Arno mixes a quick adrenaline moment with relaxed paddling past Florence’s biggest landmarks, including views under Ponte Vecchio. Guides like Hector and Marco are…
