FLORENCE · DESTINATION
1953 Tours Reviewed
A Tuscan dinner starts with dirty hands. This cooking class takes you beyond Florence walls to Costanza’s 1839 family estate, where you tour olive groves and a working vegetable garden, then cook from scratch a full menu that turns into…
Two hours in Florence, minus the guesswork. This guided walk stitches together the city’s biggest hits with a local voice, from the Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore to the jeweler-lined Ponte Vecchio. I especially like the skip-the-line focus for…
The Uffizi can swallow your time fast. This private Florence tour is built to get you inside quickly with skip-the-line entry, plus included central hotel pickup so you can start seeing art instead of studying schedules. What I like most…
Cruise mornings can feel like an endurance test. This private transfer is built for the opposite mood: you get picked up in central Florence, ride in a climate-controlled vehicle, and get met/assisted when you reach Livorno Port. It’s one-way, and…
Two hill towns, one easy day. This private half-day trip takes you from Florence into two of Tuscany’s most picture-friendly historic worlds: San Gimignano with its UNESCO-listed towers, then Volterra with medieval ramparts and major stone landmarks. It’s built for…
Florence makes more sense when you walk it. This combo tour strings together the city’s biggest visual landmarks with clear, story-driven commentary, then caps it with a guided wine tasting. I especially liked the small-group size and the radio headset,…
Florence starts to click fast. This private walk connects the big landmarks—Duomo, Ponte Vecchio, Piazza della Signoria, and Santa Croce—into one clear Renaissance story, so you’re not wandering with no plan. I especially love the way you get context and…
Cinque Terre feels like it’s built for slow wandering. This private 10-hour trip lets you enjoy three of the villages—Riomaggiore, Vernazza, and Monterosso—with time to stroll, look out over the bays, and breathe in that sea air. I especially like…
Walking into a Renaissance-style perfume lab in Florence is a quick time travel. The experience is built around the old-world romance of apothecaries and alchemists, but the class also treats scent as something you can learn to blend, not just…
A museum this famous can feel intimidating. This one keeps things simple with a phone app and a self-guided plan. You get the Uffizi Gallery with audio commentary, plus an interactive 3D map that helps you navigate without dragging a…
Riding a Kickbike in Florence is a smart way to see more. I liked the smooth glide thanks to the larger front wheel and platform design, especially through crowded streets. I also loved the local-perspective pacing—our guide Julia was happy…
Florence rolls by, one rickshaw turn at a time. This private ride keeps you moving through the historic center without the stress of herding yourself between sights. I love the comfort of being driven street to street, and I love…
A day trip to Chianti can feel either chaotic or calm. This one aims for calm, with private limousine transport and a schedule built around wine country stops you can actually enjoy. I like the stress-free flow: hotel pickup, WiFi…
A day in Tuscany can be surprisingly hands-on. This private half-day style adventure (about 7.5 hours) mixes a guided beginner-friendly horse ride with a professional truffle hunt in the hills near Florence, then wraps it up with lunch and Chianti.…
Chianti Rufina is a smaller slice of Tuscany, so when you get a focused tasting here, it feels personal. This 1.5-hour experience takes you into the Bossi Estate in the Chianti Rufina area, where you’ll learn how wines are made…
