FLORENCE · DESTINATION
534 Tours Reviewed
Tuscany is better when you control the pace. This private trip lets you roll out of Florence with a driver, ride in a Mercedes with A/C and WiFi, and spend real time roaming medieval streets on your own. You get…
Chianti tastes better when it’s guided. This Florence-to-Chianti tour pairs wine learning with actual stops you wouldn’t always find on your own, with round-trip transportation and help from an English-speaking guide. It’s built for people who like wine (or want…
Medici Florence can feel like a maze until someone makes the connections. This walking tour traces the family’s influence through the city’s key buildings and squares, so art, politics, and daily life click together fast. I like that it’s built…
Florence is best when you move. On a private bike tour, I love how the city’s big icons get to feel close-up, not far-away. You’ll cycle near Florence Cathedral and line up a classic photo over the Arno, then keep…
Florence feels different when you get a plan. This tour strings together the Uffizi and the Accademia in one morning with a professional art-history guide, so you’re not just drifting room to room. I especially like the small-group size (max…
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…
The Duomo is the whole show in Florence. With an English local guide, you’ll connect what you’re seeing—façade, interior art, and design—to how the cathedral shaped city life. I like that you don’t just get facts; you also get a…
Most people come for one thing: David. These Accademia Gallery skip-the-line tickets are built around reserved entry and a chosen time slot, so you can spend less of your day fighting crowds and more of it looking up close at…
Florence tastes better when you make it yourself. This 4-hour class gives you a full Tuscan dinner experience in one sitting, from appetizer to dessert. I like that it’s structured enough to feel guided, but hands-on enough that you’re doing…
Your phone turns art time into your pace. This skip-the-line Uffizi entry pairs fast-track access with a digital audio guide set up right by the museum area. Two things I especially like here: you get help installing and using the…
Your nose will work overtime today. This small-group Tuscany day trip is built around the moment a trained dog zeroes in on buried truffles in the woods. I also like the food plan: you get a 2-course truffle lunch and…
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…
Florence has a way of turning streets into stories. This walking tour threads medieval rivalries and Renaissance power plays through the city, stopping for the sights and the behind-the-scenes tales. You’ll walk piazzas and backstreets with an English-speaking guide and…
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…
Fresh pasta in Florence is fun. And it’s hands-on. This 3-hour cooking class has you making fresh pasta from scratch and building sauces to match, all in the middle of the city. You then sit down to eat what you…
