FLORENCE · DESTINATION
534 Tours Reviewed
Two wheels, golden hills, and a Chianti stop. This Florence-to-Tuscany Vespa tour is fun in a very direct way: you’re guided from the city out into narrow country roads, with frequent photo breaks and a quick look at Florence landmarks…
If you like food with a skill attached, this fits. This Florence class is built around doing the work: kneading and rolling fresh pasta in the historic center, then finishing with a gelato moment and the best part, eating what…
Florence can feel like one long museum sprint. This timed ticket combo lets you hit two of the city’s biggest art draws—Uffizi and Accademia—on a schedule that’s meant to cut your waiting time. You get to roam at your own…
Wine country, without the whole-day slog. This half-day Chianti trip is built around what makes Tuscany fun: short bus rides, real steps of production, and a 7-wine tasting that doesn’t feel rushed. You’ll stroll through the vineyard rows, learn why…
Duomo inside the big room is all drama and detail. This experience is interesting because you get host-assisted entry plus a self-paced audio guide while you explore Santa Maria del Fiore’s interior. No climbing, no bell tower hustle—just the cathedral…
David in front of you, without the chaos. This skip-the-line Accademia tour cuts through the hardest part of Florence museum logistics and gets you into the Galleria dell’Accademia for a focused guided hour. I love the way the guide helps…
Skip the line and see the masterpieces fast. Santa Maria Novella is one of Florence’s key church complexes, blending Gothic grit with Renaissance polish in a way that makes you slow down even when you’re in a rush. With a…
Most people hit a wall of crowds at the Uffizi. This early guided visit gets you in before the crush, then uses a professional certified guide to point out what matters so you don’t just shuffle through rooms. Two things…
Florence can be tasted, not just seen. This small-group street food and wine walking tour mixes classic flavors with stories tied to major sights, from the Cathedral to Ponte Vecchio. I love that you’re not wandering alone. You get a…
Four wheels, 60s style, zero stress. This self-drive-style vintage Fiat 500 tour is built for you to explore the Tuscan hills with a guide out front, plus constant two-way radio, so you don’t have to navigate. I especially like the…
Chianti tastes better with hills outside your window. I like this tour because it turns a simple half-day plan into two real winery stops with guided cellars and tastings in the rolling Chianti countryside. You get out of Florence, breathe…
Two icons, one long day. This Florence-to–Italian Riviera trip strings together a 2.5-hour air-conditioned coach ride through Tuscany and Liguria, then shifts to train time along the coast. You’ll visit Manarola and Monterosso, and later get time in Pisa for…
Florence slips into view fast. An electric rickshaw is a very practical way to cover major landmarks quickly without getting stuck on foot in the tight streets, and you get open-air views as you roll through the historic center. I…
Skip the long line and get inside. This reserved-entry ticket is built for people who want to spend their time on the art, not on crowd control. You meet a representative at via Ricasoli, 39 (door 39), collect your tickets,…
The Duomo feels different when you skip the crush. On this Florence Duomo skip-any-line tour, you get priority entry into Santa Maria del Fiore and a guide who explains what you’re actually looking at, not just the postcard version. I…
