FLORENCE · DESTINATION
1953 Tours Reviewed
Pisa in half a day is a neat trick. This private tour takes you out of Florence with hotel pickup, a guided walk in Pisa, and a no-stress route through the highlights around Piazza dei Miracoli. You’ll see the Leaning…
Five villages, one long day from Florence. This Cinque Terre day trip by coach is built for people who want the logistics handled, but still want freedom once you arrive. You get comfortable transport, English help onboard, and an escort…
Fresh pasta lessons feel like a cheat code. In Florence, this small-group PURO Vegan class turns Tuscan comfort food into a hands-on (and egg-free) cooking session. You start with bruschette and an aperitivo, then roll, shape, and sauce your way…
Florence looks different at driving speed. This panoramic loop puts you above the streets for standout views and quick photo breaks, with an audio guide helping you make sense of what you’re seeing from the Piazzale Michelangelo area. You’ll also…
Skip the line and see David fast. This is a smart way to tackle Michelangelo’s David and the rest of Florence’s Accademia Gallery without burning time in queues. I like that it combines skip-the-line entry with a licensed expert guide,…
Chianti Classico is the kind of place that feels made for a relaxed food-and-wine day trip. This tour strings together three tastings plus a serious lunch, with a driver taking you between spots on scenic Chianti roads instead of worrying…
Florence can be an opera city for real. This evening pairs a Tuscan dinner with a live opera performance in a medieval church setting, with well-known arias by Puccini, Verdi, Rossini, Mozart, Bellini, and more. I love that it’s structured…
Pisa and Florence, in one smooth cruise day. This private shore excursion strings together two of Tuscany’s biggest hits with round-trip comfort from La Spezia, so you’re not stuck guessing trains, timetables, or parking. You also get onboard Wi‑Fi in…
A Tuscan kitchen lesson beats another museum day. This cooking class with fire takes you out of central Florence into the countryside near Bagno a Ripoli, where you cook with a home cook and a guide in a group kept…
The Tuscan hills make this day fly by. This private trip strings together Greve in Chianti, a winery tasting, and a solid walk through Siena, all with a door-to-door driver from your Florence accommodation. I love two things most: you…
Chianti tastes better when you don’t have to drive. This small-group tour from Florence is built around two winery visits, smooth transport, and time to enjoy the countryside without rushing. You get a comfortable Mercedes V-Class van with air-conditioning and…
Two Renaissance cities in one packed day. This Livorno-to-Tuscany trip is built around the big sights people actually remember: Florence’s Duomo complex with an official guide, then Pisa’s Square of Miracles and the Leaning Tower area. You’ll ride in air-conditioned…
One ticket can save you stress in Florence. The Santa Croce skip-the-line entrance gets you into one of the city’s most meaningful churches fast, and lets you roam the complex at your own pace. I especially love the chance to…
Flipping your senses is the point. The Museum of Illusions Florence turns a walk through a small museum into hands-on moments, from perception games to photo-friendly setups, all in atmospheric historical rooms with helpful staff. Two things I really like…
A Tuscan castle and pasta lessons. If you want Florence that feels a bit less like a checklist, this small-group class at Castello del Trebbio delivers: you start in a 900-year-old Tuscan castle estate, then move into the kitchen with…
