FLORENCE · DESTINATION
534 Tours Reviewed
Florence can be shy about its past. This tour turns quiet corners into clear stories about queer life in the Middle Ages and Renaissance. You start in central Florence with Mila, then move through major landmarks like Ponte Vecchio and…
Florence clicks into place fast with this walk. You’ll get a smart route through the main sights, led by a local guide, and paced for real people (not tour robots). I like that it starts at Santa Croce and ends…
Two wheels can feel like freedom. This Tuscany tour is a well-paced mix of guided Vespa riding and hands-on food and wine time in the Chianti Rufina area. I like that you get the countryside portion with a real safety…
The Duomo dome climb changes how you see Florence. I love the way the guide ties the buildings to the people who built them, from Arnolfo di Cambio to Filippo Brunelleschi. And I love that your ticket includes a 3-day…
This is Tuscany with real wine gravity. You’ll hit Brunello di Montalcino territory and Vino Nobile di Montepulciano territory in one full day, plus the postcard stops that make the whole region feel like a movie set. I especially love…
If Florence has one must-see sculpture, it’s David. This Accademia Gallery skip-the-line ticket is built for fast entry so you can reach Michelangelo’s David without getting stuck in the slow moving crush. I especially like the reserved skip-the-line entry and…
Chianti hits different when you can feel the breeze. This is a Florence day trip built around open-top driving and small-group time in the Chianti hills, with tastings and village stops guided in English (often with Firas leading the way).…
Florence’s Duomo area is busy for a reason. This guided route strings together the key buildings of the Piazza del Duomo, then adds a Giotto’s Bell Tower climb with a pre-booked ticket so you get real payoff views above the…
The Uffizi can feel like a million rooms. This small-group tour keeps it sane with fast-track entry and a guide who helps you spot what matters most in the first pass. You’ll cover big names across Renaissance art—think Giotto, Botticelli,…
Handmade pasta in a real kitchen changes everything. This class pairs Cesarina hospitality with hand-rolling fresh pasta skills, plus a hands-on tiramisu lesson (the coffee-flavored classic). One thing to consider: since it happens in a private home, you’ll want clear…
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…
Sterling silver, made by hand in Tuscany. In four hours with artisan Dörthe Lütkemeyer, you melt, solder, and shape your own piece step-by-step in her air-conditioned workshop, with a private lesson that adapts to your group. I love the hands-on…
Florence is best explained on foot. This private, 2-hour stroll is a clean way to understand the Renaissance without drowning in dates, because your guide connects buildings to the people who used them. In the best guides I’ve seen for…
Two towns, two tastings, one long day. This small-group tour is a smart way to see southern Tuscany from Florence without arranging transport on your own. I especially like the winery tastings (including Nobile di Montepulciano and Brunello di Montalcino)…
If you want David without the headache, this helps. In Florence, the Galleria dell’Accademia can mean long queues, and this experience is built to cut that stress with reserved priority entry and a host waiting at the meeting spot. I…
