FLORENCE
375 Tours Reviewed
Assisi feels smaller when you walk with a guide. This Assisi Old Town tour turns famous names into street-level details, and I really like the way it spots Roman remains inside medieval Assisi, including the facade of Santa Maria sopra…
Lucca tastes better when someone else leads. This guided food walk through the walled center turns everyday classics into a story you can actually follow on foot. I love the chance to try tordelli and Buccellato where they belong, not…
Florence goes fast on two wheels. This electric scooter tour is a fun way to cover more ground than walking while still getting city stories from a real guide—especially as you drift along the Lungarno and toward major viewpoints. Two…
Florence’s art hits hardest with a plan. This guided Uffizi Gallery visit is built for fast entry and smarter viewing, so you spend your time on the masterpieces instead of waiting at the door. I particularly like the Skip-the-line access…
Florence looks best when you move. This guided bike tour strings together major landmarks and quieter streets so you see the city in a short time, then caps it with the big view from Piazzale Michelangelo. I love how efficiently…
Florence clicks when you walk it with a local. I like the private customized route that matches your pace and interests, and I love that the local guide talks real-life Florence, not just plaques. One thing to consider: if you…
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 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…
Bologna rewards slow walking. This self-guided route stitches together porticoes, squares, and church legends with a phone guide you can pause and resume. I like that the tour connects to Google Maps, so you’re not constantly guessing where to turn.…
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…
Pedal Lucca, then sip the hills. This guided e-bike tour mixes easy riding with a real Italian vineyard visit just outside town. You get a small-group ride around Lucca’s city walls, plus a winery cellar tour and tasting paired with…
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…
Your first look at the Uffizi can feel overwhelming. This small-group tour is built to make the world-famous museum readable fast, using a licensed guide and radio headsets so you don’t lose the story while you’re walking. You’ll follow a…
