FLORENCE
490 Tours Reviewed
Florence can teach you to see. This 5-morning oil painting still life workshop is built for people who want real skills, not just a quick art stop. You work in a light-filled studio in the historic center and spend 15…
Florence is at its best from up high. This Brunelleschi’s Dome guided tour pairs priority entrance with a pre-climb briefing, so you spend less time stuck in queues and more time looking at one of Italy’s big Renaissance engineering flexes.…
Wine hills, good glasses, easy pace. This guided day is built around Montalpulciano’s wine culture and the countryside that surrounds the medieval town. You’ll visit 3 wineries, learn how classic Tuscan bottles are made, and taste two of the area’s…
Florence’s biggest wow happens fast. This guided tour strings together the skip-the-line David moment at the Accademia with sweeping looks over the Duomo exterior, plus key city stops that explain why Florence mattered in the first place. I like that…
Florence can swallow your whole day. This private tour keeps you focused on the big Renaissance hits and the streets around them, without the usual map-drama. I like that it’s fully private (just your group) and that you get museum…
Florence can feel like a maze at first. This private walking tour helps you find your footing fast, while tying together the Duomo, Medici power, and the Arno in just a couple hours. I especially like the local guide storytelling…
463 steps sounds scary. It’s still worth it. This guided tour is a compact way to see the Duomo complex at its best, starting with a Brunelleschi’s Dome climb and ending in the Opera del Duomo Museum. Two things I…
Florence’s art goes fast here. This small-group tour is built for time-poor visitors who still want the big moments, starting with a skip-the-line entrance to the Accademia Gallery. I love the tight pacing that gets you to Michelangelo’s best-known work…
Fountains and stairs in one hour. The Boboli Gardens tour is a fast, elegant way to see how Renaissance power turned into outdoor theatre—Pitti Palace courtyard first, then a hill-climb full of famous sculptures and fountains. I love starting at…
Two hours in Florence, minus the guesswork. This guided walk stitches together the city’s biggest hits with a local voice, from the Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore to the jeweler-lined Ponte Vecchio. I especially like the skip-the-line focus for…
A museum this famous can feel intimidating. This one keeps things simple with a phone app and a self-guided plan. You get the Uffizi Gallery with audio commentary, plus an interactive 3D map that helps you navigate without dragging a…
Florence’s art story starts inside a church. This guided visit to Basilica di Santa Croce mixes big-name genius with the everyday Florentine families who paid for it. I especially like how the guide ties the paintings and sculptures to real…
Bevagna feels like Umbria without the noise. On this private walking tour with an official guide, you get a focused 2-hour stroll through a medieval walled town where everyday life still shows up in the town square. I love two…
Oltrarno rewards the slow walker. This self-guided smartphone audio stroll shows you Florence from the “other side” of the Arno, with short stops that connect streets, churches, and craft life into one easy walk. I love the offline content (so…
One day, four Tuscan moods. This private full-day tour stitches together Val d’Orcia villages and wine stops with an easy, door-to-door pace from Florence. You’ll tour the medieval hill town of Monticchiello, spend time in Pope Pius II’s Renaissance city…
