FLORENCE
490 Tours Reviewed
Florence’s dome is a workout with rewards. What makes this tour different is the combo of skip-the-line entry plus a live guide who helps you make sense of what you’re looking at. I especially like that the guide can answer…
Florence has a way of speeding up your heart. This 2-hour guided bike tour strings together the city’s biggest landmarks and a bunch of lesser-seen details, fast. You’ll get clear explanations as you roll past the Duomo, the Baptistery, Medici-era…
The Accademia can feel like a lot. This private tour keeps it focused, with a certified guide steering you through the rooms tied to Michelangelo and the museum’s big supporting cast. You also get skip-the-line access with a reserved entry…
Florence has a quiet craft side. This 3-hour guided tour focuses on working hands and old-school techniques, moving from goldsmithing and gemstone work to leather, carving, and the perfume world tied to Santa Maria Novella. It’s the kind of experience…
Tuscany feels big and complicated. This tour keeps it simple. You get 70+ English narrated video stories built around art, history, and local culture across Tuscany and an in-depth run through Florence—so you can understand what you’re looking at without…
Two icons. One honest climb. This tour is a focused way to experience Piazza dei Miracoli and the Leaning Tower, including the 294-step ascent. I like that the big ticket item is handled up front with pre-booked tower entry, so…
Venice in one day is a real test. It’s also a smart way to do it if you start in Florence: you get comfortable bus travel across regions and a guide who explains why this floating city works the way…
Towers, squares, and a proper wine day plan. This private small-group tour is interesting because you get a day-trip circuit that actually flows, with a guide to translate what you’re seeing in Siena and San Gimignano and a winery stop…
Two wheels beat Lucca traffic. This self-guided rental takes you beyond Lucca’s walls and out into the countryside for a scenic spin along the Via Francigena, with classic landmarks like Villa Oliva and Villa Grabau on the way to Villa…
Beer education in a glass. This guided stop in Arezzo takes you through the basics of Italian craft beer at BVS Brewery, guided by the master brewer. You’ll hear how beer is produced, how flavors develop, and what ingredients like…
Love stories meet street puzzles in Pisa. This self-guided walk turns the city into a game: you follow smartphone clues to a dozen-plus stops and learn what to look for as you go. I especially like the flexible pacing, since…
Bologna’s university story lives in stone. This 2.5-hour guided walk through Bologna’s oldest university sites is the kind of history you can actually see and picture, not just read about. I especially like how the expert guide connects the classroom…
Food tastes better when you walk with a local. This 2.5-hour Florence street food tour puts you near the Duomo while you eat your way through Tuscan classics and city squares. I like that it mixes sightseeing with actual bites,…
A single sculpture can change your day. This Accademia Gallery tour gives you a priority entry plan and a guide-led visit centered on Michelangelo’s David, plus Renaissance artworks you’ll spot more clearly with explanations. I like the combo of a…
Bologna rewards slow looking. This guided route strings together the city’s big architectural moments with a live local voice, and it moves at a human pace for small groups. The only real catch is logistics: you need to be ready…
