FLORENCE
24 Tours Reviewed
Medici power meets classic Florence views. This timed-entry visit pairs Palazzo Pitti with the Boboli Gardens, so you get a Renaissance palace built for rule and art, then step right into an open-air garden museum above the city. I especially…
Baroque rooms plus Renaissance paintings, what a mix. This Palatine Gallery and Pitti Palace experience is interesting because you move through a private-style Medici art collection inside a palace built for power. I love the skip-the-line entry and how the…
Florence has a way of grabbing you fast. This tour strings together Palazzo Pitti and the Boboli Gardens so you get the Medici story in grand rooms, then you step into the designed chaos of Renaissance garden engineering. I like…
Medici Florence isn’t subtle. In this timed-entry visit to the Palatine Gallery inside Pitti Palace, you’ll see how art and authority mixed in one huge residence. I love the small-group format (max 14) because you can actually hear and ask…
Palazzo Pitti packs a lot of art into a palace setting. I love how this tour pairs major paintings with the story of the grand-dukes of Tuscany, so you’re not just looking—you’re understanding what you’re seeing. When our guide’s name…
Medici power, art, and gardens in three hours. Starting from Piazza Pitti #1, you move from the big courtyard drama of Pitti Palace into the Palatine Gallery on timed entry. I love how the guide connects what you’re seeing to…
Medici splendor, minus the stress. This combo ticket turns two big names in Florence into one smart day: Palazzo Pitti (with multiple museums) and the Boboli Gardens (plus extra time in the Garden of Villa Bardini). You get to see…
Florence can feel like art overload. This pass helps you handle it with a smart combo ticket and a 5-day window. The key is that your first stop, the Uffizi Gallery, sets everything in motion: you collect and activate your…
Florence has a way of making you slow down. Pitti Palace does that fast, with priority entry into one of the city’s biggest museum complexes plus a sweep from Medici splendor to Italian modern art. I like the mix of…
