FLORENCE
610 Tours Reviewed
Fresh pasta taught at a real family table. In Pomino on the Florentine hills, you’re welcomed into the host’s home and garden for an evening of chatting while you cook. What makes this different is the rhythm: it’s built around…
Florence eats first, then tells stories. This private 3-hour tour strings together savory, sweet, and drinks with short cultural stops so you get the flavor of the city, not just a list of dishes. You’ll start by meeting at Sant…
Towers, gelato, and two Tuscan cities in one day. This private tour is built around three big stops: a quick Florence viewpoint at Piazzale Michelangelo, a Siena walk focused on the Duomo and Piazza del Campo, and then San Gimignano’s…
Florence looks different through a camera lesson. A private photo walk lets you slow down, look closer, and frame the Renaissance city in ways most people miss. It’s led by a professional photographer and built around real shooting practice, not…
Cooking in Chianti feels like a family visit. This private morning centers on meeting Giorgia and Luigi at their Radda in Chianti farmhouse, starting with wine and olive oil on the patio before you cook a full Italian meal together.…
Florence rewards the curious. This private visit centers on one of its most famous artistic pockets: the Medici Chapels near San Lorenzo. In about two hours, you’ll see Michelangelo sculptures, meet the Medici story at street level, and walk out…
Cortona has a way of stopping you. This private 3-hour walking tour is built for exactly that: you move through Cortona’s historical center while a guide ties the town’s Etruscan roots to the buildings you’re seeing today. I like how…
Two cities of stone, one long day. This private tour is built for big-ticket Renaissance sightseeing without the hassle of ticket lines or stitching together transport on your own. I like that you get an air-conditioned minivan for the long…
Style is a language in Florence. This private fashion tour strings together three stops that explain how Italian taste grew into today’s major design houses. I like how the guide helps you trace Florentine style (not just name-drop brands), and…
Bologna smells like warm bread and good plans. This private gastronomic tour turns the city’s big sights into an easy, tasty route. I especially like how you get hands-on food stops (balsamic, cheeses, and a real osteria meal) instead of…
Small city, big art payoff. This Arezzo private tour is a focused walk that helps you get your bearings fast and spot why this place mattered in Tuscany—especially when Arezzo shifted under Florence and the Medici. In just about two…
Leonardo’s story feels close on this trip. It combines a quiet stop at his birthplace in Anchiano, a hands-on museum in Vinci, and a relaxed meal in the countryside. The drive from central Florence also matters: it’s the easiest way…
Florence looks obvious. Santa Maria Novella hides a second story. This private tour focuses on mysticism, art, and hidden symbology, with anecdotes and curiosities that help you see what most people miss. I especially like the way the visit is…
Siena works best with a local in front. This private guided walk is built to get you from the big headline sights to smaller streets off the main route, with flexibility so the pace fits your group. I really like…
Your villa becomes an Italian cooking school. This private cooking class in Umbria comes to Perugia-area countryside settings, so your group can cook and eat together without spending the evening in transit. It’s run in English, led by a professional…
