FLORENCE
80 Tours Reviewed
If you want Florence to make sense quickly, this tour helps. I like how it strings together Ponte Vecchio history, Piazza della Signoria politics, and Duomo-area landmarks into one clear route, then finishes with skip-the-line Accademia time centered on Michelangelo.…
A Tuscan day without car stress. This private route out of Florence lines up Siena, Monteriggioni, and San Gimignano for a smooth, car-free hit of medieval Italy, with help from your English-speaking licensed driver (often Alessandro). I like the air-conditioned…
Siena hits different with a guide. This private walk strings together Siena’s key churches, squares, and symbols in about 2–3 hours, and it comes with clear explanations of the Palio and the Contrade culture. Guides like Barbara Latini, Ludovica, Elena,…
You can see a lot of Lucca fast. This bike-and-food experience strings together the best views from Le Mura di Lucca with real eating stops where locals actually pause. You’ll ride through the old center, pop up to the top…
Florence by golf cart is a smart shortcut. You glide past major landmarks, then get short pauses to look around while the on-board audio guides you through what you’re seeing. I like that it’s set up as a private experience,…
Florence is way easier to read with a guide. This private 2-hour walking tour connects the big landmarks you came for with the stories that explain why they look the way they do. I love the tight route that still…
Bologna, but make it edible. This private food tour strings together three big Bologna squares while your guide works the tasting stops that locals actually care about. You get 6 or 10 food-and-drink tastings, and it’s designed as a personalized…
Bologna goes better with a local guide. This private walk is built around you, with a quick questionnaire so your route fits your interests, your pace, and how much you want to focus on landmarks versus lesser-known streets. You can…
Florence looks best at cruise speed. This private golf cart tour is built for seeing a lot without burning your legs on steep streets. I like the group-only format (just your party) because it feels calmer than a bus, and…
Follow your nose through Florence. This 3-hour walk strings together the stuff Florence does best: strong coffee, a truffle panino at a historic deli, two Tuscan wine pours at an enoteca, gelato, and then olive oil and balsamic tastings at…
Siena feels medieval from the first steps. This private 3-hour walk pulls you through Siena’s most important streets and squares, with optional Cathedral access so you can go as deep as you want. I like that it’s built for photos…
Glide past Florence’s icons without the footsore grind. This private bike tour focuses on doing more of the sights in just a few hours, with a dedicated guide who helps you move at a pace that feels right. I like…
Siena and San Gimignano, minus the hassle. This private 8-hour Tuscany day trip is built for an easy flow: you get door-to-door pickup from downtown Florence and a small private group (up to 7) so your schedule doesn’t feel like…
Skip the slow slog on foot. This private electric mini-car tour moves fast through Florence’s highlights with a local driver and a multilingual audio guide, so you get the big icons without spending your whole day walking. I love how…
The Uffizi can feel overwhelming fast. This tour works because you get reserved entry and a guide who turns famous paintings into stories tied to Florence. I like the way the tour connects major artists you’ve heard of—Giotto, Botticelli, Leonardo…
