FLORENCE
87 Tours Reviewed
Siena rewards slow feet, and this route helps you go in order. You follow a smart loop of historic gates, brick churches, famous water sources, and the big cathedral views, with an audio-and-text guide in multiple languages. I like that…
Bologna smells like lunch—and this turns it into a plan. The Food Tasting Box is a self-paced route through Bologna’s food culture, built around 7 vouchers you use in selected shops in the historic center, plus a map and QR…
Bike lanes and big-name sights can share a day. This self-guided Pisa to Lucca ride pairs short stops in Pisa with an easy, flat stretch on the Puccini Cycle Path along the Serchio River. I like that you’re not stuck…
A haunted walk through Florence, by puzzle. Florence Inferno turns Dante’s gloomy world into a street-level scavenger hunt, led by a smartphone app and built for a private group. I like that you can linger at each puzzle stop as…
Perugia is best met on foot. This walking tour gives you audio and written commentary you can control, with key stops from Etruscan walls to a papal fortress. For about $7.81, you also get the kind of practical guidance that…
Florence on two wheels works for people who hate wasting daylight. I like that this tour gives you 20+ photo stops and a real Arno crossing to Ponte Vecchio, all in about 2.5 hours. The big drawback: Florence streets can…
Street art in Pisa is fun. This self-guided e-bike tour turns city sightseeing into something you can actually finish in one afternoon. I especially like how it pairs big, colorful murals (including Keith Haring and Eduardo Kobra) with a smooth…
Florence is full of big-ticket beauty. This ticket bundles Palazzo Pitti and the gardens behind it, so you spend less time figuring out tickets and more time walking Medici-era halls. I like the straight-to-the-door value: one booking covers several major…
Florence, guided without the fuss. I love how this walk gives you headsets and an art-historian edited audio app, so you can follow along without getting lost. It also covers the main landmarks quickly, which is perfect when you want…
Your phone turns Bologna into a storybook. This self-guided audio guide uses GPS guidance to cue up 35 short local tales as you walk. You cover about 3.5 km at your own pace, with narration available in 7 languages and…
Florence art without line headaches. This is a self-guided Uffizi visit with skip-the-line access and an audio guide you can follow in your language, so you control the pace. You’ll get a timed museum entry, then wander through major works…
Turning Pisa into seaside time is smart. This self-guided ride trades crowded sights for a calm route that follows the Ciclopista del Trammino to the coast. I really like two things: you get a straightforward, mostly off-the-main-road cycle experience, and…
Skip the ticket-office chaos. This fast track entrance to the Galleria dell’Accademia helps you lock in admission ahead of time, then walk through with less queue stress—so you can spend your energy on the art, not the line. I like…
Florence is one of those places where one good view is never enough. This Duomo complex pass is built around the big one: a timed climb to Brunelleschi’s Dome paired with an audio guide app, so you’re not just walking…
Headphones help you hear Florence. This Opera del Duomo visit uses a skip-the-line e-ticket plus an audio tour on your phone, so you can move at your own pace through some of the city’s most famous sacred spaces. What I…
