FLORENCE
3126 Tours Reviewed
Michelangelo’s David hits differently in Florence. This Accademia ticket combo is built for speed and clarity: you get reserved entry through a separate entrance, plus an English host to get you inside and sorted fast. I especially love how this…
Florence comes with a story. This 3-hour walking tour strings together the Roman start, the medieval rise, and the Medici era through the streets you actually stroll every day. I especially love how it treats architecture like a clue trail,…
Florence at golden hour is a good time to trade sightseeing shoes for an apron. This 4-course cooking class turns a typical Tuscan meal into a hands-on lesson: you’ll make an appetizer, cook fresh pasta with sauce, prepare a second-course…
Assisi and Cortona in one day is a smart move. This private tour links two story-heavy hill towns—pilgrimage Assisi and movie-famous Cortona—using a comfortable Mercedes car so you spend less time planning and more time looking at stone, frescoes, and…
Orvieto works best when you can see it from above and below. This combo tour pairs a Duomo-facing aperitif with a guided look at the caves beneath town, some used for everything from wine storage to water and even pigeons.…
A morning hike beats another museum ticket. This 4.5-hour Florence-to-hills walk pairs ancient stone trails above the city with time at Monte Ceceri, then finishes with a farm lunch and wine overlooking Florence. Guides like Marco, Lorenzo, Stefano (and even…
Saved spots make the Duomo climb easier. This visit packages timed entry for Brunelleschi’s Dome plus access to the Cathedral complex museums, so you spend less time sorting tickets and more time looking up. The big payoff is the view:…
Assisi moves fast, but this walk keeps you in control. You get a digital local guide with audio and text that helps you connect the church façades, medieval politics, and Roman layers of the city as you go. It’s built…
Two wheels, big Bologna views. This Vespa tour in the hills of Bologna is a practical way to swap city streets for rolling countryside and sweeping outlooks, without giving up the easy structure of a guided ride. You’ll start from…
Spoleto tells stories fast. In just about 2 hours, you get an official-guided walk that connects Roman-era stone, pre-Roman fortifications, and major Renaissance art inside the city center. The value is the pace: you learn the why behind what you…
Fresh pasta and tiramisù taste better when you make them. This Siena home cooking class with the Cesarine is a hands-on evening devoted to the real mechanics of Tuscan cooking: you’ll learn to roll dough, fill and shape pasta by…
One small ticket can save a lot of standing. This fast-track Bargello Museum entry helps you beat the usual bottleneck and get straight into a former fortress-cum-palace that still feels medieval. I like that you’re not just buying access—you’re also…
Pisa leans. You follow. This small-group day tour strings together two UNESCO hits in one long but satisfying day: the Leaning Tower of Pisa and three Cinque Terre villages reached by cliffside footpaths (with a short cruise/rail plan depending on…
Cinque Terre can feel like a stampede. This private van tour keeps it calm by focusing on two villages and building in time to actually enjoy them. I like that you get an English-speaking guide in the vehicle and not…
Make art in Florence, not just photos. This class puts you in a private, light-filled studio for hands-on oil painting or clay sculpting with a small group and plenty of direct coaching. It is a practical way to experience the…
