FLORENCE
3126 Tours Reviewed
Florence can be loud. This experience slows it down. What I like about Florence: Painting and Wine is the pairing of two things that usually stay separate: step-by-step acrylic painting and a proper wine tasting. You’re guided through the process…
Forget souvenirs; this is craftwork. This Florence artisan-focused tour is built around seeing how things get made, not just shopping for them. You’ll start in the area around Palazzo Pitti, meet a local guide, and get taken into workshop-style stops…
Chianti tastes better when the hills roll by. This afternoon tour takes you from Florence into the Chianti countryside for vineyard views, small-town wandering, and winery time where you can taste the region at a relaxed pace. You’ll ride out…
Chianti by e-bike beats the usual tour bus. This ride starts outside Florence in San Donato, so you skip much of the city traffic grind, then you pedal into the hills toward Chianti. You’ll get big views over the Val…
Dinner in San Gimignano feels like a secret. I love the countryside view and the way Chianti shows up at the right moment with your meal. One thing to consider: language can vary by host, so if you booked for…
Florence gets better when you cook. This is a 3-hour homemade pasta class in the city center that pairs food shopping in a local neighborhood with a hands-on pasta lesson. You meet near Piazza Santo Spirito, tour the surrounding Santo…
Wood-fired dough lessons change how you see Florence. This 4:30pm, chef-led cooking experience teaches authentic Neapolitan pizza in a wood-fired oven, plus real gelato and sorbet techniques you can actually repeat later. It’s hands-on, not just watching food happen. I…
Some museums feel like a test. The Uffizi doesn’t. This private tour focuses you on the masterpieces and the why behind them, so the big names make sense fast. You get a private 3-hour walkthrough, with flexible departure times, plus…
One-on-one Florence time can change everything. This private guide setup lets you steer the pace and interests, from Renaissance sights to quieter streets and squares that most people miss. You get a guide who’s there for your questions, not a…
Three stops that connect in your mind. This Florence tour is built around three landmarks that tell one Renaissance story: Michelangelo’s David, the Duomo complex, and the Dome designed by Brunelleschi. I like the way you get priority access to…
Florence can feel like a lot for kids. This family-focused Uffizi Gallery visit helps you see the big Renaissance hits without spending your day getting lost or stuck in lines. What I like most is the skip-the-line access plus a…
Michelangelo’s David deserves your whole attention. This private fast-track experience gets you into the Galleria dell’Accademia quickly, then focuses on the big stuff in a tight 1 hour 15 minutes. It’s a smart fit when you want the headline sculpture…
A drive into Chianti is the real mood. This semi-private tour trades Florence crowds for rolling Tuscan countryside and a guided look at how wine and olive oil actually get made. I especially like the pairing of two vineyard visits…
You’ve got limited time, so you need smart art stops. This private combo stitches together Florence’s biggest hits: the Accademia for Michelangelo, a guided walk to get your bearings in the historic center, then the Uffizi with world-famous masterpieces and…
Florence makes instant sense here. This 3-hour private walking tour connects major Renaissance landmarks into one clear story, ending at the Accademia Gallery for skip-the-line access to Michelangelo’s David. I love how the guide focuses on what each place meant,…
