FLORENCE
2220 Tours Reviewed
The Uffizi can feel like a controlled art explosion. This small-group tour links the museum’s biggest names to the Medici story, then walks you through key Florence sights along the way. You get a licensed guide plus headsets so you…
Florence becomes easier to read on foot. This walking experience strings together the Medici family story and the big Renaissance ideas so you can see what matters at each stop, not just pass by famous spots. I especially love the…
Some food stops are just nice. This one teaches you something. In the hills outside Arezzo, Buccelletti – Casali & Cantina sets up a private olive oil experience that’s part storytelling, part tasting, and part hands-on education you can actually…
A museum ticket in a cathedral cloister is a treat. The Capitular Museum of Saint Lorenzo is a smart, low-cost way to see Perugia through sacred art, local legends, and major names like Perugino and Signorelli. I like that it’s…
That first trot into the Chianti hills changes everything. This 4-hour Florence day trip pairs a guided horse ride with a sit-down Tuscan gourmet lunch and Chianti wine, plus door-to-meeting-point car transfers with A It is an easy way to…
Michelangelo’s Florence still feels close. This 3-hour tour strings together the places that shaped him, from church tombs to three major sculpture stops, with an end inside the Accademia Gallery so you can keep going. I especially like how it…
Florence can be slow on foot. This sidecar tour is a fast, fun way to cover key sights, then trade city streets for Chianti countryside. The day blends Florence viewpoints and neighborhoods with a real wine stop in the hills,…
Horses and Tuscany scenery, all in one day. This full-day trail ride in Maremma Toscana sends you through native woods and small rivers, past medieval villages, and out into blooming meadows where you can finally let your horse stretch into…
Truffles make Tuscany feel real. This private day pairs truffle hunting with a lunch built around what you actually find, then adds Vinci and a family-style winery visit. Two things I really like are the practical, hands-on woods time with…
Stone, wine, and lunch in Chianti. At Monterinaldi Castle in Radda, you’ll get a guided look at the cellars and a tasting of three wines, including Vinsanto, with Chianti countryside views in the background. What I love most is the…
Florence is easier once someone points things out. This 1.5-hour walking tour connects the big sights you already know (the Duomo, Ponte Vecchio) with the stories behind the power of the Medici family and the Renaissance. It’s not a slow…
Dante’s Underworld turns interactive in VR. This VR session from La Macchina del Tempo uses the Time Machine concept to bring selected moments of Dante’s Inferno into a controller-driven experience with Dante and Virgil guiding what you see and do.…
Wine country, tightly packed. This boutique winery visit near Arezzo is built for people who want the good stuff fast: a guided vineyard walk, a cellar tour, then a focused tasting with local snacks. I like that it stays small…
A hill town lunch beats another tasting room. In Spello, you’ll eat your way through Umbrian flavors while a master sommelier guides a focused English-language wine session. I love that the tasting goes beyond generic table wines and spotlights hyper-local…
Want Florence at your speed? This private walking tour gives you a local host’s point of view, with time to slow down for quiet streets, sunlit piazzas, and the kinds of details you miss when you rush. I love the…
