FLORENCE
3126 Tours Reviewed
Three wineries and a 4×4 day in Chianti. This private tour mixes off-road drives with classic Tuscan winemaking—so you get more than a tasting room stop. You’ll visit three different wineries, sample wines and food pairings, and end with a…
Florence hits hardest when someone explains what you are actually looking at. This short tour connects Michelangelo’s David at the Accademia Gallery with the key Renaissance streets you’ll want to explore later. Two big wins for me: a local guide…
3 hours, zero sweat, lots of Florence. This Best of Florence Electric Bike Tour is built for people who want to cover serious ground without paying the price in aching legs. You roll through the historic center on 7-speed pedal-assist…
Rooftops and food. A smart combo. This Florence experience takes you above the street level for rooftop tastings, with stories tied to the city below. I love the rooftop foodie spots, and I love the small-group feel (up to 10),…
Shoes tell stories in Florence. The Ferragamo Museum is a corporate museum that focuses on Salvatore Ferragamo, his life, and the shoe and dress models that made it into real culture (yes, including famous movie wear). I especially like the…
Florence’s best “quick win” for Renaissance sculpture. In about 90 minutes, this private Bargello visit gets you into one of the city’s most storied palaces and points you straight at the works that shaped art history. You’ll be moving efficiently,…
Three hours, three Franciscan landmarks. What makes this tour work is the way it strings together Franciscan stories with the exact places they happened: the quiet woods of Eremo Delle Carceri, the silence of San Damiano, and the big spiritual…
Siena feels like a movie set—especially from Piazza del Campo. This private full-day outing strings together three big-name stops with the kind of pacing you want when you’re spending real time away from Florence: car comfort, a guided walk in…
Florence hits different when someone shows you the shortcuts. This private tour strings together two heavyweight museums (Uffizi and Accademia) and keeps the focus on what you’d miss on your own—real Florence stories, insider context, and a guided path through…
Pisa in half a day is a neat trick. This private tour takes you out of Florence with hotel pickup, a guided walk in Pisa, and a no-stress route through the highlights around Piazza dei Miracoli. You’ll see the Leaning…
Towers talk when you have a good guide. This private walking tour gives you a smart, human-paced way into San Gimignano, a town with roots back to Etruscan times. I especially love how the guide ties the Legend of the…
That first view sets the tone. At Fattoria Majnoni Guicciardini in Vico d’Elsa, you get a guided walk through organic and regenerative farming, then wine made using natural methods, and finally a relaxed tasting with local food. I love how…
Five villages, one long day from Florence. This Cinque Terre day trip by coach is built for people who want the logistics handled, but still want freedom once you arrive. You get comfortable transport, English help onboard, and an escort…
Fresh pasta lessons feel like a cheat code. In Florence, this small-group PURO Vegan class turns Tuscan comfort food into a hands-on (and egg-free) cooking session. You start with bruschette and an aperitivo, then roll, shape, and sauce your way…
One-day Tuscany tours can feel rushed. This one feels planned. You get the hill towns of Montepulciano and Pienza, plus real food and wine time instead of just photo stops. I like that it’s paced with breaks built in, and…
