FLORENCE
2280 Tours Reviewed
One unforgettable view, on two wheels. This small-group e-bike outing takes you out of Orvieto into Umbrian countryside, then up to Civita di Bagnoregio for village time, photos, and included tasting stops. You also get two extra historic stops on…
Your wine day starts with a plan. This Brunello di Montalcino tour is built for an easy winemaking-and-tasting day from Siena: two boutique winery visits, a pairing lunch, and time to breathe in Montalcino’s medieval center. It’s also small enough—max…
David is easier with the right ticket. This Priority Ticket helps you lock in your preferred date online and get priority entry to the Accademia Gallery, with instant confirmation for a smooth start. What I really like is that you’re…
A single day can cover a lot of Tuscany magic. This private trip is built for flexibility: you leave Florence with a driver, get an orientation for the day, and then shape the timing based on what you care about…
Florence feels extra powerful inside one building. This skip-the-line ticket gets you into Palazzo Vecchio on a timed basis, so you spend your time looking up at art and architecture instead of shuffling in queues. You also get the chance…
Two wheels turn Lucca into yours. This self-guided bike ride lets you glide the historic center and follow a simple plan to big sights like the Basilica of San Frediano, without being herded. I really like two things: the freedom…
Lucca’s walls have a secret. The Renaissance fortification isn’t just something you look at from the street. You walk the elevated wall park and then go inside to see restored spaces and heavy brick vaults built for military use. What…
Palazzo Vecchio hits like a power briefing. This 90-minute guided visit takes you right into the center of the Medici machine, and then ties it to the clues that inspired Inferno. I love how quickly the tour makes the palace…
Picture Lucca, then picture vines. This short tour trades city streets for a real taste of Tuscan countryside, with a local guide explaining how wine connects to the area while you ride out together. I love the small-group feel (max…
Cooking outside Florence feels like winning at Tuscany. This is a small-group class (up to 6) where you get real attention, and you finish with a terrace lunch that tastes like your work. It also trades city hassles for a…
Skip the line at the Accademia. This priority entry ticket focuses your time on what matters most: Michelangelo’s David and the museum’s other standout sculpture and painting rooms, without gambling on your arrival working out. I like that you get…
Handmade pasta feels different in Florence. This small-group class takes you beyond tasting and into the real rhythm of Italian cooking: shop for ingredients at Sant’Ambrogio market, then make tagliatelle, ravioli, and tiramisù from scratch in a Tuscan trattoria setting.…
Pisa looks good on foot, but the bike tour makes it easier. This self-guided ride gets you from Piazza della Stazione to the big sights at your own pace, using a phone app for turn-by-turn guidance. I love that you…
Sea breeze beats sightseeing. This Pisa bike outing is a self-guided ride from the city out to the Tyrrhenian Sea, guided by a smartphone app so you’re not stuck with a strict schedule. The experience is built around a simple…
There are wine tours, and then there’s this one. I like that this Chianti tasting is anchored in a 12th-century villa at Fattoria San Pancrazio, not just a quick stop at a modern tasting room. You get the full rhythm…
