FLORENCE
3126 Tours Reviewed
Tombs under one big church. This guided visit to Santa Croce Basilica is interesting because it connects worship, Renaissance art, and Florence’s famous “who’s who” in one compact outing. You start at Piazza di Santa Croce, then move inside the…
Towers, churches, and castle walls in one day. What makes this excursion work is the mix of a guided Siena walk plus the freedom to wander Monteriggioni and San Gimignano at your own pace, all in one smooth minivan loop.…
Olive oil gets a theme-park makeover. SuprEvo is a hands-on, multimedia olive oil museum that takes you from the old stone-mill world to today’s pressing technology, with photo-friendly moments and a talking olive mascot along the way. You’ll also get…
Bologna in two hours, done right. A private kickstart tour helps you get your bearings fast without getting stuck in a big-group shuffle, and it’s built for real sightseeing flow. I love that it’s just your party with a local…
Your wine tasting starts with a walk. At Fattoria La Maliosa in Saturnia, you begin with a vineyard walk that includes vineyard stops, a panoramic viewpoint, and hands-on guidance on historic grape varieties. What I like most is that the…
E-bikes make Tuscany feel effortless. This Pienza-based ride is a smart way to see UNESCO-listed Val d’Orcia country roads without turning the day into a workout. I like that the route is built for real scenery—chapel views, rolling countryside, and…
Wine and food, but make it hands-on. This is the kind of Tuscany stop that feels like you’re visiting a working family estate, not ticking boxes. I like the organic wine focus and the farm-to-table food pairings that show up…
Cooking in a Tuscan garden beats museums. This Florence cooking class brings you into a real hands-on pasta lesson with a wine pairing meal, guided by Mirella and Stefano. I like that the food is practical and seasonal, with fresh…
A farm tasting with views beats another museum stop. I love that this is a true private experience led by a family on their own land, not a fast group production. I also love the focus on wine + extra…
Tuscany has a way of stealing time. This private full-day Chianti Classico experience mixes medieval hill towns with hands-on wine time, plus door-to-door comfort in a Mercedes minivan with onboard Wi‑Fi. The result is a day that feels scenic and…
Florence feels like a puzzle box when you walk it with intent. This Inferno-themed guided tour turns famous landmarks into a scavenger hunt of symbols, motifs, and stories tied to Inferno, with a strong Florence-at-street-level focus. You start in the…
Florence is better when you can go at your own pace. This self-guided audio guide in the TravelMate app lets you roam the city while a digital guide explains history, points of interest, and local curiosities. I like that you…
Horseback time in Tuscany feels different. You’re not just looking at views from a road pull-off, you’re moving through them at horse pace on a small group ride capped at five. Expect a relaxed, walk-only experience designed for first-timers, with…
Volterra and San Gimignano in one smooth day. This is a great way to taste medieval Tuscany without the long lines or the rushed-feeling city squeeze. I especially like the private-group setup (you don’t have to match someone else’s pace)…
Some tours feel like a highlight reel. This one feels real. This Carrara Marble Tour takes you into a working marble cave in the Carrara area, where extraction is still happening. I love that the visit includes a 4×4 jeep…
