FLORENCE
3126 Tours Reviewed
Florence can feel like a puzzle at first glance. This private, 2-hour walking tour turns the big sights into a clear story, with stops around Santa Croce, government square views, and the Duomo area. The licensed art historian guide brings…
Florence hits hard on art. This private full-day combo tour strings together the Uffizi and Accademia with a guided walk through key squares like Piazza della Signoria and Piazza del Duomo. I especially like the hotel-meets-you setup and the way…
Bologna smells like food, and this tour turns that aroma into a lesson. You’ll go from a Parmigiano Reggiano production visit to the slow craft behind Traditional Balsamic Vinegar PDO, then finish with Lambrusco tastings and lunch. The best part…
Bologna to Maranello in one day. It’s a fun mash-up: dairy countryside craft in the morning, then Italian car legend fuel in the afternoon. I really like the hands-on feel of learning Parmigiano Reggiano from start to finish, and I…
A boat day in Argentario can feel like a cheat code for better views. This one is built around clear-water coves, real swimming time with snorkeling gear, and a private-group vibe that keeps the day relaxed. I love how the…
Truffle season in Tuscany feels like a real-life scavenger hunt. This truffle picking experience takes you into the hills around Montefiesole with a local guide and a specially trained truffle dog, then turns your finds into a proper three-course meal…
Siena has a way of teaching you history fast. This private walking tour is built for making sense of Siena’s medieval look, from old sculpted symbols to the bigger political shifts that shaped the city. It’s a UNESCO-listed destination where…
Florence feels made for kids when you have a guide who knows the rhythm. This private family tour strings together the Old Town’s most famous sights with stories, fairytales, and little tasks that help children actually pay attention. I especially…
Two museums, one unforgettable day. This Florence tour is built for art lovers: you start with Michelangelo at the Accademia, then you move to the Uffizi, and you finish with a guided walking loop through the city center. I especially…
Two castles, one lake, and wine. This Enobike tour is a slow-motion nature break in Italy’s Tiber valley: you pedal through oak and chestnut woods, stop where the Tiber opens into Lago di Corbara, and keep spotting wildlife and birds…
A Renaissance orphanage with real emotional weight. The Spedale degli Innocenti is one of the most important buildings to understand early Renaissance Florence, and a guided visit helps you see the logic behind the design, not just the pretty facade.…
A cooking class in Florence feels like a shortcut to confidence. It’s hands-on, chef-guided, and set in a central Florence space with an old-world vibe. You pick what you’re making from four menu options and turn fresh farm-to-table ingredients into…
Florence has a side you can’t see from a bus. This bike ride turns the historic center into a slow, fun scavenger hunt for the city’s wine windows—small street-level openings on old palaces used to sell wine. I especially like…
Chianti tastes better with your hands. This small-group cooking class turns a simple meal into a full morning in Tuscany’s Chianti Classico countryside: you walk the vineyards, pick fresh vegetables and herbs, then cook a traditional hands-on 4-course menu in…
Florence has a way of making you look twice. This architectural walk turns that moment of admiration into paper-and-pencil progress, with stops for sketching views around Piazza della Signoria and the line of the Vasari Corridor. The format is simple:…
