FLORENCE
3126 Tours Reviewed
One day hits Pisa, Siena, and San Gimignano. It is a smart way to see three Tuscany icons without stressing over schedules, thanks to hotel pickup and an English-speaking driver who keeps the day flowing. I love the air-conditioned minivan…
Perugia is best met on foot. This walking tour gives you audio and written commentary you can control, with key stops from Etruscan walls to a papal fortress. For about $7.81, you also get the kind of practical guidance that…
Chianti by electric bike turns a big day into a friendly one. This small-group tour gets you out of Siena for vineyard views and country air, then wraps it up with a farm lunch and wine tasting. The biggest plus…
Nine centuries of wine in two hours. This is a Castello del Trebbio experience built around history you can actually walk through: a guided visit to a still-inhabited castle, then a descent into the estate’s ancient cellars for wine education…
Chianti moves fast. In eight hours you get countryside views, fortifications, and real wine talk in a small group setting. I love the combo of cellar tours plus tastings paired with a traditional Tuscan lunch with wine. The one drawback…
Umbria has a way of slowing you down fast. This tour is built for that mood: you ride through the countryside, taste at boutique wineries around Montefalco and Bevagna, and finish with an included Umbrian lunch you can actually savor.…
Skip the Uffizi rush with early timing. This VIP-style entry gets you into one of Florence’s biggest art magnets with exclusive early access, plus a licensed local guide and headsets so you can focus on looking instead of deciphering crowds.…
Florence moves fast. This tour slows it down. You get a small-group pace with a kid-focused guide, plus skip-the-line entry that helps your whole family reach Michelangelo’s David without the long Accademia bottleneck. I especially like how the guide turns…
Horses and Chianti in one calm day. This tour is a smart escape from Florence: you trade city streets for a 1.5-hour horseback ride through vineyards and olive groves, then shift gears to a historic Chianti estate for wine, cellars,…
Pisa is easy when someone else drives. This private half-day gives you door-to-door comfort from Florence, then hands you the wheel of your own time at Pisa’s UNESCO setting—without herding or waiting around. I also like that you can plan…
Boboli Gardens are Florence’s best kind of break. A Renaissance estate garden, right behind the grand Pitti Palace, it’s the sort of place where you can slow down, hunt for sculptures, and wander away from the street noise with far…
Three factories in one day packs power. This is the kind of tour that turns a normal day into car-nerd heaven, with factory-floor access and a calm small-group pace. I really like the 15-person cap and the way the English-speaking…
San Gimignano is small, but this experience feels big. You get a terrace lunch on the UNESCO Chigi Tower, plus a guided tasting that mixes local favorites with several famous Tuscan wine styles. It’s a simple format that works well…
Dough, wine, and Lucca at one table. This small-group Cesarine class happens in a Lucca local’s home, with you learning classic regional pastas and then eating them in the same setting. You can pick a morning or afternoon start, and…
Walking into the Uffizi with kids changes everything. This 2.5-hour Florence tour is built for families, with skip-the-line access and a guide who steers the visit using hands-on style tools like scorecards, tests, and sight-and-sound moments. I love that it…
