FLORENCE
3126 Tours Reviewed
Medici secrets hide in plain sight. This small-group Florence tour gives you timed entry to Pitti Palace and a tour pace that feels calmer than the usual crush, capped at 15 participants. You’ll move through the palace with a licensed…
Want pasta night to feel real? This Florence class turns you from eater into maker, with a short historical intro followed by hands-on cooking of classic Sunday spaghetti and lasagna. It takes place in San Frediano, a comfortable part of…
Paintings crowd your attention in the best way. This guided Florence stop takes you through Palazzo Pitti, then into the Galleria Palatina and the Royal Apartments, where Medici power turns into real, walk-through drama. It’s a short tour, but it’s…
Florence has a way of slowing you down. This walking tour gives you the big Renaissance hits plus the side streets that make the city feel real. I like how small-group size keeps the pace relaxed and your questions actually…
Tuscany by eBike beats the usual car-rush. This guided ride from Castiglion Fiorentino is built for real movement through the valley—pedal-assist bikes help you glide up gentle and steep-ish sections without turning the day into a suffer-fest. I like that…
Tuscany cooks differently when you’re in the kitchen. This Arezzo class puts you at work in a semi-professional setup, guided in English by Chef Fabrizio as you make a full meal and then eat it with local wines. Menus shift…
Florence is full of big-ticket beauty. This ticket bundles Palazzo Pitti and the gardens behind it, so you spend less time figuring out tickets and more time walking Medici-era halls. I like the straight-to-the-door value: one booking covers several major…
Markets, not menus. This Bologna food markets tour is a smart way to get your bearings fast in the city’s best eating streets, with an English-speaking local guide (often Benedetta My Bologna). I especially like that the tastings are separate,…
This Bologna e-bike tour is a smart way to see the city’s outskirts without wasting time on buses or slow uphill walks. I like how it mixes off-the-beaten-track riding with stops that actually explain why these hill areas matter, and…
Siena tastes better with a plan. This 2-hour Savor Siena Food and Wine Tour turns a short walk into a practical lesson on Tuscan wine and traditional bites like pecorino and cured meats. I like that the tour blends a…
Assisi can feel like a maze. This tour turns that maze into a clear, story-led route to the key places in Saint Francis’s life. You roll through the narrow streets on a tuk-tuk, so you spend more time looking at…
Michelangelo and Leonardo, in real-life Florence. This 3-hour walk connects Renaissance art to the people and politics that shaped it, using the rivalry of two giants to explain why the city looked the way it did. I like that it…
Fresh pasta starts with your hands. This class in Assisi is interesting because you learn real home-kitchen technique, not just watching. I love that it’s hands-on and you shape dough yourself, and I also like the small group feel, which…
Florence at night is its own character. This Old Town pub crawl turns Piazza Santa Croce into a starting line for a fun, guided walk through several bar areas where students and late-night visitors overlap. You get a local friend…
Michelangelo meets you fast. This tour is built for the main event at the Galleria dell’Accademia, then backs it up with the story of how the sculptor became Michelangelo while you’re still in the city center. I especially like the…
