FLORENCE
780 Tours Reviewed
Leonardo’s world is right here in Vinci. This ticket strings together the Leonardo da Vinci Museum, the Birthplace house, and the exhibition Leonardo and his paintings, so you can connect inventions, art, and the man himself without hopping around Tuscany…
Florence from a golf cart feels smarter than walking. This private tour in a golf cart zips you past major sights with English narration, so you can get your bearings fast without burning your legs. It starts near Piazza del…
Tuscany tastes better at the source. This farm-to-table day takes you from Florence to San Miniato by train, then into the gardens and kitchens of an organic hilltop estate. You’re not just watching food happen—you help gather ingredients and cook…
Twisting roads. Big views. Solid wine. This full-day outing from Siena layers two hill towns—Pienza and Montepulciano—with winery stops and time to wander at your own speed. I like that you get both the food-and-wine side (including lunch and tastings)…
There’s a simple joy here: pedal at your own pace. This self-guided Lucca to Pisa ride mixes calm river paths, quick town detours, and a finale at the Leaning Tower—with an app and phone holder doing most of the heavy…
Florence’s Duomo area is a sight. This tour is built for time-crunch travelers: you get a guided walk that helps you understand what you’re seeing, then you tackle Brunelleschi’s Dome for big Florence skyline views. The experience is especially useful…
Towers, marble, and real Tuscan roads. This day trip stacks two UNESCO towns into one smooth rhythm: Siena’s Piazza del Campo and San Gimignano’s tower skyline, plus a countryside coach ride through Chianti hills. I like that you get a…
Want to cook like a local in 5 hours? This experience pairs a hands-on Tuscan cooking class with a walk through Piazza San Lorenzo’s market so you start with real ingredients, not store-bought guesses. You’ll hand-pick seasonal items with your…
Your next pair starts with a sketch. In Florence, this is a custom sneaker atelier where you collaborate with designers and watch your choices turn into real leather and stitches. It’s part fashion theater, part hands-on craft session, and it…
Siena can feel like a maze. This private, customizable walking tour with a local guide helps you get your bearings through medieval streets and historic squares at a pace that fits your group. You also get practical advice for the…
Wine tasting in a Tuscan hilltop bar. At Tenuta Torciano near San Gimignano, you sip through Tuscan red and white wines while taking in wide views over the wine country. I love the hands-on olive oil and balsamic tasting, and…
Food first. History right after. This private Bologna tour strings together old-town landmarks and a full tasting lineup with wine. I love the private pace and the way your guide turns each bite into a story about Bologna’s food culture.…
Florence’s art hits fast. This is a tight 1.5-hour guided run through the Uffizi Gallery’s best-known works, with skip-the-line entry and a small group capped at nine. You get expert storytelling about how Renaissance artists, patrons, and architects shaped what…
Five villages in one day can work. You start with a 7:00 a.m. pickup in Florence, roll by private car to La Spezia, then ride the coastal train between the villages with a guide steering the order. It is a…
Seeing David is easy here. This Florence Accademia Gallery tour is built for efficiency: you get priority entrance plus an expert guide and headsets, so you can spend your time looking instead of waiting. It’s a short, focused 1-hour visit…
