FLORENCE
3126 Tours Reviewed
A good meal starts before the first bite. This private Perugia class is about hands-on cooking in a real local kitchen, not a demo. You’ll learn two pasta recipes and tiramisu from scratch, then sit down to taste everything you…
Lucca changes when you ride on horseback. This 2-hour carriage tour mixes key sights with time on top of the city walls, guided by Marika and her horse (Mario or Luigi) for a slower, fun way to understand the town.…
Chianti looks better at scooter speed. This small-group Vespa day is built for the kind of Tuscany you actually remember: hillside roads, medieval town breaks, and a winery stop that feels like a real working farm. If you’re lucky, you’ll…
Skip the Uffizi crowds, with a guide. This semi-private tour keeps the group tight (up to 12 on the floor) so you can actually hear the story behind the art. I like the expert English-speaking guides and the way the…
That first look at the David feels electric. This small-group tour is built for getting in, getting oriented, and seeing more than the one famous statue everyone posts. In about an hour, you’ll tackle the key sights at the Galleria…
Four brands, one nonstop motorsports day. This tour strings together Ferrari, Pagani, and Lamborghini stops with a practical all-day ride from Bologna, so you’re not wrestling trains, buses, and timing. I like that you get hotel or station pickup plus…
Vines and lunch beat the city every time. At Podere Casanova Montepulciano, you get a guided winery and cellar visit, then you settle in the vineyard for a picnic lunch with wide-open Tuscan views. I like that the tasting isn’t…
Big steps, big payoff. This experience is built around Florence’s main cathedral complex and the best view in the area, with timed entry into the Opera del Duomo sites and a Giotto Bell Tower climb that puts the city at…
The David hits differently when you skip the line. I love priority entry and a licensed guide who helps you spot what matters in Florence’s Accademia Gallery without getting lost in the crowd. My main caution is that the museum…
Florence can feel like a lot. This family-focused treasure hunt turns the city into a game, with a local kid-friendly guide using iPads, flash cards, and playful challenges as you walk between the big sights. Two things I really like:…
Florence glows at a slower pace. This private evening walking tour strings together many of the city’s top sights in cooler hours, so you get that sweet spot of less heat and more street-life. You start in Piazza della Signoria,…
If you like food you can touch, this fits. In Cortona, you’ll learn the Tuscan rhythm of dough, sauce, and timing with Simonetta and Guido in a small farm-kitchen setup. You’ll make your own fresh pasta (ravioli or tagliatelle), plus…
Follow your nose through Bologna. This private 3 hours 40 minutes food walk is built for real eating, with Darren guiding you from landmark to landmark while keeping the focus on what to taste and why. I love how the…
One statue is worth planning around. With a skip-the-line Accademia Gallery ticket, you can get inside faster and spend your time staring at Michelangelo’s David up close. This is also a strong pick if you want to move at your…
A vineyard walk with real cellar time. At Madonna del Latte, you start outdoors, learn how the vines are tended, then go underground to see how grapes become wine. You’ll finish at the tasting table with 4 wines plus local…
