FLORENCE
2220 Tours Reviewed
A 90-minute walk can change how you see Florence. You get expert-led storytelling plus a route that hits the big names fast—Santa Maria del Fiore and Ponte Vecchio—without feeling like you’re just herded from one photo spot to the next.…
Siena’s Duomo hits you fast. This ticket is interesting because it pairs fast-track entry into the cathedral with a visit to the Piccolomini Library, where you’ll see Pinturicchio’s frescoes telling the story of Pope Pius II. I especially love how…
One Tuscany day, three medieval stops. This Florence-to-Tuscany tour strings together Siena, San Gimignano, and Monteriggioni’s stone walls, then caps it with a Chianti tasting in the countryside. It’s a smart way to see big-ticket medieval sights without planning logistics…
Bologna’s center hits you in the face with history. This guided walk stitches together the city’s best-known sights with stories you can actually place in the street. You’ll admire the Asinelli Tower and get inside the vibe of Bologna at…
One ticket can change how fast you feel oriented. This Florence Duomo experience is built for time-crunched visits: you skip the ticket line to get inside Santa Maria del Fiore and hear a tight story about how it was made,…
Tuscany has a way of speeding up your heartbeat. This full-day tour links Siena, San Gimignano, and a Chianti estate in one smooth loop from Florence, with a real mix of walking, photo stops, free time, and hands-on wine time.…
Cinque Terre hits hard in one day if you time it right. This trip lines up Manarola, Monterosso, Vernazza, and Riomaggiore with expert guidance on the way there and then real breathing room in each village. I especially like the…
Chianti Classico tastes better with a plan. This small-group tour runs you out of Florence and into the rolling hills, with an English-speaking driver telling you what you’re seeing as you go. It is built around two well-known Tuscan estates,…
If you like Florence for real, start up high. This Brunelleschi’s Dome climb ticket comes with priority entry into the Duomo complex, so you’re not stuck in the worst lines right away. The dome itself is a construction flex from…
Chianti tastes better when you stop driving. This 5-hour Florence wine tour takes you by air-conditioned coach along the famous Via Chiantigiana, where you’ll get big Tuscan views without needing a plan for winding roads. It’s a smart way to…
David in Florence, minus the misery of lines. This timed-entry ticket to the Accademia is interesting because it helps you plan around the day’s crowds, not around ticket lines. I love the separate entrance that keeps the process simple, and…
David looks different up close. This Florence experience is built around Michelangelo’s David, with a guide who gives you the kind of context that makes the statue feel more than just a photo on your phone. I especially like the…
Cinque Terre works best when someone else handles the timing. This day trip strings together five villages with train hops, a guide-led start, and optional hiking, so you get the big-picture views without trying to solve rail schedules on the…
A Vespa day outside Florence can be addictive. You trade city streets for Tuscan hills and real driving time, guided step-by-step as you pass viewpoints like Piazza Michelangelo and head toward the Chianti zone. You also get the offbeat stop…
Tuscany hits fast on this 12-hour coach day trip. You get Pisa’s Field of Miracles first (with the Leaning Tower area), then San Gimignano and Siena, plus a bus ride through the Chianti hills. I like how guides such as…
