FLORENCE
3126 Tours Reviewed
Gliding over Tuscany feels unreal. This Siena hot-air balloon ride lifts you up to about 3,000 feet, then ends with a Prosecco toast over the Tuscan hills. I love the quiet, crew-led vibe, where you get a real safety briefing…
David looks different when someone points. This skip-the-line small-group tour at Florence’s Galleria dell’Accademia is built around Michelangelo’s most famous statue, plus guided context for what you’re actually seeing. I also love the way the experience comes with radios and…
Duomo views from a secret terrace? Yes, please. This private Florence wine tasting takes you up from street level to a quiet rooftop perch with the main church right in your sightline. You meet your guide at Via Roma, 3,…
Peddling through Umbria, then tasting wine. This 6-hour e-bike day strings together medieval Bevagna, a scenic ride on the Spoleto-Assisi bike route, and time at Cantina LA FONTE for a guided wine tasting plus home-made lunch and bottled water. The…
Pisa’s Cathedral Square is a visual cheat code. The Monumental Complex ticket bundles several of the area’s key stops into one visit, so you can see the big architectural names without building a whole plan from scratch. It’s also built…
A Bologna home-kitchen lesson beats the usual tour. In this private pasta and tiramisu class with a cesarina host, I love that you learn fresh techniques for two pastas and tiramisu from scratch, then actually sit down to eat it…
Wine country, without the hassle. This small-group Chianti day trip turns Florence into a scenic vineyard afternoon with transport, a guided tasting, and a traditional Tuscan lunch. You start at a central meeting point, ride out into the countryside, then…
Walls, wine, and medieval drama in one long day. This tour works because it strings together the big medieval picture: Monteriggioni’s fortified walls, the Templar Knights Museum, and classic hill towns like Montalcino and Pienza, all in one day with…
A single statue can steal the show. This small-group tour puts you in Florence’s Galleria dell’Accademia for about 1 hour, focused on Michelangelo’s David and the Renaissance art around it. You’ll have radios and headsets so you can actually hear…
Turning flour into dinner is a lot of fun. This 2.5-hour Florence pizza and gelato class is built for travelers who want hands-on food skills without losing the day to long tours. You’ll learn how to make both pizza (dough…
Florence from a cruise port can be chaos. This shore excursion keeps things structured: you transfer from Livorno to the UNESCO-listed historic center, then ride a City Sightseeing hop-on hop-off bus to cover the city’s key highlights. I especially like…
The smell of truffle is reason enough to go. This half-day Florence-area experience pairs a real truffle hunt with hands-on three-course lunch at an organic farm. You’re guided by a truffle expert who works with his dog, then you shift…
VR in Bologna works surprisingly well. At the Museo Realtà Virtuale – La Macchina del Tempo, you step into a small VR setup and experience a guided reconstruction of medieval Bologna focused on towers and daily life. It’s a neat…
Brunello tastes better in a castle. This Montalcino experience pairs medieval stone, Tuscan countryside views, and a Sangiovese-focused lesson with a sommelier. I like that you get both the setting and the wine education, without turning your day into a…
Florence can feel like a museum marathon. This combo tour gives you a structured way to hit Accademia and the Uffizi in one day. The heart of it is simple: timed entry at Accademia plus guided highlights at the Uffizi,…
