FLORENCE
3126 Tours Reviewed
A stress-free travel day beats the usual scramble. This private Lucca-to-Florence transfer is built for door-to-door convenience, with a driver handling the traffic so you can focus on your flight. I like that you can choose a pickup spot from…
Florence can teach you to see. This 5-morning oil painting still life workshop is built for people who want real skills, not just a quick art stop. You work in a light-filled studio in the historic center and spend 15…
Florence is at its best from up high. This Brunelleschi’s Dome guided tour pairs priority entrance with a pre-climb briefing, so you spend less time stuck in queues and more time looking at one of Italy’s big Renaissance engineering flexes.…
Pasta by hand, Chianti in view. This is a private, 7-hour day in a family home on Tuscany’s hills, where you cook a full menu and then eat what you made, with estate wines in good company. I especially like…
A real pasta class beats any cooking demo. You’ll learn regional recipes from an expert home cook and make the dough right there at a local family house in Umbria. It’s private, in a real kitchen, with three pasta dishes…
A port day that feels like two trips in one. This private Florence and Pisa shore excursion pairs big-picture Renaissance highlights with real moments you can actually see and photograph, from Piazzale Michelangelo down to the Piazza dei Miracoli. It…
Florence moves fast. A golf cart helps you catch up. What I like most is the comfortable electric car format—it keeps the pace easy while still covering a lot of ground—and the chance to get guide-led insider stories (including the…
Florence looks better from a Fiat. This Tuscan Evening Tour lets you cruise classic streets at night in a vintage Fiat 500, with the roof open so the air hits your face and the monuments glow around you. I especially…
A powerful Florence story, told fast. This Medici Chapels private tour is built for people who want maximum impact with minimal waiting, thanks to pre-booked admission and a dedicated guide. I especially like how you get to see Michelangelo’s New…
San Gimignano tastes better in your own kitchen. This hands-on Tuscan cooking class pairs real, step-by-step food instruction with a winery tour, so you’re learning and eating in the same afternoon. I love how the class is taught by local…
Montalcino tastes different when saffron is involved. This Brunello di Montalcino and Rosso-led tour mixes cellar tasting with a saffron-focused stop, guided in English for a very small group. I like that you don’t just drink wine; you also get…
Florence’s biggest wow happens fast. This guided tour strings together the skip-the-line David moment at the Accademia with sweeping looks over the Duomo exterior, plus key city stops that explain why Florence mattered in the first place. I like that…
Wine hills, good glasses, easy pace. This guided day is built around Montalpulciano’s wine culture and the countryside that surrounds the medieval town. You’ll visit 3 wineries, learn how classic Tuscan bottles are made, and taste two of the area’s…
Pisa and Tuscany in one day is a great setup. You get a classic photo moment at the Leaning Tower of Pisa, then trade city streets for Tuscan vineyards and olive groves with a winery lunch and wine tasting. I…
Good olive oil has a story. This small-group tasting (max 15) is led by Fausto Borella, the head of Lucca’s extra virgin olive oil academy. You start in an 18th-century apartment with views over Lucca’s medieval walls, the cathedral bell…
