FLORENCE
3126 Tours Reviewed
Florence has a way of speeding up your art education. This Uffizi fast-track tour is interesting because it uses a skip-the-line entrance and a tight small-group format to get you into the museum quickly and keep you on the story…
Hill towns hit different with a driver-escort. This private-style day ties together Siena and San Gimignano—two medieval places you can’t really understand from just photos—then finishes with a winery visit for lunch and a wine tasting. I especially like the…
A private wine day can be either magical or stressful. This one is built to feel worry-free from Livorno, with round-trip pickup that keeps you focused on the fun parts: villages, countryside drives, and a real winery tasting. I especially…
Wine windows are more fun in real life. This walk strings you through Florence’s center while you track these famous storefronts-by-the-window, plus major landmarks along the way. You’ll get a quick stop for a glass of wine served from an…
Florence’s city hall feels like a vault of stories. You’ll walk through Palazzo Vecchio, the medieval seat of government, and focus on two headline interiors: the Salone dei Cinquecento and the Medici apartments. It’s one of those places where the…
Fresh pasta, zero fuss. This Lucca-area hands-on pasta class takes place in Antonietta’s farmhouse on the hills near Capannori, where tomatoes and other ingredients come from the property’s garden. I like the way Antonietta guides you through the practical steps—making…
Vespas and Chianti are a great pairing. This half-day Tuscany tour takes you out on an original Vespa along calm country roads, with views in every direction and a winery stop built into the route. What I really like here…
Chianti is better when you do not drive. This private tour from Florence keeps the day relaxed with hotel pickup and a driver, so you can focus on wine, food, and the hills. You’ll visit two Chianti wineries to see…
Two wineries, one easy day, in Chianti. This tour strings together wine tastings and a slow walk through San Gimignano’s tower skyline. I love the contrast between the classic Chianti-style stop and the Vernaccia-focused visit, and I also love that…
Florence art, minus the guesswork. This small-group Uffizi visit takes you through the museum’s top Renaissance sights with a licensed expert and a radio headset so the story stays clear. In the reviews, guides like Chiara and Guido come up…
A farm day beats another museum stop. This is a single, well-packed Tuscan outing where you meet the people behind the wine and food, then spend the day walking through the farm, tasting from the cellar, and making pasta together.…
Lucca’s hills make you slow down. This private tour pairs vineyard strolls with small-cellar tastings, and you’re sent between two wine stops without the hassle of driving in the area. I like the family-run, certified organic feel, and I also…
A ride through wine country feels like a secret shortcut. This Florence to Chianti e-bike tour trades city stress for quiet country lanes, olive groves, and vineyard views, with guided tastings at two wineries plus a classic Tuscan lunch. I…
Tuscany hits different when you’re not hunting for parking or timing buses. This private day trip from Florence is built around three big moments: the skyline view from Piazzale Michelangelo, Siena’s medieval heart, and San Gimignano’s tower-studded streets. It’s a…
One day, five Tuscan classics. This small-group trip runs out from Florence and strings together major sights like Piazza dei Miracoli, Siena’s Piazza del Campo, and San Gimignano’s medieval towers, with a real food-and-wine stop in the Chianti hills. You…
