FLORENCE
3126 Tours Reviewed
Riding a scooter in Chianti beats sightseeing. This Vespa day trip turns the Tuscan hills into your route: winding roads, vineyard views, hill towns, and a winery stop for a guided tasting with local snacks. I like that it uses…
Florence’s Medici Chapels are a small room with huge power. I like that this is a skip-the-line ticket for the Cappelle Medicee, so you’re not stuck losing half your day to queues. I also like that it’s self-guided, meaning you…
Siena eats well, and this tour helps you notice why. You’ll walk through the old center with a local food expert, stopping at historic eateries and wine bars for a structured meal made of regional standbys. It’s a simple idea…
Bologna tastes better with a map and a guide. This 2-hour walking tour strings together the historic center and the food hub you’d otherwise wander past—starting with big sights like San Petronio, then moving to the Quadrilatero Market for three…
Bologna’s clock tower has a pulse. This tour pairs the Torre dell’Orologio with a hands-on-feeling QR audio guide that walks you through the tower until you reach the inner workings, plus you’ll get into Palazzo d’Accursio’s municipal art collections. I…
San Gimignano saves its biggest story for inside the Duomo. This entry ticket pairs cathedral access with a complimentary audio guide, so you can actually read what the walls are saying: New and Old Testament frescoes painted by the 14th-century…
A pasta class in Chianti can be more than a meal. This one happens in a family farmhouse setting in the Chianti Hills, with Tuscan hosts and a hands-on cooking flow that ends with lunch, wine, and dessert. It is…
Bologna tastes better with flour on your hands. This cooking class focuses on the real handmade pasta way, using your hands and a roller pin, not a machine. You’ll learn how three classic Bologna dishes come together, guided by Irene,…
Finding truffles sounds impossible. Then you meet Alessandro and his dog Moca, and it starts to feel real. This Siena Tartufi experience sends you into the woods with a forager, where you learn how truffles are searched for and dug,…
Uffizi with kids can actually work. This private 2.5-hour family tour is built around keeping younger minds busy while you hit the museum’s biggest Renaissance art moments fast. You get skip-the-line entrance, plus a guide who turns gallery time into…
Three big Florence stops, one smooth ticket. This combo is built for time-smart sightseeing: you choose your entry time at the Accademia Gallery, then you move on to the Pitti Palace and Boboli Gardens with reserved entry and express security.…
Wine and Florence in one short hour. This one-hour Tuscan wine-tasting at Firstglass turns the usual museum-style trip into something hands-on, starting with simple sight-smell-taste tips and ending right near Ponte Vecchio. I like that the tasting feels friendly and…
Florence comes alive when someone explains why. This private walking tour strings together key squares and streets—from Piazza Duomo toward Ponte Vecchio and the Pitti area—using local know-how and a story that runs from early origins through Renaissance power, including…
Florence moves faster from a golf cart. This private electric golf cart loop through the historic center comes with an audio guide so you get stories while you glide past the highlights. I like that it turns the classic first-look…
Michelangelo’s David hits harder with context. This small-group Accademia tour is built to get you inside fast with timed entry, then walk you through the collection in a way that makes the art feel connected instead of random. I especially…
