FLORENCE
3126 Tours Reviewed
Seeing the Duomo complex makes sense fast. This tour gives you a guided walk through Santa Maria del Fiore while also reserving key tickets so you’re not stuck in entry lines. I also like that your time isn’t only locked…
That first sight of David is the whole point. This guided visit to the Galleria dell’Accademia di Firenze is built around getting you into the museum fast, then making the art click with clear context and strong storytelling from local…
One long day, three Tuscan flavors. This trip strings together San Gimignano medieval sights, wine tastings in the Chianti/Montalcino zone, and scenic countryside driving without having to self-drive. You get free time to wander hill towns on your own, then…
Florence comes at you fast on an e-bike. This is a smart, low-effort way to connect the big hits—Duomo area, Piazza della Signoria, and the climb to Piazzale Michelangelo—without spending your whole day stuck on foot. You ride with a…
Lucca tastes better on foot. This 2.5-hour small-group walking tour blends art, history, and local food so you get the lay of the land fast. You’ll walk the top of the Mura di Lucca walls for big city views, then…
Medici politics comes alive fast in Florence. This private 3-hour tour takes you into the heart of the Medici world, with a guided walk that mixes palace rooms, art, and street-level context for how their power worked. I especially love…
Florence can be a lot to take in. This San Lorenzo Market + cooking class combo gives you a smart path from local ingredients to real Tuscan food. I like that you start with hands-on shopping in the historic Mercato…
Chianti tastes better when you see how it’s made. This tour at Casa Sola Chianti Winery gives you the full chain, from vineyard and olive fields to fermentation and barrel aging, not just a pour-and-go tasting. I really like the…
Skip-the-line at the Accademia feels like cheating. This priority-entrance ticket helps you get inside Galleria dell’Accademia fast, so you can spend your energy where it counts: Michelangelo’s David and the surrounding masterpieces. I like that this is unguided, so you…
That first view of the Arno hits different. This Florence gondola-style tour takes you on a traditional wooden barchetto ride where you glide past iconic bridges while a live English guide brings the stories to life. I love the slow,…
Cinque Terre and Pisa in one day sounds intense. It works here because you travel like a local: small-group van plus the quick ferry/train hops between coastal villages and then straight to Pisa’s UNESCO monuments. I like that you get…
Baroque rooms plus Renaissance paintings, what a mix. This Palatine Gallery and Pitti Palace experience is interesting because you move through a private-style Medici art collection inside a palace built for power. I love the skip-the-line entry and how the…
Vineyards look better from a saddle. This Siena horseback outing is built for real Tuscan scenery—rolling hills, vineyards, and olive groves—with guided commentary that turns a scenic ride into something you’ll actually remember. It’s a practical, small-group experience where the…
Michelangelo’s David changes the temperature. This half-day style outing links Accademia and Uffizi with skip-the-line entry, then you get a real guide explaining what you’re seeing while you walk past Florence landmarks. I like two things most. First, you get…
Cold water, big fun in Tuscany. This is water trekking that mixes rafting-style movement with swimming, climbing in the river, and optional cliff jumps, all in the Val di Lima area near Bagni di Lucca. What makes it feel special…
