FLORENCE
3126 Tours Reviewed
Church art in Umbria can stop you cold. This Florence-day trip pairs free time in Perugia with a focused, guided visit to Assisi, where the Basilica of San Francesco preserves frescoes by Giotto, Cimabue, Simone Martini, and Pietro Lorenzetti. I…
Pizza, gelato, and wine in Florence. This 3-hour, hands-on workshop is set in the heart of the city at a working Florentine pizzeria, where you learn dough technique, shape real toppings, and finish with your own gelato. You’ll also taste…
The Medici chapel tour feels like court gossip. In a tight 1.5 hours, you walk through the Cappelle Medicee with a certified guide who turns family power plays into something you can actually picture. What I like most is the…
From the ground, Tuscany looks like a painting. From the basket, it turns into a real 360-degree view of cypress trees, vineyards, and medieval hills. I love that this ride pairs the big wow factor with real professionalism: you’ll get…
Two hill towns, one great Tuscan day. I love the way this trip pairs Pienza’s art-and-architecture design with a proper Vino Nobile tasting in Montepulciano’s underground cellars. You’ll also get a farm lunch on a terrace, which makes the whole…
One day, five cliffside towns. This Florence-to-Cinque Terre trip is interesting because it handles the moving parts for you, so you can spend your energy on the sea views and the villages instead of planning routes. I like the easy…
Assisi has hills, stairs, and tight streets. This tour turns all of that into a smooth ride on a vintage Ape Calessino. In 1.5 hours, you’ll cover the main sights from the Basilica of Santa Chiara down to the Basilica…
Medici Florence isn’t subtle. In this timed-entry visit to the Palatine Gallery inside Pitti Palace, you’ll see how art and authority mixed in one huge residence. I love the small-group format (max 14) because you can actually hear and ask…
A single statue can change your whole morning. This private Accademia Gallery tour is built around Michelangelo’s David, with a guide who explains what you’re seeing and why it mattered in Renaissance Florence. What I like most is the priority…
Pasta making feels like magic here. This hands-on Bologna class takes place in a typical home, where you learn dough, rolling, and filling for tagliatelle and tortellini (plus other local pasta styles) with host Irene guiding you step by step.…
Pisa’s miracles pack a lot in. This guided walking tour keeps you focused on Piazza dei Miracoli with a live guide who’ll explain the big monuments and the stories that cling to them. I especially love how the guide makes…
Florence looks good in every season. This private shoot is built for real life moments, with professional direction and a smart route through the city’s most famous views. You get to choose either the city-center classics or a scenic angle…
Miracle Square feels different with a guide. This small-group walk in Pisa pairs pre-reserved tickets with real local context, so the Cathedral, Baptistery, and optional Leaning Tower climb make sense instead of feeling like quick sightseeing. Two big wins for…
Skip the Duomo chaos and see more. This Florence Duomo experience is built for speed and clarity: skip-the-line entry, an on-site host, and multilingual audio that keeps your visit moving. I also love that it focuses on the Cathedral’s art—especially…
That first hill feels like a victory. This Florence-to-Chianti e-bike tour turns a wine region day into an active ride: e-bikes handle the climbs, and the Chianti Classico stop gives you real context for what you’re tasting. I like that…
