FLORENCE
3126 Tours Reviewed
Florence gives you a street-level art showdown. This 3-hour walking tour traces the Leonardo and Michelangelo rivalry through Florence’s key corners, anchored by what you see at Santo Spirito and Michelangelo’s wooden crucifix, the Crocifisso ligneo. I like that the…
San Gimignano by bike hits fast. You pedal out of the Florence area toward the hilltop town people call the Manhattan of the Middle Ages, then finish with tastings that make the whole day feel like more than just sightseeing.…
Florence can feel overwhelming fast. This family-focused private tour keeps it simple and fun while still hitting the city’s big-ticket sights. You’ll start at the Accademia Gallery for Michelangelo’s David, then walk through Florence’s classic squares with stories aimed at…
Some tours feed your appetite fast. This one feeds your sense of place: you walk through real Florence eating street-food classics and seasonal dishes along the way. I especially like the small group feel (max 10) and the chance to…
Your Florence plans need a quick win. This private stop turns messy art into clear craft. You’ll spend about an hour at the Museo Opificio delle Pietre Dure and come away knowing what you’re looking at when you see Italian…
Florence at night hits different. This guided walk turns the city’s biggest sights into something you can actually take in, with quieter streets and dramatic lighting instead of daytime crush. I really like the night-focused pacing and the fact that…
Michelangelo’s David is the kind of sight that resets your brain. This 2-hour Florence combo pairs a skip-the-line Accademia Gallery tour with a guided stroll through the historic center, ending in Piazza della Signoria. If you want a Florence visit…
Chianti at golden hour, sorted for you. This small-group semi-private tour turns Florence into a quick gateway to the Chianti hills, with two winery tastings plus a big winery meal. I like that it’s easy to do without fuss—everything is…
Florence can feel like a lot at once. This hunt turns it into a game. It’s a self-guided way to see the city’s top 10 attractions at your own pace, using clue-style riddles inside an app. I like that it’s…
Food here comes with a side of history. This Florence food tour pairs Santa Croce landmarks with real, hands-on eating: cheese and charcuterie tastings, a chef-led pasta moment, Tuscan wine, and even a Negroni-making session. You get your “Florence flavor”…
Florence looks different from the hills. This half-day tour pairs Fiesole’s ancient remains with a real-feeling countryside break, then lands you at Castello for two Medici villas where the gardens do most of the talking. I like the quick switch…
Chianti days in Tuscany are best when they feel unhurried. This private tour hits the big views early, then settles into two winery visits with time to enjoy the region instead of rushing through it. I really like the private…
Florence is packed with art—and this tour keeps up. You get an art historian-led introduction to the city’s top sights, with personal headsets so the story stays clear even while you’re walking. I love how the route is built around…
Florence art can feel like a race. This small-group tour is built for calm, efficient time in the Accademia Gallery, with skip-the-line entry and expert context while you see the works that most people come for. You get a focused…
Fiat 500 magic makes Bologna’s hills unforgettable. You’ll glide west of the city in a vintage Fiat 500, with the route built for viewpoints, old villas, and historic monuments, starting at the San Michele in Bosco belvedere. I love the…
