FLORENCE
2250 Tours Reviewed
Florence tastes better with local eyes. This small-group tour mixes classic sights with real eating moments, plus stories behind places you’d usually skim past. I like how it builds your Florence “map” as you go, and how the stops connect…
Cook pasta where Italians actually gather. This small-group class in Arezzo turns a meal into a lesson, with hands-on making, shared food, and a real home setup. I especially love the aperitivo start and the way you eat family-style at…
Florence is a city built for photos. This private photoshoot is set up as a one-hour photo walk through the historic center, with a pro photographer guiding you to several standout spots. I like that you get help with posing…
A dog finds buried treasure. This Florence day trip sends you to San Miniato for a guided truffle hunt in the woods, led by a professional hunter and a trained dog. You’re not just watching from a distance—this is real…
Want to see Florence fast, and with context? This private walking tour strings together the big hits with smart sequencing: you start at the Accademia Gallery for Michelangelo’s David, then you walk through Florence’s power centers and famous squares toward…
Florence with kids is easier with a plan. This 2.5-hour walk is built to keep young attention moving, while still getting you to the big-name sights. You’ll hit famous squares, cross classic bridges, and then go inside to see Michelangelo’s…
If you like Tuscany best when it moves, this one works. This private Florence-to-Chianti trip strings together big scenery moments and classic hill towns in one long, smooth day. I especially like the way it starts at Piazzale Michelangelo for…
Old stone and real farming win in Tuscany. This guided stop pairs a wine tasting with local organic products at Fattoria Majnoni Guicciardini, where the setting does some of the talking: a panoramic terrace over San Gimignano, vineyards on the…
Royal Florence, minus the crowds. This private tour centers on the Pitti Palace complex and takes you through three must-see areas: the Galleria Palatina paintings, the Kings of Italy Royal Apartments, and the Grand Dukes’ Treasury of silver and treasures.…
Florence art feels less overwhelming with this plan. This guided combo pairs skip-the-line entry for both museums with a tight highlights route, so you’re not stuck wrestling crowds just to get inside. I also really like the small-group feel with…
Florence can be loud with tourists. Oltrarno is where the city gets quiet and hands-on. This private walk takes you through working studios and neighborhood streets, so you’re not just looking at art, you’re seeing how it’s made. I like…
Sit down, then see Florence. This sit-and-walk tour is designed for people who want the Duomo, the bridges, and the main piazzas without grinding through long stretches. You’ll move at an easy pace, hear the story clearly with headsets, and…
Siena tastes better on foot. This small-group food and wine walk shows you Siena through the places locals actually linger: medieval squares, quiet alleyways, and classic stops where the menu is the point. You get a real mix of sights…
Florence, with a guide, feels faster. This private half-day combo pairs a walking orientation through the historic center with a guided pass through the Uffizi Gallery, where you’ll see major Renaissance masterpieces and get time for questions. I like the…
Small wineries beat big ones in Tuscany. This one mixes old-school estate sights (including a family chapel dating to 1625) with a practical wine-and-food tasting. I like that it is run by Buccelletti Casali & Cantina as a women-led family…
