FLORENCE
3126 Tours Reviewed
Florence can feel like a speed test. This private 2-in-1 tour helps you tick off the big visual moments fast, with Uffizi Gallery first and then a guided walk through Florence’s center. I especially like the structure: about half your…
Chianti on an e-bike feels unfairly easy. This private outing gets you out of the tourist rush and into the real rhythm of the countryside, with small-group attention and time in places a bus just can’t reach. You’ll ride, walk,…
Wine and towers, stitched together. This Florence day trip pairs Chianti wine tastings with a walk through San Gimignano’s famous towers, all in a small group that keeps things relaxed. It’s built for people who want “classic Tuscany” without spending…
Florence to the Amalfi Coast is a big jump. What makes this transfer feel worth it is the private, door-to-door setup—you choose where you’re picked up, then you’re dropped exactly where you need to go in Sorrento or Positano. It’s…
Assisi and Cortona are two hits in one day. This private Florence tour is built around the big name stop (the Basilica of San Francesco) plus the slower moments where you can wander. I really like the split schedule: a…
Michelangelo in 2 hours is a real sprint. This private Accademia Gallery tour is built around fast entry and clear context, so you don’t just see famous marble—you understand what you’re looking at. I especially like the private local guide…
Florence turns into a puzzle box. This private walking tour uses the Inferno story of Robert Langdon and Sienna Brooks, then connects it to the real Dante ideas behind Florence’s art and monuments. I love how the guide frames Inferno-style…
Chianti tastes better when it’s quiet. This private day trip is built around biodynamic winemaking and meeting the people who grow and make the wine in Chianti Classico. You’ll leave the busy center of Florence for rolling hills, olive groves,…
Florence hits hardest when you know where to look. This guided walk threads together the city’s most recognizable landmarks, while your guide connects them to the families and power players who shaped Renaissance Florence. I love how the route is…
Street art on wheels is a lot of fun. This 2-hour Bologna tour uses an electric bike to help you see major murals without turning it into a walking endurance test. I like that it’s built for people who want…
Siena photos feel like a cheat code. This private shoot in Siena is built around two iconic stops plus on-foot walking time, guided by YourDreamPictures by Eva Perocsenyi. I like that you start with a consultation so the session feels…
Cooking with Chef Barbara felt like stepping into real Tuscan rhythm. This class takes place in a professional restaurant kitchen in Manciano, with Tirreno sea views, and you’ll make a traditional menu in true hands-on style. You also get a…
Renaissance life can be surprisingly close. This 1-hour private tour takes you through the Museo di Palazzo Davanzati, where you’ll see how the Davanzati family lived—room by room—thanks to a guide who explains the furnishings, frescoes, and architecture in plain…
Nine hours beats a plain beach day. This private-style day trip strings together classic Florence sights—Duomo area, Ponte Vecchio, and Piazzale Michelangelo—with a relaxing stop in the Chianti hills for a guided wine tasting. You start from Pisa with hotel…
Chianti sounds good. Riding there in a vintage Land Rover Defender makes it better. This 5-hour private-style wine safari is built for an easy day out of Florence: you get round-trip transport, ride real rural backroads, then end at the…
