FLORENCE
780 Tours Reviewed
Bologna has a sweet spot for food lovers. This small-group Cesarine class puts you in a local cook’s home to make fresh pasta and tiramisu, with hosts such as Maurizio and Federica welcoming you like family. You start with Prosecco…
The easiest start to Florence starts at the airport. This private transfer is interesting because you skip the usual arrival headaches and get a meet & greet right after luggage claim, with flight monitoring so delays don’t turn into a…
Pisa’s tilt is still magic. A timed afternoon entry lets you get into the Leaning Tower of Pisa and climb the spiral staircase fast, then spend a tight window taking in Piazza del Duomo from above. I like the straightforward…
Short ride, big Florence payoff. Getting out of Oltrarno on a bike, you roll from city streets into quiet Tuscan hills fast, with guides who explain what you’re seeing along the way. I love the combo of extra-virgin olive oil…
Florence’s art crowds are real. This timed Uffizi Gallery ticket is built for people who want to get past the big bottleneck fast, then enjoy the galleries with your own pace. I like two things a lot: the reserved entrance…
A museum like the Uffizi needs help. This private tour pairs a licensed guide with timed entry so you can start seeing the most important Renaissance works right away. You’ll get reserved entry, plus headsets so you can actually hear…
Wine and snacks become a game in Bologna. You start with a quick reset on the region’s food-and-wine identity, then taste three standout wines and match them with local bites. The big twist is the Sommelier Game on tablet while…
Pisa in one tidy stop. Two major landmarks, handled smartly with pre-booked access. I like the skip-the-line flow for the Baptistery and the fact that you get an audio guide instead of being tied to a loud group schedule. One…
Cycling to Pisa feels like a shortcut. This one-day ride turns Tuscany into something you can do at a human pace: you follow Serchio River scenery on quiet roads, then end right in front of the Leaning Tower. I like…
Florence reads better on foot. In 1.5 hours, you move from the Duomo area to Piazza della Signoria and Ponte Vecchio, with a pro guide who puts the city in context. I especially like the radio system, so even in…
Then it turns into a slow, scenic way to understand the Sienese countryside. This tour takes you out of town and onto working-feeling trails where you pass vineyards, olive groves, and river paths, guided by someone who points out what…
Wine, lunch, and Chianti views can be close. This experience at Tenuta Torciano pairs a guided tasting with a proper meal, just minutes from the medieval town of San Gimignano. You start outdoors in the winery surroundings, then move into…
Florence feels made for bikes. This 2 hour 15 minute ride strings together the big icons with short, useful stops so you can get oriented fast. You also get an expert guide plus an audio guide system, which helps you…
A perfect Tuscany sampler in one long day. From Florence, you ride with a small group and step into three different worlds: medieval Siena, rolling Chianti hills, and UNESCO-listed San Gimignano tower streets. I love the vineyard lunch here, because…
Florence’s Santa Croce moves fast. This guided visit bundles reserved basilica entry with a clear, story-driven walk through the church, the tombs, and the lesser-seen corners like the crypt and bell tower. You’ll start in the main square by the…
