FLORENCE
2250 Tours Reviewed
Tuscan hills on horseback sounds like a movie scene. This half-day ride focuses on real countryside—woods, valleys, small towns, and time on Montieri Hill—without feeling rushed. I especially like the small group size (up to 4) and the way they…
Your next meal lesson starts at home. This Lucca cooking class lets you work at a real family kitchen with a certified Cesarine cook, then eat what you make with wines included. You are not just watching. You cook, you…
Florence eats first, then tells stories. This private 3-hour tour strings together savory, sweet, and drinks with short cultural stops so you get the flavor of the city, not just a list of dishes. You’ll start by meeting at Sant…
Towers, gelato, and two Tuscan cities in one day. This private tour is built around three big stops: a quick Florence viewpoint at Piazzale Michelangelo, a Siena walk focused on the Duomo and Piazza del Campo, and then San Gimignano’s…
Pisa hits you fast. In about two hours you’ll see the Field of Miracles up close and actually climb the most famous tower in Italy. What makes this one feel different is the guided pace and the mix of big-ticket…
Tucked under Sorano, history breathes cold air. This Red Road walk takes you into the Vie Cave, ancient passageways cut into tufaceous rock, reaching about 25 meters down. It’s part hiking trail, part living museum, with a finish that can…
This tour mixes farm walks with real production. You start in Tuscan olive groves, learn how olives become extra virgin olive oil, and then you step inside a working windmill tied to Leonardo da Vinci ideas. I love the hands-on…
463 steps and you’re in the clouds. This is a small-group Florence Duomo climb built around one big payoff: getting up onto Brunelleschi’s Dome for orange-brick views over terracotta roofs. You’ll go with a local guide who shares stories along…
The Medici left fingerprints everywhere. This focused 3-hour tour walks you through two of the family’s most important addresses in Florence, where politics, banking power, and Renaissance art collide. You’ll start at the Riccardi Medici Palace, then move through the…
Florence looks different through a camera lesson. A private photo walk lets you slow down, look closer, and frame the Renaissance city in ways most people miss. It’s led by a professional photographer and built around real shooting practice, not…
Food tastes better when someone plans it. This private Florence food walking tour is built like a great meal: coffee, wine, and bites at the right stops, so you’re not guessing where to go. I like that it’s hands-on and…
Lamborghini, but make it easy. This Bologna-area stop is built around Lamborghini’s 60 years of innovation, from early ideas associated with Ferruccio Lamborghini to the cars that made the brand a household name. You’ll walk through a museum that’s set…
Instant photos, real Florence streets. This vintage Polaroid photo tour turns a walk through Florence into something you can hold in your hands right after you shoot. I love how fast you get camera-ready with a friendly coach named Francesco,…
Cooking in Chianti feels like a family visit. This private morning centers on meeting Giorgia and Luigi at their Radda in Chianti farmhouse, starting with wine and olive oil on the patio before you cook a full Italian meal together.…
Florence rewards the curious. This private visit centers on one of its most famous artistic pockets: the Medici Chapels near San Lorenzo. In about two hours, you’ll see Michelangelo sculptures, meet the Medici story at street level, and walk out…
