FLORENCE
3126 Tours Reviewed
Michelangelo’s David is worth planning for. This guided visit to Florence’s Accademia Gallery focuses on seeing the real thing up close, with your guide helping you move through the big rooms without getting lost in the noise. You also get…
Rome feels closer with a private pickup. This is a private direct transfer from your Florence accommodation to Rome, handled end-to-end by an English-speaking driver in a small air-conditioned vehicle. I love the easy, no-hassle pickup (including help with your…
Fresh pasta feels like a cheat code. This private class in Bologna is built for real food people, not just a dining room with menus. You’ll work in your host’s kitchen and pasta workshop to learn how to roll, cut,…
One long Tuscany day beats planning fatigue. You get a smooth private van route that threads through Siena, Monteriggioni, and San Gimignano, with real guided time where it counts. I especially like the Siena portion with a professional English-speaking guide,…
Siena is best understood on foot. This private, English-speaking walking tour links the city’s two biggest magnets—Piazza del Campo and the Piazza del Duomo—so you leave with a clearer sense of where things are and why they matter. I especially…
Your Tuscany day gets very musical. This private Bocelli Backstage And Wine Day Tour from Florence turns the usual Florence day trip into something music fans will actually feel. I like that you visit the PPG Studio side of Bocelli’s…
The Uffizi is a lot of museum in 2.5 hours. I love how this small-group format keeps the tour feeling human, not like a conveyor belt. I also love the reserved timed ticket setup, which helps you get inside without…
Florence can be a bit of a food circus. This Sant’Ambrogio market tour feels grounded, because you follow a local chef through real daily shopping and end with classic Tuscan bites. I especially like the chef guide focus, plus the…
Vinci turns Leonardo into a real place. I love the hometown vibe of Vinci town, where da Vinci feels less like a textbook name and more like someone you can point to on the street. I also love the Leonardo…
Pisa to Lucca can be quick and painless. This private transfer removes the usual airport chaos and gets you straight into Lucca with a meet-and-greet and a private ride that fits your group. I like two things most: first, you’re…
Volterra feels like a time machine that actually fits in your day. This private guided tour takes you inside the medieval walls and through the tight lanes of a hill town that still looks “whole,” not stripped down for tourists.…
Gold foil and a Florentine lily: instant satisfaction. This class is a hands-on way to make Florence’s most recognizable emblem with traditional-looking techniques, and you leave with something real you can hang at home. You’ll build a Florentine lily step…
Accademia feels like Florence in fast-forward. This small-group, expert English tour gives you just enough context to understand what you’re looking at, then points you at the highlights people remember. You’ll focus on the origins of the artwork and the…
Bologna runs on water. This guided bike tour takes you through Bologna delle acque, the city’s old network of canals that powered mills, tanneries, and textile work. I like the mix of story and movement: you’re rolling through real places…
Four riders, one calm stretch of Valgraziosa. This expert-focused ride takes you along country roads and wide paths near Certosa di Calci, threading through the Valgraziosa for views that can reach out toward the sea. I love the small group…
