FLORENCE
3126 Tours Reviewed
Florence looks different from uphill. This Florence photo safari turns you loose on a hill route with plenty of photo chances, from artisan streets in San Niccolò to the wide views at Piazzale Michelangelo. I love how it mixes city…
Fresh olive oil changes your taste buds. This small-group olive mill tour in Umbria is built around one thing: seeing how extra virgin olive oil actually gets made, then tasting it with real guidance. You’ll start with a short walk…
Hot springs with a Tuscan payoff. This guided trip pairs a scenic drive with real time at the famous Terme di Saturnia Parco Termale, so you’re not just passing the thermal baths—you get to actually soak. I love that the…
A day of coastal colors and city charm. This Florence-to-Tuscany outing strings together Cinque Terre villages with Lucca, so you get seaside views and inland old-stone streets in one long day. I especially love the built-in variety: a guided walk…
Renaissance art, tightly guided. This is one of the easier ways to tackle the Uffizi Gallery in Florence, with skip-the-line entry and a small group (max 9) so you can actually follow the story. I love how the guide builds…
This tour is a medieval story walk, not a museum lecture. Dante and the Jubilee connect in a way that makes Florence feel like it’s speaking back to you, from the Duomo area to the city corners linked to Dante’s…
A Bologna cooking class at home feels personal. This private session swaps a commercial kitchen for a Cesarina’s house, where the focus is technique, not performance. You get to make two icons—pizza and tiramisu—and eat your creations together at the…
Sangiovese and cold cuts make it easy to love Tuscany. This Montepulciano experience mixes a guided winery walk with a tasting that’s built around real local flavors, not just a generic sip-and-stroll. You visit the property, step into a centuries-old…
Florence from above feels like a cheat code. This private hiking day uses a mix of shade, stone paths, and panoramic stops, then caps it with wine and lunch at a farm in a very view-forward setting. I love the…
463 steps to your best Florence view. This tour is a smart mix of effort and payoff: you climb Brunelleschi’s Dome for big views, then slow down with a guided walk through the Opera del Duomo Museum. I love how…
Pasta night in Bologna feels personal. You’ll learn handmade tagliatelle and the Bolognese ragù style from Chef Antonio, right in his own kitchen setup in Emilia-Romagna. I love that it’s practical and food-first, with stories and pacing that make the…
Three Tuscany towns in one long day. This is a full-throttle Pisa, Siena, San Gimignano day with air-conditioned transport from Florence. You start early from Piazza Adua and spend your day bouncing between big landmarks and small, storybook streets, all…
Audio can turn Bologna into a story. This self-guided walk uses VoiceMap with GPS audio so you can explore at your pace, from Neptune Fountain through the city’s famous landmarks. I like that it’s a bargain at $7.99 with lifetime…
Assisi and Cortona are a great one-day combo. I love the private car and driver that keeps things easy, and the free time that lets you linger where you actually care. One possible drawback: there’s no local guide included, and…
Florence can be a lot. The Uffizi is better with a plan. This Uffizi family tour is built for kids and teens, with a qualified guide and activities that keep attention on the big ideas of Italian Renaissance art. I…
