FLORENCE
3126 Tours Reviewed
Chianti feels made for slow travel, and this tour turns that idea into a full day with private attention. You start in Florence, ride into the hills, and spend the day in three medieval castle-wineries—each with its own winemaking setting,…
Assisi can feel like a puzzle box. This 1-hour guided stop turns the Basilica of St. Francis into a story you can actually follow, from the tomb area to the painted life of Francis. You’ll get an official guide focused…
Sunset time in Florence hits different on a bike. This 2-hour ride takes you through the city’s best-known sights when the streets feel calmer and the views look softer. You’ll cover major highlights with a guide, plus an audio guide…
Three Florence icons, one smart art day. I like that this pass gives you included admissions and reserved entry, so you spend less time sorting tickets and more time looking at art. I also love the guided focus, where you…
That hilltop town look gets you fast. This Montecarlo wine and food trip from Lucca pairs real village time with wine tastings and local bites. I like the focus on what you’ll actually taste, including wines made from Sangiovese (red)…
Pienza in the saddle. I love the chance to slow-wander in Pienza, and I like that the ride covers 20 miles (32 km) of rolling Val d’Orcia roads, so the day feels big without being a punishment. The one consideration:…
Florence is fast; this tour keeps pace. What makes it fun is the intimate private format paired with a professional art historian who explains what you’re actually looking at. I love that the day blends major landmarks with serious art…
Four Umbrian towns, one easy day. This small-group private route is a smart way to see Rasiglia, Trevi, Bevagna, and Collepino without wrestling with regional buses or tricky timing. You get a hotel pickup, then full-day driving that lets you…
Your lunch becomes part of the lesson. In Florence, this small-group cooking class teaches you four Tuscan recipes, then you eat what you made with wine in a historic-style setting. If you get paired with a chef like Gustavo, you’ll…
Pisa can feel like a blur if you rush. This half-day private setup keeps it simple: you’ll get hotel pickup from Florence, a comfortable drive into Pisa, and enough time to focus on the city’s big architectural moments, especially the…
Wine country, minus the stress of planning. I like the private pickup from your Florence hotel and the smooth flow between Siena and Montalcino. The only catch: lunch and tastings in Montalcino are extra-cost add-ons. With a max of seven…
Luxury cars and vinegar on one long day. This private tour is interesting because it links two Italian obsessions you can taste and see: Ferrari/Pagani craft and the slow, traditional world of balsamic and Lambrusco in Modena. I like that…
Chianti Classico is best when it feels personal, not rushed. This private half-day tour lines up Greve, tiny hill towns, and a real tasting at a small producer, all from Florence with air-conditioned transfers. Two things I like a lot:…
Your next Florence move might have two wheels. A Vespa rental turns the city into something you can actually control, from a quick spin through Florence streets to longer time heading out toward the surrounding hills. You choose how long…
Dinner becomes a lesson in Florence. In a private setup with LA VIVANDIERA, you’ll learn traditional pasta skills at 5 pm, including the old rolling-pin method, taught by Cinzia Masini. I especially like that it’s hands-on, step by step, so…
