FLORENCE
2280 Tours Reviewed
Siena turns sparkling wine into a lesson. At Enoteca Perlage, you get a guided tasting that focuses on how Tuscan grapes become bubbles, not just what tastes good. I like that an expert wine educator keeps things clear and conversational,…
Bologna rewards slow steps and sharp facts. This 2.5-hour small-group walk (max 8 people) strings together the city’s biggest sights with an expert local guide who explains what you’re actually looking at, from the porticoes to the medieval skyline. I…
Paper meets Florence. This urban drawing workshop turns the city itself into your studio, using Renaissance building tricks plus modern mixed techniques. You start by planning a real sketch of Florence with a famous icon or a scenic view, then…
Da Vinci turns Florence into a story. This tour pairs a 5-star Expert Guide with skip-the-line museum tickets, so you spend more time learning and less time waiting. I like the way the walk links real addresses—Medici power, the Duomo…
Lucca is nicer when you don’t have to pedal hard. This e-bike rental lets you tour the historic town and Lucca’s walls at your pace, with pedal assistance that makes long stretches feel manageable. If you want more than city…
Uffizi lines can drain your Florence day. This guided skip-the-line entry gets you into the museum fast with fast-track tickets and a Spanish-speaking licensed guide, plus headphones so you can actually hear the stories. You’ll focus on major works like…
Michelangelo in two stops. This tour is interesting because it strings together two of Florence’s biggest art hits, with a human-sized group and built-in timing so you can skip the ticket line and keep the day moving. I really love…
Michelangelo’s David hits different. This 3.5-hour combo pairs skip-the-line Accademia access with a guided walking loop that helps you connect the art and the streets. You start at Via Camillo Cavour, then go straight to the gallery before stepping out…
Bologna looks different on two wheels. This 2.5-hour guided bike tour takes you through the city centre in a way that’s fast, low-stress, and surprisingly story-rich, mixing towers, churches, and porticoes with real details about how the city worked. You…
Drawing like Leonardo is surprisingly doable. In Florence, this 3-hour studio class has you reproduce one famous Leonardo sketch while learning the materials and the thinking behind them, not just the final lines. I love the hands-on practice with sanguine,…
Bologna’s student past is easy to spot here. The Archiginnasio is one of those places where the building itself tells the story: a palace tied to the city’s academic power, now home to Bologna’s main library, and centered on the…
Florence’s Duomo feels bigger once you climb inside it. This tour strings together the main stops in the Duomo complex with a guided intro, then hands you off with a pre-timed ticket to go up Brunelleschi’s cupola. I like that…
A serious statue deserves a serious guide. This private visit to the Galleria dell’Accademia turns Michelangelo’s David into a story you can actually follow, from the city walk-in to the final rooms you explore on your own. I especially like…
You can learn olive oil fast, and it still feels fun. SuprEvo (Museo dell’olio) turns a short visit into a full story of olives to oil, with 360° projection and hands-on tasting. It’s aimed at people who want something more…
Florence clicks faster when you have a local guide. This private 3-hour walking tour strings together the medieval and Renaissance spots you’ll keep seeing on postcards, but it explains how they connect. I really like that it focuses on big,…
