FLORENCE
3126 Tours Reviewed
A great city walk starts with the right story. This Bologna private walking tour threads the big landmarks (Piazza Maggiore, San Petronio, the leaning towers) with the places that explain why Bologna feels different. I like how the route links…
Cooking starts at the market. This Lucca experience pairs a local market walk with a private, Cesarina-led cooking class in a family home, where you learn regional dishes and then eat your results family-style with local wines. I love how…
Florence has a way of speeding up your heart. This 2-hour guided bike tour strings together the city’s biggest landmarks and a bunch of lesser-seen details, fast. You’ll get clear explanations as you roll past the Duomo, the Baptistery, Medici-era…
Three Tuscany towns, one smooth day. This private door-to-door tour strings together UNESCO World Heritage sites in a way that feels calm instead of chaotic. I like the pickup-from-your-hotel setup with a Mercedes minivan (air-conditioned, up to 8 people) plus…
Michelangelo in a hurry, but better. This Accademia tour is built for people who want the big masterpieces without losing half your day to ticket lines. I love the skip-the-line priority setup that keeps things moving, and I also like…
Florence’s Duomo complex can feel like sensory overload. This private tour gives you structure and context, so you’re not just walking from one famous sight to the next. You’ll cover the cathedral complex with a guide, then spend the heart…
Florence makes sense on foot. This guided walk threads together Medici influence and the city’s best-known sights, with a local guide pointing out what connects art, architecture, and power. You’ll move from San Lorenzo toward the Palazzo Medici area, then…
A cooking lesson in Siena feels like a visit. You meet Cesarina Patrizia and start with a guided walk through the local market and food shops, then move into her home kitchen to cook Sienese favorites with a small group.…
Florence in one packed day. I love the private feel that keeps things paced for your group, and I like how you hit big-ticket landmarks without losing the ship-time clock. One drawback: it’s a long day, so you’ll see more…
The Accademia can feel like a lot. This private tour keeps it focused, with a certified guide steering you through the rooms tied to Michelangelo and the museum’s big supporting cast. You also get skip-the-line access with a reserved entry…
San Marco has a way of slowing you down. In just two hours, you get a focused look at the convent complex that shaped fifteenth-century Florence through spirituality, art, and politics. It’s not only about pretty walls; it’s about why…
A short wine trip can feel like a big deal. This one gives you a focused look at Vino Nobile di Montepulciano culture, from vineyard hillside to cellar pours, plus a bite-sized lunch pairing that actually makes sense. I like…
Kids love this Tuscan baking hour. This cooking class is a sweet, hands-on way for kids to get creative in the kitchen, with a lesson built around shortcrust pastry, filled cake, and decorated biscuits. You’re at an agriturismo in Peccioli,…
One hour in San Gimignano, well spent. This tasting is all about wine and olive oil pairings, with a guided flow that helps you taste with purpose instead of just sipping and hoping. You sample local favorites like Chianti and…
A dinner in a real home. That is the hook here: a shared Cesarina-hosted meal built around family cookbook recipes and a live show-cooking moment before you sit down. I especially like two things: the exclusive cooking demo (you learn…
