FLORENCE
2280 Tours Reviewed
Brunello country, minus the stress of driving. This private 9-hour day from Florence takes you into the hill towns that shape Tuscan wine culture, with a stop in the UNESCO-listed Val d’Orcia along the way. It’s a low-effort way to…
Pasta night in Florence is serious fun. This hands-on class pairs freshly made pasta with Tuscan wine pairings, taught in a tight group of six. I love the small size because you get real coaching, and I love that you…
Ferrari, Maserati, Lamborghini, in one day. That’s what makes this tour such a fun way to see Emilia Romagna’s Motor Valley. I like the tight flow of museum stops + factory assembly-line access, and I also like that the day…
Florence tastes like real Italy when you start in the market first. This 5-hour experience blends a guided market visit with a hands-on kitchen class, so you’re not just watching you’re building your meal from the ground up. I especially…
Siena turns into a game. This family-focused walk uses a Polaguide plus puzzles and instant photos to help you discover the Contrade corners of the city while hunting for the 17 fantastic animals hidden around town. What I like most…
Florence gets a little psychic. This 2-hour walk turns famous spots into an interactive mindgame led by mentalist Darus, with moments where you think, react, and get pulled into the illusion. Expect a route stitched to the city’s famous names…
One spot in Florence is basically built for photos. This private session at Piazzale Michelangelo turns that famous view into a guided, stress-free experience. You get a photographer who helps you look natural while you’re standing somewhere with serious wow-factor.…
Making jewelry in Florence feels like the opposite of museum time. You’ll sit down in a real workshop setting and create a necklace, earrings, or bracelet from scratch, guided step-by-step through an ancient knitting-style technique using silver or gold plated…
Two hours, and Florence feels brand new. I love how this motocarrozzetta sidecar tour turns the city into something you can photograph from every angle, without the stop-and-start of walking. You ride into Florence, then up into the hills for…
A tiny world inside a big break from Florence. HZERO Museum is a strong pick when you want something creative and calm for about three hours. You walk into a 280 sqm model railway that runs with real movement, where…
Michelangelo’s David is only the start. This private tour pairs a guided walk through central Florence with a focused visit to the Galleria dell’Accademia, where you learn the story behind the sculpture and how the workshop process shaped the final…
Siena and San Gimignano feel worlds apart. Yet it’s one smooth private day. This exclusive tour is built around the easy stuff that ruins a self-drive day: getting out of Florence fast, staying on schedule, and having someone in the…
Pisa in five hours? Yes. This tour stitches together the Leaning Tower of Pisa and a Chianti farmhouse wine tasting in a tight schedule, so you get two icons of Tuscany without losing a whole day. It’s a smart mix…
Bologna can feel like a puzzle at first glance. This private walking tour works because it starts you in the thick of it and then helps you connect the dots with a local perspective, shopping ideas, and practical tips for…
A day in Tuscany, but with a plan. This private wine, evo oil, and balsamic experience starts in one of San Gimignano’s oldest Vernaccia vineyards, where you learn how biodynamic farming supports the flavors you’ll taste next. Then you move…
