FLORENCE
780 Tours Reviewed
If you want the Florence skyline, start here. This Duomo Complex tour strings together the story of the city’s most famous church cluster, then culminates with timed Cupola access and a climb to the very top. I love how the…
Uffizi time slips by fast. This priority-ticket experience is built for getting you into the museum quickly so you can focus on the art, not the queue. I like that it includes an escorted entry through an express security check,…
Handmade pasta in a private Florence villa can’t be beat. What makes Francy’s Pasta & Gnocchi on Top of Florence Hills special is the small-group setup and the fact you cook in a real Florentine home, not a touristy room…
Michelangelo hits different in person. This guided Florence combo pairs Accademia and the Uffizi Gallery so you see the headline Renaissance works, like David and Botticelli’s famous paintings, without getting stuck in long entry lines. I especially love the way…
One hour and a sniff later, you own perfume. In the heart of Florence, you blend scents in a real artisanal workshop at Antica Spezieria Erboristeria San Simone, then walk out with a fragrance tailored to you. I love the…
Forget lines. Think scooters and Chianti wine. This full-day Tuscany by Vespa tour is interesting because it trades museum time for rolling hills + a classic Vespa ride, then ends with tastings that hit both wine lovers and olive oil…
Florence looks different from a rickshaw. You glide through the historic center with a local guide giving real context, not just names on a plaque. I love that you get main sights plus photo angles without paying with your feet.…
Lucca reveals its secrets fast on foot. This guided walk strings together Roman remains, Puccini sightings, and big-church art into a route that helps you get your bearings quickly—especially if you only have an afternoon. I love how the stops…
Uffizi without the big line headache. This Florence tour is built around skip-the-line timed entry and a live English guide, so you spend more time looking at art and less time getting stuck at the ticket gate. I like that…
Florence clicks into focus on foot. With a guide like Manuel (or Camilla, Simona, Samona), you get the main story of the city plus quick local context, not just a checklist. This tour keeps it intimate with a small group…
Art, minus the ticket-line chaos. A timed-entry ticket to Florence’s Uffizi means you trade random waiting for a set start time. You’ll walk into one of the world’s most famous art collections, housed in Giorgio Vasari’s 16th-century building, and focus…
You eat what you cook in Bologna. This hands-on class kicks off with a Prosecco welcome and then walks you through pasta-dough guidance step by step, plus a big, satisfying lunch or dinner. The one caution: the traditional recipe uses…
Florence tastes better when you make it. This 3-hour, English-language class teaches handmade pasta and pairs it with a digital recipe booklet plus a graduation certificate. You’ll cook with a professional chef and enjoy unlimited wine or soft drinks, but…
Wine country in one practical day. This day trip strings together two very different wine tastings in the Chianti hills and a free walk through San Gimignano’s medieval towers. You’ll sip up to 7 wines, learn what you’re tasting with…
Medici power shows up in stone and marble. This 2-hour guided walk turns Florence’s famous squares into a clear story about the Medici family, from their banking rise to their artistic control, with pre-booked skip-the-line access. I especially love the…
