FLORENCE
3126 Tours Reviewed
One climb turns the Duomo into yours. This ticket gets you into Brunelleschi’s Cupola at Santa Maria del Fiore, plus the Duomo complex, so you can take in 360-degree views from Florence’s highest point. I also like that your access…
Pisa, Volterra, and San Gimignano in one day works. This private route gives you a fast hit of Tuscany’s most famous sights plus two hill towns that feel much more old-world than the postcards. I like the way the day…
Brunello tastes better when it’s close at hand. This private Montalcino-area outing takes you from vineyards to the fermentation and ageing cellar, then into a guided tasting of 8 wines. It’s a focused 2 to 2.5 hours, led by a…
Florence is easier when the driver already knows you. This private English-speaking Mercedes transfer takes the guesswork out of getting between Amerigo Vespucci Airport and your Florence hotel or other city address. I like the door-to-door setup with help for…
Florence surprises you when you stop staring up. This 2-hour Florence Renaissance walking tour strings together the Duomo area, Medici landmarks, and the bridges of Michelangelo with a guide who can explain what you’re actually looking at. You’ll also get…
Pasta lessons hit different in Tuscany. This one is built around organic ingredients and hands-on pasta making, with tasting breaks guided by a professional sommelier named Alina. You’re not just learning recipes; you’re learning how the pieces fit together in…
Two icons. One honest climb. This tour is a focused way to experience Piazza dei Miracoli and the Leaning Tower, including the 294-step ascent. I like that the big ticket item is handled up front with pre-booked tower entry, so…
Bologna feels like a puzzle with the right guide. This classic private walking tour starts at Piazza del Nettuno and leads you through the parts of the city that make Bologna so distinctive, from its famous arcades to big landmarks…
Venice in one day is a real test. It’s also a smart way to do it if you start in Florence: you get comfortable bus travel across regions and a guide who explains why this floating city works the way…
Florence from above hits different. A private terrace tasting turns the city’s famous sights into something calm and personal. You’re up high in the city center with a view over Florence and the Duomo—so even before the first pour, you’re…
Five pours, one smart hour. This Chianti Rufina tasting is built like a mini escape from central Florence: you’ll visit a historic estate setting in the hills and get a guided walk that connects wine styles to the place they…
Tuscany tastes better when you’re doing it on a panoramic terrace. At Podere Rondinaio near Vinci, this 3-hour evening pairs a guided tasting of three local wines with a Tuscan food dinner built to match the glass. I like that…
Two hours can feel like a mini Tuscany education. This tasting in the Chianni area pairs four Tuscan wines with local food, plus an olive oil tasting tied to the producer’s story—so it’s not just pours, it’s bites with a…
Towers, squares, and a proper wine day plan. This private small-group tour is interesting because you get a day-trip circuit that actually flows, with a guide to translate what you’re seeing in Siena and San Gimignano and a winery stop…
Leonardo in the flesh, with views worth the ride. This half-day outing links real places around Vinci to the ideas Leonardo da Vinci carried—art, science, and engineering all in one walk-through. I especially loved the small-group feel (limited to 8)…
