FLORENCE
2220 Tours Reviewed
Florence reveals a craft side most people miss. This private 3-hour walk is built around seeing how things are actually made by hand—leather, mosaics, gold jewelry, woodwork, and marbled paper—plus a guide who also thinks like a personal shopper. You…
Dinner in someone’s home is a different kind of meal. In Cortona, you get a four-course dinner served family-style at the dining table, paired with a host-run show cooking and stories behind beloved recipes and local ingredients. Two things I…
Michelangelo in one hour? Yes, and you’ll feel it working. This Accademia Gallery guided tour is built for efficiency: priority access cuts down waiting, and a certified guide helps you understand what you’re seeing, from the finished icon to the…
Brunello tastes better when it is not rushed. This small-group tour caps at eight people and takes you from Florence into Montalcino, the home turf of Brunello di Montalcino. I especially like that you visit two very different producers, so…
Florence hands you art fast. The skip-the-line entry saves real time, and an art historian guide helps the works click into place instead of staying as names on a wall. I especially like the way the tour connects the museum…
Florence can feel like a puzzle. This tour helps you click the pieces into place fast. I like the way it starts at Galleria dell’Accademia and builds from there, so you see David and then get a smart, fun guide-led…
Skip the stress. Get to the art. This private Uffizi Gallery tour is built for first-timers who want order in a museum that’s famous for crowds. You meet at Piazzale degli Uffizi and then walk straight in with your guide…
Pisa in one day is doable when the plan is tight and friendly. This small-group outing strings together Piazza dei Miracoli, Leonardo’s hometown of Vinci, and a family-run winery in the Chianti countryside without making you babysit maps all day.…
This is a long day, done right. You get a private drive out of Florence plus guided time in Pisa and Lucca, so you’re not renting a car or doing parking math. I like that the schedule is built around…
Hill towns can feel like magic. This private day trip strings together Cortona and Montepulciano, two medieval favorites perched above the Tuscan countryside, with big views and a relaxed pace. I love the way Cortona’s hilltop position and ancient stonewalls…
Florence’s most famous climb starts fast. This Duomo Complex tour keeps you moving through Piazza del Duomo with an official guide, then you’ll tackle Brunelleschi’s Cupola climb for real city views. Along the way, you get context for the Cathedral’s…
Florence clicks for kids here. It’s a private, kid-friendly walk that strings together big-name landmarks with hands-on, age-smart moments. I like the mix of history talk and playful tasks, plus the built-in stop-and-go pacing that keeps attention from melting. One…
Chianti moves differently when you’re riding. This private Vespa tour blends countryside cruising with real stops in places like Radda in Chianti, Panzano in Chianti, and Castellina in Chianti. You’re not stuck in one long script—you can pause in villages…
Flour on your hands is the point. This private pasta cooking class near Pisa puts you in a traditional home kitchen on a working farm and olive grove, not in a crowded restaurant. I like that it’s private, so the…
Hilltop towns make this day fly by. This private Florence day trip takes you through Montepulciano and Pienza in the Val d’Orcia, with a chauffeur who gives you context as you travel. I especially like the door-to-door pickup (you’re not…
