FLORENCE
3126 Tours Reviewed
A hot kitchen beats any museum stop. This Pisa experience pairs a hands-on cooking demo with a real sit-down meal in a local home. I like that it’s small (max 10) so you actually chat instead of hovering over your…
Supercars, three factories, one marathon day. What makes this tour special is the way it strings together the big names of Italian performance in Motor Valley, with time to see iconic cars and how they’re made, not just parked for…
That first climb is a fun surprise. This Chianti Classico e-bike tour turns a long day in Tuscany into something you can actually enjoy without white-knuckle gear-grinding. I like how it mixes classic scenery with real stops: an uphill ride…
San Gimignano and Volterra in one smooth day. This private outing gives you a comfortable Mercedes minivan, hotel pickup, and a licensed English-speaking driver (often Alessandro) who keeps the day moving with smart, practical context while still leaving room to…
Cinque Terre is gorgeous, but logistics can get messy. This private day trip smooths out the day with hotel pickup and a comfortable, air-conditioned ride, so you spend your energy on the coast instead of figuring out connections. I especially…
One day, two big hitters of Italy. This private shore excursion links Florence and Pisa in a single cruise-day plan, with round-trip port transfers and a comfortable ride in a private air-conditioned minivan. You’ll get classic hits like Piazza del…
Food lessons in Tuscany feel personal. This pasta and pizza class in Cortona is led by Simonetta in her home kitchen, where you learn real Tuscan habits you can actually repeat later. You start with dough, then work your way…
Tuscan cooking gets real fast. This small-group class takes you from central Florence to the hills outside the city, where you cook in authentic kitchens and eat the full multi-course meal you make. It’s a practical, hands-on way to experience…
One day, two icons, no rental car. This private shore excursion strings together Florence’s top sights and Pisa’s signature landmark right after your ship docks. You get port-to-city convenience plus a comfortable ride with driver commentary, so your day starts…
Florence feels different when you take the side streets. This private walking tour of Secrets of Florence strings together the famous squares and the lesser-seen lanes in between, so you get the real feeling of the city instead of just…
Chianti can be more than a label. This day tour spotlights organic and biodynamic wine in the Chianti Classico hills, with stops that mix vineyards, farm-to-table flavors, and medieval villages. You’ll ride out of Florence, get tasting time at boutique…
Colorful pasta turns heads fast. This 3-hour cooking class in Arezzo is interesting because you’re not just watching you’re working the dough and shaping it into tagliatelle and ravioli with natural color ingredients like spinach, beetroot, cacao, and squid ink.…
Florence’s Uffizi can feel like a lot. This experience is built to help you handle it, with a reserved entry and a guided, time-ordered path through major works—from early Italian painting to the Renaissance—and then breathing room to wander. I…
Florence in two hours feels just right. This guided walk strings together the city’s top sights with clear commentary, so you’re not wandering and guessing. I especially love the time-saving approach (major stops packed into about two hours) and the…
Big sights, managed well. This semi-private Duomo tour keeps things focused with a small group max of 8, and the timed entry setup means you spend your time seeing, not waiting. I especially like the way you get a guided,…
