FLORENCE
3126 Tours Reviewed
Art that feels less like homework. This Uffizi Exclusive Semi-Private Tour is built for real viewing time, not wandering. You start in Piazza della Signoria (a classic Florence “who’s who” square) and then move into the gallery with a timed…
Wine in an underground tomb changes everything. In Siena, this tasting pairs Etruscan crypt vibes with serious bottles tied to Brunello di Montalcino, served in a space carved into tuff that was uncovered during renovations. The wine shop itself is…
Roses, wine, and a few surprises. This Tenuta di Capezzana visit gives you a compact look at how the estate thinks about taste: from a rose garden stroll to cellar spaces and a focused tasting built around the region’s products.…
Michelangelo’s David hits you fast. This private Accademia Gallery tour focuses on the big works, with skip-the-line priority entry and a guide who brings the art story-first. I really liked the way guides such as Fabian and Déborah turn marble…
Three supercar stops, one day. This tour is built for anyone who loves car culture but also wants the logistics handled. You start in Bologna at P.zza Galvani, 1 at 8:45am, ride in comfort with an included driver, and get…
Myths feel like a live game in this square. This 1-hour Piazza della Signoria children’s tour turns big, intimidating art into short, funny stories kids can follow. You’ll meet legendary characters tied to what you see right in front of…
Two museums in one day. This tour is a strong hit of Florence art and street life: Accademia Gallery first for Michelangelo’s David, then a guided walk through the historic center, and finally the Uffizi with major Renaissance names. I…
Florence is best learned on foot. This 3-hour Florence Treasures and Tastes walk blends top landmarks with quieter corners, then pays it off with food and wine tastings that feel local, not staged. I especially like how the route helps…
Golden light on the water. This Pisa coastal boat tour is a relaxed day on a private schooner that turns the coast into a front-row seat. I like the fact that you’re not just passing landmarks; you’re hearing the stories…
One day can feel like a cheat code. You get a smart walking route through central Florence, then skip-the-line museum time so you spend your day looking at art instead of waiting. I like the way the tour pairs outdoor…
Stepping into Bologna for wine is easier than you think. This private Italian red wine tasting mixes a short walk through the medieval Quadrilatero area with an expert-led pour-and-learn session that feels relaxed, not formal. You’ll start with a sparkling…
Seeing Florence’s art without wasting time matters. This timed-entry, audio-guide visit strings together the Accademia and Uffizi so you can move at your own pace while still getting expert context in your language. It’s built for people who want the…
Perugia’s stone streets have a way of teaching. This private guided tour strings together some of the city’s most art-forward sights, with time to pause, look closely, and understand what you’re seeing without feeling rushed. I especially love how the…
Bologna’s hills have a secret winery. Cantina Montevecchio Isolani is a historic stop in the Bolognese hills, designed for a small group (up to 10) and offered in English. It’s built around a real winery visit: learning how the wines…
Bikes and wine, just outside Lucca. This short ride mixes an easy cycling outing with real time in working countryside farms—olive oil, vineyard walks, and wine poured by people who do it every day. You get a guided group experience…
