FLORENCE
780 Tours Reviewed
Three icons of Italy in one day. This full-day trip from Florence strings together Pisa, Siena, and San Gimignano, then adds a countryside break in a family-run winery with a traditional Tuscan lunch and wine pairing (if you choose that…
Lucca wakes up fast, and so does this tour. You get a smart morning overview of the old town, paired with stop-and-smell-the-coffee tastings that make the sights easier to remember, especially when the guide is someone like Chiara or Antonella.…
Wine country without the car stress. This small-group Chianti trip from Siena mixes castle views, vineyard walks, and a guided taste of how the region’s wine story fits together in real life. You’ll start in central Siena, ride into the…
Bologna by appointment beats the big-group shuffle. This is a private meet-up where the route is shaped around you, not the other way around, with help from a local guide matched to your interests and personality. What I like most…
Florence clicks when someone points you the right way. This short walk is a smart, eco-friendly introduction to the Renaissance city, designed to help you get your bearings fast and turn the rest of your trip into targeted exploring. I…
Siena tastes better with a local by your side. This is a walking tour with tastings that mixes small bites, wine, and gelato with stories about how Siena works—socially, historically, and in everyday life. I like that you get at…
Florence tastes better on foot. This 2-hour guided food-and-wine walk takes you through the core of the city while you sample Tuscan street food classics and local wine at five gastronomic stops. I like that the tour doesn’t just point…
Michelangelo’s workshop energy is waiting in Florence. This app-guided Accademia visit pairs timed entry with self-paced audio and a 3D map, so you can move at your speed and still hit the big masterpieces. I like that you get skip-the-line…
Watching dogs hunt truffles is oddly satisfying. This 3-hour outing from Tenuta Torciano pairs a guided forest walk with trained sniffer dogs, where you learn what makes truffles show up and how guides like Alessandro and Spillo help you read…
Fashion history in Florence, on foot. This tour is a smart way to see how Florence became a fashion power without getting stuck in a stuffy lecture. I especially like the guided street walk through cobbled lanes and squares, and…
Seven hours, six people, and big art. This semi-private Florence tour is a smart way to hit the city’s top sights without feeling swallowed by the crowds. I especially like the max 6-person group size (you can actually ask questions)…
First ride ideas for Florence? A private e-bike tour makes the city’s highlights feel close and doable. You glide out from central streets with an electric assist, and you still get the payoff of a guided storytelling loop. E-bikes keep…
Skip the crowds and slow down. This is a small, family-run winery day outside San Gimignano, built around real farm work and a calm lunch at Tenuta Guardastelle. You’ll walk through vines and olive areas, hear how the property makes…
Cooking dinner in Tuscany is a fun kind of work. You’ll get a 4-course Tuscan menu taught by a local chef in a small group, then you sit down and eat what you made with complimentary wine. I especially like…
Art without the line stress. This private Uffizi Gallery tour starts in the heart of Florence at Fontana del Nettuno, then threads you past key sights before you reach the gallery. The big win is that you’re using skip-the-line entry,…
