FLORENCE
3126 Tours Reviewed
A calm sunset on a kayak beats crowds. This tour is special because you paddle through reed beds and then slow down for an aperitivo at sunset right on the water. I love how the route stays circular and nature-focused,…
Chianti tastes better with zero stress. I like the air-conditioned pickup and the fact that you get real time in San Gimignano for shopping and gelato. One thing to watch: the winery wine tastings and lunch cost €65 per person…
Giotto’s bell tower changes the way Florence feels. This tour strings together three stops that matter: the Campanile climb, the Baptistery, and the Opera del Duomo Museum. I love the big-picture payoff of reaching the top—Florence turns into a geometry…
A short ride can still feel like Tuscany. This beginner tour from Centro Ippico La Cartuja turns Calci countryside into a guided practice session and a real trail loop, then ends with an aperitif back at the stables. You learn…
Siena changes when you walk off the loud route. This private 2-hour Secret Siena stroll sends you up and down medieval streets through the areas of Siena’s ancient districts, with less-crowded stories that don’t feel like a checklist. Two things…
Florence is best when it feels lived-in. This private visit pairs a major Dominican church with the working perfume workshop inside the monastery complex, so you get art, faith, and scents in one smooth loop. I especially love the mix…
Wine here starts with the soil’s living world. This 3.5-hour Siena experience at Azienda Agricola La Lastra is built around how wine really happens, with a strong organic focus and explanations that stay clear even when the science gets interesting.…
Florence gets a lot easier with smart guidance. This private walking tour centers on Santa Croce Basilica, where you can see burial sites tied to Michelangelo, Galileo, Machiavelli, and Rossini, plus time inside the church for the art and meaning…
Chianti feels different on a Vespa. This private ride out of Florence pairs automatic-gear scooter fun with a hands-on winery stop, so the day is more than sightseeing. I love how easy it is to start moving with the automatic…
Brunello starts with a twisty drive. I love the way this small-group tour heads out from Chianti toward Montalcino on winding country roads, then delivers a real cellar-to-glass experience instead of a quick stop-and-go. You get two different winery visits,…
Got time for two cities in one day? This shore excursion is a smart way to pack Pisa and Florence into about 9 hours from Carrara, using a private vehicle and a driver who can help you hit the big…
Two wheels make Bologna feel smaller. This bike rental is a fun, flexible way to see the historic center of Bologna at your own tempo, with routes in a booklet and the freedom to stop whenever something catches your eye.…
This tour mixes three Emilia-Romagna icons with real factory time. I like that you get guided production lessons at a Parmigiano Reggiano dairy and an acetaia for traditional balsamic vinegar, not just a quick tasting stop. I also like the…
Florence feels faster on a Segway. This guided ride threads together major Renaissance landmarks and the kind of quick in-between stories that help you get your bearings fast. I love the photo-friendly pace and how you can cover far more…
Anatomy lessons, in a palace. This 1-hour guided stop through Bologna’s University landmark gives you exactly what you want fast: the famous Anatomical Hall with a clear, story-first guide, plus access to the municipal library rooms you normally can’t wander…
