FLORENCE
3126 Tours Reviewed
Florence turns calmer after dark. This 2-hour walking tour is a smart way to see the big sights without daytime heat and crowds, while a licensed guide connects the dots between what you’re standing in front of and what happened…
Five laps, real race energy. This is a serious track driving experience built around the Ferrari F458 Challenge, handled at Autodromo di Modena with a pro instructor. You’ll get a structured start that mixes safety, car control, and track technique…
Great art, no line stress. This Florence Uffizi priority access tour is built to get you inside with fast entrance and a small group so you can spend your limited museum time looking at the paintings, not staring at queues.…
This day trip turns Emilia-Romagna’s food icons into a hands-on lesson. I love the factory-to-tasting format, and the lunch at the prosciutto producer is a major payoff. One possible drawback: the cheese stop can run with other people, so hearing…
A day in the Bologna hills beats a standard tasting. You get two guided winery stops plus vineyard time and the view out over the countryside. What I like most is the hotel pickup with a personal driver, and the…
Underground Orvieto has a secret hour. This experience takes you almost 20 meters below street level to explore a maze of caves and tunnels, with a real sense of time travel. You get the cave access, plus an aperitif served…
Pizza here feels truly local. This Volterra class takes you to a working Tuscan farmhouse in the hills, where you get hands-on with pizza dough and the kind of food rhythm Italians grow up with. You’ll work at a station…
Florence is great, but Chianti calls. This private full-day outing trades city streets for the medieval heart of Siena and the wine lanes of Chianti—with a driver who helps you plan the day on the fly. You get a smooth…
Lucca’s walls make it feel like a time machine. This small-group walking tour helps you read the city fast, from Piazza San Michele to the Piazza Anfiteatro area, with stories that connect churches, power, and local daily life. It’s an…
Florence hits hardest with a good guide. This tour is built around the big names—especially Michelangelo’s David—but what makes it feel different is the small-group size and tight walking route through core historical stops. You also start and finish in…
Getting the most from Florence is all about timing. This Uffizi and Duomo combo helps you do the big things without wasting your morning in queues. I like that you get guaranteed museum entry and reserved access, and I also…
Florence has a way of grabbing you fast. This 2-hour walking tour threads together the city’s big landmarks in a smart order, with an official guide in French. You start near San Lorenzo, move through the Duomo area, and end…
Florence becomes easier to read when you have a guide in your pocket. What I like most is the 70+ English stories that break big art and history topics into short, listen-anywhere chunks, plus the focus on Uffizi & Accademia…
Secret cellars have a smell. This Florence-area stop is built around a real working private castle estate outside the city, with a walk through historic wine cellars and a guided tasting you can actually enjoy without studying wine first. I…
Seven hours can feel like a whole race weekend. This Ferrari VIP Day Tour with test drive is built around Maranello, pairing a museum visit with an on-site simulator and an actual 10-minute drive in a Ferrari California or similar…
