FLORENCE
3126 Tours Reviewed
David has a pull that’s hard to resist. This one-hour Florence experience is built around one target: Michelangelo’s David plus the stories that make it click in your head. I especially like the fast entrance setup, and I like that…
Shopping in Florence feels easier with help. This private guided session is built around two well-known shopping zones, starting with the historic storefronts on Ponte Vecchio and ending at the leather shops of Piazza Santa Croce. I especially like that…
Florence can be opera without the big stage. This evening concert pairs three tenors with dancers and a chamber ensemble inside the Oratorio Santa Maria Vergine della Croce al Tempio, just steps from Piazza Santa Croce. You’ll hear famous pieces…
San Gimignano tastings get serious here. This private stop at Podere la Marronaia pairs organic wine country with extra virgin olive oil tastings, served with a view over the town towers. I like that it feels like a working family…
Fresh pasta taught at a real family table. In Pomino on the Florentine hills, you’re welcomed into the host’s home and garden for an evening of chatting while you cook. What makes this different is the rhythm: it’s built around…
Florence makes sense in just 90 minutes. This guided walk strings together the Duomo zone, the Medici world, and the grand squares around Piazza della Signoria, with stories that connect people like Michelangelo and Dante to the streets you’re standing…
Tuscan hills on horseback sounds like a movie scene. This half-day ride focuses on real countryside—woods, valleys, small towns, and time on Montieri Hill—without feeling rushed. I especially like the small group size (up to 4) and the way they…
Your next meal lesson starts at home. This Lucca cooking class lets you work at a real family kitchen with a certified Cesarine cook, then eat what you make with wines included. You are not just watching. You cook, you…
Florence eats first, then tells stories. This private 3-hour tour strings together savory, sweet, and drinks with short cultural stops so you get the flavor of the city, not just a list of dishes. You’ll start by meeting at Sant…
Towers, gelato, and two Tuscan cities in one day. This private tour is built around three big stops: a quick Florence viewpoint at Piazzale Michelangelo, a Siena walk focused on the Duomo and Piazza del Campo, and then San Gimignano’s…
Pisa hits you fast. In about two hours you’ll see the Field of Miracles up close and actually climb the most famous tower in Italy. What makes this one feel different is the guided pace and the mix of big-ticket…
Tucked under Sorano, history breathes cold air. This Red Road walk takes you into the Vie Cave, ancient passageways cut into tufaceous rock, reaching about 25 meters down. It’s part hiking trail, part living museum, with a finish that can…
This tour mixes farm walks with real production. You start in Tuscan olive groves, learn how olives become extra virgin olive oil, and then you step inside a working windmill tied to Leonardo da Vinci ideas. I love the hands-on…
463 steps and you’re in the clouds. This is a small-group Florence Duomo climb built around one big payoff: getting up onto Brunelleschi’s Dome for orange-brick views over terracotta roofs. You’ll go with a local guide who shares stories along…
The Medici left fingerprints everywhere. This focused 3-hour tour walks you through two of the family’s most important addresses in Florence, where politics, banking power, and Renaissance art collide. You’ll start at the Riccardi Medici Palace, then move through the…
