FLORENCE
2220 Tours Reviewed
Bologna has a giant ticking clock. In San Petronio, the time isn’t on a wall—it’s marked by an enormous sundial inside the church, and the scale is honestly hard to process until you’re standing there. I love how the tour…
That harmony hits fast. This tasting is built around wine-and-food pairings served at a nicely arranged table, with a guide talking you through their winemaking mindset and sustainable, quality-driven farming. The big idea is simple: learn how flavors and agriculture…
Great wine minutes from the Duomo. This Florence city-center tasting is built for a simple goal: sample three top Italian wines in a traditional enoteca setting, with a professional sommelier guiding the room. I like the practical setup—wine plus water…
Wine and oil, with San Gimignano as your backdrop. This private experience puts you in one of San Gimignano’s oldest Vernaccia vineyards, then walks you through biodynamic farming before you sit down for a guided pairing of organic wine, extra…
Florence’s Medici story is walkable. This 3-hour private tour connects the Medici family to the buildings where Renaissance power showed up in stone. I love that you get guide commentary along the way and that the route centers on Palazzo…
Pisa moves fast. This all-in-one timed ticket helps you hit the big sights without wasting half your day in queues. I especially like that you get access to the Leaning Tower experience with the famous 294-step climb option, plus the…
Medieval Tuscany, minus the stress. This private day trip strings together three picture-perfect stops: Siena’s Gothic highlights, the walled village feel of Monteriggioni, and the tower-studded skyline of San Gimignano. The big win is that you travel by air-conditioned minivan…
Skip the line and get to the good parts. This Duomo tour is built for time-starved Florence days: fast-track entrance gets you inside quickly, then a guide brings the cathedral’s interior to life with live commentary. I especially like the…
Great art, less queue time. The Uffizi Gallery is one of the world’s top art stops, and this setup helps you get in faster with a reserved entrance plus a mobile audio guide you can use at your own pace.…
Cinque Terre from Livorno is a long day, in a good way. This is set up as a private shore excursion with a driver, so you can spend your time where it counts: the villages and the viewpoints. I especially…
Lucca rewards slow wandering. This digital walk, made with a local in mind, helps you hit the city’s big landmarks without feeling rushed, and you can linger when the street scene steals your attention. I like the audio + written…
Your Florence souvenir starts with plaster. In this fresco painting class, you learn the ancient way of painting on freshly laid lime plaster, so your design becomes part of the wall. Then you make your own small, Renaissance-inspired fresco to…
Florence hits hard when you have a plan. This private tour is built for seeing major highlights without turning your day into a scavenger hunt, and it runs with one guide who stays with your group from start to finish.…
One day, two hill towns. This is a tight loop through Etruscan and Roman Perugia and UNESCO Assisi, with Giotto frescoes waiting at the end. I like that the day mixes big-name art with real city atmosphere in between. The…
One day can feel like a whole coastal trip. This private chauffeur tour swaps the grind of trains for a scenic drive, then gives you real free time in the Cinque Terre National Park to wander, snack, and take photos…
