FLORENCE
3126 Tours Reviewed
Florence’s Accademia feels like instant art therapy. With a timed entry ticket and a self-guided audio app, you get to spend your time inside the museum where it matters: staring at Michelangelo’s David and seeing how Renaissance sculpture was actually…
Cooking in someone’s Siena kitchen changes fast. This is a private cooking class in a carefully selected local home, so the whole thing feels personal from the first hello. I love the laidback way a host teaches you real technique,…
Streams and stone roads on horseback. This one-hour Valgraziosa ride from Centro Ippico La Cartuja in Calci follows the stream banks, crosses a ford, passes under the Torre degli Upezzinghi in Caprona, and heads toward Certosa di Calci. I love…
Medici marble can feel strangely personal. This private 3-hour walk through the Medici Chapels and San Lorenzo Basilica turns big names into real stories, from crypt mysteries to Michelangelo’s New Sacristy. You’ll move at your pace with an English-speaking guide…
Sovana feels like a secret time machine. This is a Sovana necropolis walk where you track down little-known Etruscan tombs in the countryside, with a guide turning rock, plants, and local myths into an easy story you can follow step…
Assisi has a way of slowing you down. This full-day tour turns the town’s famous Franciscan sites into a clear, story-driven route. I like that you get expert guidance that connects Saint Francis and Saint Clare to what you’re actually…
Florence’s town hall has more drama than it sounds. This guided Palazzo Vecchio visit gives you a guided walk through the Medici world—complete with major fresco rooms and the chance to top it off with a view from Arnolfo Tower.…
A Fiat 500 makes Tuscany feel personal. This tour is a fun way to see the Tuscan hills outside Florence without the stress of steering and route-finding in town. You’ll ride in a fully-equipped vintage Fiat 500, then look down…
Florence looks different from its hills. This electric golf cart tour takes you off the straight-line tourist routes and onto the slopes around Florence, mixing panoramic views with real stories tied to religion, science, and the Medici legacy. I love…
Boboli looks like a park, but it reads like a puzzle. This short guided walk through the Medici Gardens connects plants, sculpture, and water features into a story that spans Roman myths, Renaissance art, and later interpretations. What I like…
Canyoning here is pure fun. In Tuscany, you’ll spend about 2 hours 30 minutes doing slides and rock jumps into pools carved by time. It’s adrenaline, but the setting feels special in a calm way—especially since the experience is described…
Three Tuscan towns in one smooth day. This tour makes Val d’Orcia feel simple: you leave Florence at 8:30am with hotel pickup, ride in a Mercedes V-class, and get real breathing room in three famous hill towns. I love the…
Chianti is a quick escape from Florence. This half-day tour drives you into Tuscany’s rolling hills for two estate visits, plenty of wine tasting, and a breather from the city crowds. I like that it’s structured like a real day…
Michelangelo is waiting in the Accademia. This skip-the-line tour keeps you from wasting precious time in tight Florence crowds, and it puts you right into a guided look at Renaissance art with context that’s easy to follow. I also like…
Florence has plenty of pasta lessons. This one is different because you get hands-on work in a modern professional kitchen while learning the why behind the dough, not just the steps. You’ll arrive, meet the chef in the kitchen, and…
