FLORENCE
446 Tours Reviewed
Saints come alive fast here. This private walking tour in Assisi turns the famous pilgrimage sites into a story you can actually follow. I like the fact that you get your guide’s full attention (not a group shuffle), and I…
Florence clicks when you walk it with a local. I like the private customized route that matches your pace and interests, and I love that the local guide talks real-life Florence, not just plaques. One thing to consider: if you…
Want Florence without the tourist march? This 2-hour walking tour focuses on the city’s spirit more than the usual checklist. You follow a story trail through sacred places, old streets, and places that feel calm even in the middle of…
Tuscany is better when you control the pace. This private trip lets you roll out of Florence with a driver, ride in a Mercedes with A/C and WiFi, and spend real time roaming medieval streets on your own. You get…
Medici Florence can feel like a maze until someone makes the connections. This walking tour traces the family’s influence through the city’s key buildings and squares, so art, politics, and daily life click together fast. I like that it’s built…
Cheese, ham, and balsamic in one day. What makes this tour work is the private format and the step-by-step look at how Parma’s icons are actually made, from Parmigiano to prosciutto to Traditional Balsamic. I love that you get tastings…
Florence is best when you move. On a private bike tour, I love how the city’s big icons get to feel close-up, not far-away. You’ll cycle near Florence Cathedral and line up a classic photo over the Arno, then keep…
Florence feels different when you get a plan. This tour strings together the Uffizi and the Accademia in one morning with a professional art-history guide, so you’re not just drifting room to room. I especially like the small-group size (max…
Cinque Terre without the car stress is rare. This small-group day trip from Lucca keeps things simple: an air-conditioned minivan or minibus, an English-speaking tour leader all day, and ferryboat-or-train connections between the seaside villages. I love the comfort of…
Florence looks different from the saddle. This guided bike tour moves you efficiently past the Duomo, Ponte Vecchio, and the Uffizi area, with story stops that help the city make sense. You’re on a comfortable bike for 2.5 hours of…
The Duomo is the whole show in Florence. With an English local guide, you’ll connect what you’re seeing—façade, interior art, and design—to how the cathedral shaped city life. I like that you don’t just get facts; you also get a…
Bologna rewards slow walking. This self-guided route stitches together porticoes, squares, and church legends with a phone guide you can pause and resume. I like that the tour connects to Google Maps, so you’re not constantly guessing where to turn.…
Organic wine, taught at the source. At Fattoria di Montemaggio in the heart of Chianti Classico territory, I love how the visit is anchored in real farming choices, not just wine talk, and how Francesco leads it with clarity and…
A great organic wine stop is close to Assisi. This tour at Tili Vini is built around a behind-the-scenes look at how a family winery works, with a vineyard and olive grove walk plus a guided tasting of five organic…
Pedal Lucca, then sip the hills. This guided e-bike tour mixes easy riding with a real Italian vineyard visit just outside town. You get a small-group ride around Lucca’s city walls, plus a winery cellar tour and tasting paired with…
