FLORENCE
1572 Tours Reviewed
Your Tuscany day gets very musical. This private Bocelli Backstage And Wine Day Tour from Florence turns the usual Florence day trip into something music fans will actually feel. I like that you visit the PPG Studio side of Bocelli’s…
Florence can be a bit of a food circus. This Sant’Ambrogio market tour feels grounded, because you follow a local chef through real daily shopping and end with classic Tuscan bites. I especially like the chef guide focus, plus the…
Vinci turns Leonardo into a real place. I love the hometown vibe of Vinci town, where da Vinci feels less like a textbook name and more like someone you can point to on the street. I also love the Leonardo…
Volterra feels like a time machine that actually fits in your day. This private guided tour takes you inside the medieval walls and through the tight lanes of a hill town that still looks “whole,” not stripped down for tourists.…
Accademia feels like Florence in fast-forward. This small-group, expert English tour gives you just enough context to understand what you’re looking at, then points you at the highlights people remember. You’ll focus on the origins of the artwork and the…
Bologna runs on water. This guided bike tour takes you through Bologna delle acque, the city’s old network of canals that powered mills, tanneries, and textile work. I like the mix of story and movement: you’re rolling through real places…
Fresh olive oil changes your taste buds. This small-group olive mill tour in Umbria is built around one thing: seeing how extra virgin olive oil actually gets made, then tasting it with real guidance. You’ll start with a short walk…
Hot springs with a Tuscan payoff. This guided trip pairs a scenic drive with real time at the famous Terme di Saturnia Parco Termale, so you’re not just passing the thermal baths—you get to actually soak. I love that the…
A day of coastal colors and city charm. This Florence-to-Tuscany outing strings together Cinque Terre villages with Lucca, so you get seaside views and inland old-stone streets in one long day. I especially love the built-in variety: a guided walk…
Renaissance art, tightly guided. This is one of the easier ways to tackle the Uffizi Gallery in Florence, with skip-the-line entry and a small group (max 9) so you can actually follow the story. I love how the guide builds…
This tour is a medieval story walk, not a museum lecture. Dante and the Jubilee connect in a way that makes Florence feel like it’s speaking back to you, from the Duomo area to the city corners linked to Dante’s…
Florence from above feels like a cheat code. This private hiking day uses a mix of shade, stone paths, and panoramic stops, then caps it with wine and lunch at a farm in a very view-forward setting. I love the…
463 steps to your best Florence view. This tour is a smart mix of effort and payoff: you climb Brunelleschi’s Dome for big views, then slow down with a guided walk through the Opera del Duomo Museum. I love how…
Audio can turn Bologna into a story. This self-guided walk uses VoiceMap with GPS audio so you can explore at your pace, from Neptune Fountain through the city’s famous landmarks. I like that it’s a bargain at $7.99 with lifetime…
Florence can be a lot. The Uffizi is better with a plan. This Uffizi family tour is built for kids and teens, with a qualified guide and activities that keep attention on the big ideas of Italian Renaissance art. I…
