FLORENCE
1142 Tours Reviewed
Style is a language in Florence. This private fashion tour strings together three stops that explain how Italian taste grew into today’s major design houses. I like how the guide helps you trace Florentine style (not just name-drop brands), and…
Want photos that look like you belonged. This Bologna photo tour is built for real people in real places: you get a pro photographer guiding where to stand, how to face, and how to use the city as your background.…
Florence gets a queer new lens. This 2-hour Renaissance gay life walk takes you off the main sightseeing tracks and into places where sexuality, power, and punishment all tangled together. You’ll hear stories about queer figures from Florentine history, and…
Bologna smells like warm bread and good plans. This private gastronomic tour turns the city’s big sights into an easy, tasty route. I especially like how you get hands-on food stops (balsamic, cheeses, and a real osteria meal) instead of…
Chianti tastes best with food and real process. This tasting at Terre di Perseto gives you both: a cellars tour with barrels and production machineries, then a focused tasting room flight paired with Tuscan tapas. I love the hands-on, explain-it-as-you-go…
Bologna by bike feels like cheating. In a tight 2-hour ride, you bounce between the big-name sights and some quieter corners, while a guide keeps the story moving. The radio-guides help you actually catch the details without yelling over traffic…
Florence can feel like a blur of art and stone—until someone maps it for you. This private guided day is built around two huge power stops, Uffizi and Accademia, plus the city sights between them, so you get flow instead…
The Uffizi is famous for a reason, but it can also feel like a lot. This exclusive guided tour keeps it manageable: you get prebooked admission so you’re not hunting tickets, and you follow a route built to help you…
Brunello country, minus the hassle. I like how this tour handles the heavy lifting with stress-free transfers from Florence and a multicourse Tuscan lunch included. You also get real breathing room to wander the medieval town of Montalcino at your…
Small city, big art payoff. This Arezzo private tour is a focused walk that helps you get your bearings fast and spot why this place mattered in Tuscany—especially when Arezzo shifted under Florence and the Medici. In just about two…
Florence at night changes fast. One minute it’s classic daytime postcard stuff, the next it’s cooler air, softer light, and streets that feel made for wandering by bike. This tour works because it mixes easy, guided cycling with real social…
Florence can feel like a sculpture garden. This tour strings together the big names—Piazza della Signoria, Ponte Vecchio, and the Duomo area—plus the quieter stops that make the Renaissance feel human, not museum-only. I especially like how you get both…
The Uffizi is the big one in Florence. This combo pairs the Medici-era Uffizi Gallery with an open-top hop-on hop-off bus ticket, so you can see Renaissance masterpieces and then roam the city at your own pace. It’s a smart…
Florence looks obvious. Santa Maria Novella hides a second story. This private tour focuses on mysticism, art, and hidden symbology, with anecdotes and curiosities that help you see what most people miss. I especially like the way the visit is…
Prosciutto isn’t just a platter. It’s a whole craft, and this small-group tour lets you step inside the production world at the Montevecchio factory area near Monteveglio in Bologna. I love that you actually get factory access and see multiple…
