FLORENCE
1572 Tours Reviewed
Two hill towns, one easy day. What makes this tour work is the private Mercedes minivan door-to-door setup and the chance to pack two UNESCO World Heritage sites into a single 8-hour outing. I also like how the day mixes…
Siena is best understood one step at a time. Starting at Piazza del Campo, this private walk is guided by a friendly local resident who can steer you toward what you actually care about. I like the way guides such…
Two towns, one unforgettable day. What makes this experience work so well is the mix of Orvieto’s big sights with a dramatic underground detour, then a separate world at Civita di Bagnoregio. I love that you move at a relaxed…
Chianti looks different at bike speed. This guided electric bike day from Siena turns Tuscan scenery into something you can actually move through: rolling hills, vineyards, small villages, and big view stops, with a real break for lunch and wine…
Two cities in one day, with zero stress. This private tour is built for maxing your time: you head straight to Pisa’s Piazza dei Miracoli, then continue to Lucca’s walled old town. I like the comfort factor too—riding around in…
Tuscany feels big and complicated. This tour keeps it simple. You get 70+ English narrated video stories built around art, history, and local culture across Tuscany and an in-depth run through Florence—so you can understand what you’re looking at without…
Florence hits different when you’re not fighting lines and guesswork. This 3.5-hour small-group walk is built to stack the city’s biggest sights fast, starting with guaranteed entry to the Accademia and finishing at Ponte Vecchio. You get audio headsets, so…
Picnic wine in a real Tuscan vineyard. This winery tour and vineyard picnic pairs a walk through working vines with a sit-down meal after. You’ll hear how the winery works and how different spots (terroirs) shape the wine, then head…
Leonardo and lunch in the same day? That works. This 8-hour Tuscany Leonardo da Vinci – Oil and Wine Discovery Tour pairs the story of Leonardo in his birthplace town with hands-on tastings and a proper Tuscan meal. It is…
Forget the autopilot. This self-tour lets you drive a vintage Fiat 500 (1965–1972) for the day, and it’s a fun way to experience Tuscany at a slow, human pace. I especially love the classic-car charm and the fact that you…
Three famous factories in one long day. I like how this tour handles the hard part for you with round-trip transport from Bologna and how admission tickets are included at each main stop. The trade-off: the whole schedule is built…
Three hours can feel like a week in Assisi. I like the way this private tour strings together the key religious sights in a smooth loop, and I especially love the chance to see the Basilica of Saint Francis with…
The Leaning Tower is just the start. This 2-hour guided walk gives you smart context for Pisa’s most famous sights, plus a few quieter corners that make the city feel real. You get the big postcard moments, then the details…
Chianti looks different when you pedal through it. This e-bike day links rolling vineyards with Leonardo’s town of Vinci, then ends with a cellar tasting that keeps things very practical and tasty. You get guided cycling, real countryside scenery, and…
Florence gets a makeover when you ride uphill. This private e-bike tour turns the steep hills around town into an easy, scenic glide, with expert guidance and big viewpoints that are hard to reach comfortably on foot. You start in…
