FLORENCE
1572 Tours Reviewed
Assisi can feel like a living prayer book. This guided walking tour connects Saint Francis and Saint Claire to the streets and churches around the historic center, so the story makes sense fast. I especially like the small-group setup (limited…
Four towns, one long Tuscany day. This private excursion packs Siena, Monteriggioni, San Gimignano, and Pisa into a single day, with Chianti countryside rides in between. I like the private driver and Wi‑Fi on board, because it turns a long…
That’s a lot of Italy in one day. This full-day tour blends Parmigiano production, Modena balsamic, and two of the big-name car museums. You get guided visits at the food makers, followed by tastings that explain why these flavors taste…
Ferrari fans get a full-throttle day. This private excursion strings together Italy’s Motor Valley highlights with a driver from Florence, two guided museum visits, and an Emilian lunch in Modena. I especially like the one-day convenience of not wrestling public…
Chianti feels close when you ride. This private e-bike tour from Florence trades city sidewalks for country views, with a guide who keeps the day feeling personal. You get a break from the daily grind and spend your time where…
Assisi is more than what you see above ground. This guided walk takes you under the Cathedral of San Rufino and into the Roman Forum area beneath the town, so you can connect the medieval faith of Assisi with the…
Florence is better from above and inside. This private combo pairs a guided pass through the Uffizi Gallery with the newly reopened Vasari Corridor, so you see the art and the power-play behind it in one smooth morning. I especially…
Florence can feel like an endless funnel of people. This tour cuts you out of that fast, with a quick transfer to Chianti and a private winery lunch built for real Tuscan life. Two things I love right away: the…
Sunset on two wheels beats museums. This private Tuscany ride takes you out of Florence into vineyard and olive-grove country, with a bike setup and safety talk first, then plenty of stops for photos as the sky turns gold. I…
Football turns Florence into a map. I like the certified multilingual cycling guides and the extra photo time that keeps the day from feeling rushed. I also like how the route mixes Renaissance squares with real football landmarks, so you…
Florence surprises you when you stop staring up. This 2-hour Florence Renaissance walking tour strings together the Duomo area, Medici landmarks, and the bridges of Michelangelo with a guide who can explain what you’re actually looking at. You’ll also get…
Two icons. One honest climb. This tour is a focused way to experience Piazza dei Miracoli and the Leaning Tower, including the 294-step ascent. I like that the big ticket item is handled up front with pre-booked tower entry, so…
Bologna feels like a puzzle with the right guide. This classic private walking tour starts at Piazza del Nettuno and leads you through the parts of the city that make Bologna so distinctive, from its famous arcades to big landmarks…
Venice in one day is a real test. It’s also a smart way to do it if you start in Florence: you get comfortable bus travel across regions and a guide who explains why this floating city works the way…
Towers, squares, and a proper wine day plan. This private small-group tour is interesting because you get a day-trip circuit that actually flows, with a guide to translate what you’re seeing in Siena and San Gimignano and a winery stop…
