FLORENCE
1158 Tours Reviewed
Art and architecture, stitched by a great walk. This tour is built for first-time Florence visitors who want context fast, then real masterpieces later. I like the skip-the-line Uffizi part because it keeps your day from turning into a ticket-queue…
Tuscan wine towns can feel like a blur. This one is built to keep them practical and together. You’ll start in Florence, ride out in a luxury minivan, then spend the day bouncing between hill towns and wine country with…
First impressions: quiet Tuscany on wheels. This 5-hour e-bike tour is a great way to see Val di Chiana’s wheat fields and vineyards without doing the full workout. I love the off-traffic white gravel roads and the chance to ride…
Lucca is best on foot. This private tour knits together the historic center and city walls with guided stops that help you understand what you’re actually looking at. You move at a comfortable pace, with explanations built into each key…
Fast day. Big horsepower. This private Florence outing pairs two totally different Italian moods: Ferrari country in Maranello, then the medieval-lively streets around Piazza Maggiore in Bologna. You get door-to-door hotel pickup and drop-off, plus a comfortable ride north in…
Florence rewards the people who plan. Palazzo Vecchio is the kind of place where a guide turns good art into real story. On this private guided museum tour, you meet up near the Palazzo and get express entry, then walk…
Brunello day trips feel like a day off. This private tour takes you from your hotel in Florence or Siena in a Mercedes with a chauffeur, then out to Montalcino for wine tastings, winery visits, and a proper lunch built…
A smart Florence shortcut is a guide who knows where to point. This private walk is a 3-hour, mostly outdoor stroll that blends big-name sights with less-visited corners, plus stories, urban legends, and a good dose of Florentine humor. I…
Michelangelo hits different when someone points you in the right direction. This skip-the-line Accademia Gallery small-group tour is built around one unforgettable anchor: Michelangelo’s David, plus enough Renaissance context to make the statue mean something beyond its fame. You get…
That first climb sets the tone. This Tuscany Hills Bike Tour sends you out of Florence and into the Chianti Classico hills for a full, hands-on day. You’ll pedal past vineyards and olive groves, stop for viewpoints, and finish with…
Food labels make more sense fast. This one-day trip from Florence turns famous flavors into real production steps, with stops built around Parmigiano Reggiano and balsamic vinegar. I like how you don’t just taste—you learn why Emilia-Romagna products are prized…
Michelangelo’s David hits harder when you get the backstory. This 2.5-hour Florence tour pairs fast-track Accademia Gallery entry with a guide who explains how Medici money and politics shaped the art you’re looking at, from Giovanni de Medici to Lorenzo…
Your phone becomes your Pisa guide. At $7.81, this self-guided route pairs an audio-and-text guide with a phone map so you can learn what you’re seeing without being herded. I really like the multi-language audio (English, Spanish, Italian, German, French)…
Florence turns into a game today. This tour takes the city’s biggest highlights and teaches them through kid-friendly challenges plus stories adults will enjoy too. I especially like the private, personalized pace, and how guides keep kids engaged with competitive…
Florence can feel huge the first day. This half-day private walking tour is built to help you get your bearings fast while still seeing the good stuff without the crowd chaos. You start near Piazza della Repubblica and finish around…
