FLORENCE
1572 Tours Reviewed
Food tastes better when you walk with a local. This 2.5-hour Florence street food tour puts you near the Duomo while you eat your way through Tuscan classics and city squares. I like that it mixes sightseeing with actual bites,…
A Chianti day with castle access is hard to beat. This private-style tour from Florence pairs wine tastings with real Tuscan stops: a family winery at Tenuta Le Lame, lunch in the Greve area, and a private visit to Castello…
A single sculpture can change your day. This Accademia Gallery tour gives you a priority entry plan and a guide-led visit centered on Michelangelo’s David, plus Renaissance artworks you’ll spot more clearly with explanations. I like the combo of a…
Towers, wine, and a driver who handles the rest. This private day trip gives you the feel of Chianti without the stress: you leave Florence in a luxury sedan or minivan with Wi‑Fi, then a guide builds a day around…
Designer bargains without the Florence sticker shock. This half-day outlet run is all about trading tight boutique budgets for outlet-style deals. You’re picked up in Florence, driven about 40 minutes to The Mall, and then you get time to hunt…
Medici Florence is a power story on your feet. I like how this tour connects Medici strategy to the exact streets and buildings you’re passing, including the family networks tied to names like the Bardi and Altoviti. I also like…
This food walk is built around one big moment. You start near Palazzo Pitti and head into Santo Spirito and Oltrarno with a local guide, then move through Fiorentina steak plus classic dessert stops. It’s a simple setup that feels…
Olive oil gets personal here. This experience at L’enoteca del Frantoio di Tistarelli Fausta turns a simple tasting into a clear look at how extra virgin olive oil is made, from olive harvest to pressing. I like that the mill…
Brunello feels easier with a plan. This tour strings together four winery tastings with visits to places you likely wouldn’t reach on your own, plus a four-course lunch that’s built around local bottles. The day also has one trade-off: it’s…
Bologna rewards slow looking. This guided route strings together the city’s big architectural moments with a live local voice, and it moves at a human pace for small groups. The only real catch is logistics: you need to be ready…
Pisa can be a blur of selfies. This tour slows it down with a private, photographer-led pace at the best photo backdrops. I love the three photo stops that cover the Cathedral Square, the riverfront, and the Keith Haring mural.…
Pitti Palace moves fast. This small-group visit is built for seeing the real standouts—Medici rooms and major collections—without losing half your day in lines or confusion. I especially like the headphones setup, because in a palace full of echoes, they…
Gears, engines, and Italian attitude. This Motor Valley day trip is built around seeing the real places where legends are made, not just admiring them from afar. I love the Ducati factory tour plus museum combo, because you actually walk…
Florence has a second show—food. This 3.5-hour walking tour takes you through the neighborhoods around Piazza Sant’Ambrogio and puts real Florentine eating habits on your plate, starting with espresso and ending with classic sweets like cantucci and gelato. You get…
Good food starts with a good welcome. This Tuscan lunch and winery tasting in San Gimignano is built around one simple idea: eat well, taste locally, then learn how it all gets made. I like the small group setup, where…
