FLORENCE
446 Tours Reviewed
Two hours of Bologna, minus the stress. This open-top, hop-on hop-off city tour lets you see the big landmarks from a comfortable ride, with a multilingual audioguide in your ear and plenty of photo chances. I really like the flexibility—you…
Medici power, art, and gardens in three hours. Starting from Piazza Pitti #1, you move from the big courtyard drama of Pitti Palace into the Palatine Gallery on timed entry. I love how the guide connects what you’re seeing to…
David is the main event. This Accademia Gallery tour is designed to get you inside faster with a reserved, timed entry ticket and a separate entrance, so you’re not stuck burning your morning in a long queue. I also like…
Perugia’s past is literally under your feet. Perugia Underground takes you into the monumental Saint Lawrence Island complex under the Cathedral of Saint Lawrence, where you’ll trace the city’s story from the ancient world to the Middle Ages. You start…
Two layers of story for the Duomo complex. This tour helps you see Florence’s most famous sacred site with multilingual audio plus a live guide who stays with the group and answers questions. You move through the Baptistery, the Opera…
Pisa hits fast, and that matters on a cruise day. This half-day shore excursion gets you from Livorno to Pisa’s Miracle Square with a live tour leader, then gives you the option to climb the Leaning Tower. The whole setup…
A tiny cellar, a big view. This Lucca-area winery tour pairs a short walk through the production process with a panoramic patio tasting overlooking the vineyard hills—so you get both the craft and the setting in about 1.5 hours. I…
Vespa and Chianti beat the city grind. This Florence-to-country day swaps museum lines for winding rural roads and a real break in pace. You get a guided automatic Vespa ride plus a traditional lunch and wine tasting at a family-run…
Chianti starts with a perfect drive. This half-day outing turns Siena into rolling vineyards fast, using a small-group 8-person minivan that keeps the day easy and comfortable. You pass countryside views, with regular photo pull-offs and a multilingual guide on…
Ninety minutes, and the art comes fast. This Florence Uffizi Gallery small group tour gets you inside with timed entry, then guides you through the stops that most people really come to see—up close. I like the tight route through…
The Uffizi can feel overwhelming fast. This tour works because you get reserved entry and a guide who turns famous paintings into stories tied to Florence. I like the way the tour connects major artists you’ve heard of—Giotto, Botticelli, Leonardo…
A day in Chianti is more than wine. This Florence-to-Chianti trip turns a long drive into a proper sensory experience, with an expert guide setting the scene as the city fades into vineyards, olive groves, and cypress-lined roads. You’ll ride…
Florence on two wheels feels different fast. This 2-hour ride gives you a guided path through famous sights like the Duomo and Ponte Vecchio, plus the narrower lanes that buses can’t touch. You also get story time from a local…
Follow your nose through Florence. This private 3-hour walk pairs classic sights with 6 or 10 exclusive tastings, so you get real food context as you stroll. I like that you’re not stuck in one restaurant. You sample Italian favorites…
The Uffizi can feel like a sprint. This private tour uses reserved skip-the-line entry and a timed visit so you can start seeing real art fast, not just waiting. You’ll also get a guide who helps you make sense of…
