FLORENCE
1142 Tours Reviewed
Power and paint. That’s the hook here. This Uffizi tour focuses less on paint technique and more on what drove the artists: rivalry, corruption, family politics, and the hidden symbolism that comes with it. I love that it connects art…
That is one hungry city, and this tour helps. Bologna is known as la Grassa, and walking with a chef is a smart way to connect the dots between the markets, the classics, and the little places you’d miss on…
Towers, cathedral scenes, and tastings in one morning. This private day trip from Florence pairs guided time in two of Tuscany’s most photogenic hill towns with a relaxed schedule and pick-up style convenience. I especially like the private transportation (you’re…
A sea breeze ride from Pisa awaits. This self-guided adventure lets you pedal with just your own group and follow the Ciclopista del Trammino tramway track, swapping car worries for countryside and shoreline views. It’s a good-value way to see…
Assisi has a way of slowing you down. This guided Basilica di San Francesco visit helps you make sense of one of Italy’s most important church complexes, from the tomb level to the Upper Basilica fresco stories. You get a…
Siena rewards slow feet, and this route helps you go in order. You follow a smart loop of historic gates, brick churches, famous water sources, and the big cathedral views, with an audio-and-text guide in multiple languages. I like that…
This private Florence-to-Chianti trip is interesting because it mixes famous medieval sights with real free time you can actually use. I like the private driver-and-van setup (so you’re not stuck with a slow group), and I also like the built-in…
Chianti gets better when you’re not driving. This private full-day tour from Florence lets you ride out into the wine country with a dedicated driver, then spend your time where you want—Greve in Chianti, Montefioralle, and often a winery stop…
Tuscany in one busy day can be a real payoff. This private route strings together some of Italy’s most recognizable stops, then adds backroads and viewpoints around Pisa’s Square of Miracles and Siena’s Piazza del Campo. I like that the…
David, minus the stress. This fast-track Accademia Gallery visit is built for people who want the key Florence moment—David—with priority skip-the-line entry, plus clear context about the Florentine republic and why this Old Testament hero became such a symbol. You’ll…
Podere Pellicciano turns wine into a walkable story. This family winery near Lucca mixes a vineyard and olive-grove visit with a cellar look, then tops it off with tastings you can actually compare side by side. It’s the kind of…
Two icons of Florence, timed perfectly. This Accademia + Uffizi small-group combo turns a short day into a real Renaissance hit, starting at Michelangelo’s David and ending with masterpieces like Botticelli and Leonardo. I love the skip-the-ticket-line setup for both…
Bologna smells like lunch—and this turns it into a plan. The Food Tasting Box is a self-paced route through Bologna’s food culture, built around 7 vouchers you use in selected shops in the historic center, plus a map and QR…
Medici Florence has a way of pulling strings. This 2.5-hour small-group tour stitches together the city’s art and politics, from Medici-era churches to Michelangelo’s early Florence story. You’ll get a guided storyline instead of a random sequence of famous stops,…
A private day of cheese, wine, and big views. You’ll travel stress-free from Siena with private transportation and a guide who sets a relaxed pace through UNESCO Val d’Orcia, with frequent photo stops along the way. I especially like the…
