FLORENCE
1142 Tours Reviewed
A haunted walk through Florence, by puzzle. Florence Inferno turns Dante’s gloomy world into a street-level scavenger hunt, led by a smartphone app and built for a private group. I like that you can linger at each puzzle stop as…
Duomo day can be a lot to handle. This guided plan keeps you moving through Florence’s big-ticket sights with a certified guide and headsets, so you actually understand what you’re seeing. I especially like how the tour sets context right…
Florence hits you fast, and this tour feeds that momentum. You get skip-the-line entry to both the Accademia and the Uffizi in one tight 5-hour package, plus a smart walk around the city’s big Renaissance landmarks. I love that the…
Two hours, one vintage Fiat, pure Tuscany. This Classic Chianti Hills Fiat 500 Tour has a simple appeal: you get to drive a classic Italian car through famous countryside without wrestling with navigation. You’ll start from a clubhouse in Scandicci…
Pisa feels like a puzzle, and this tour helps solve it. The walk threads together the Cathedral area, the medieval quarter, and the Arno riverfront so you get more than the Leaning Tower photo. You’ll also snack along the way—sweet…
Perugia goes underground. And in just two hours you’ll stitch together Fontana Maggiore and the underground maze of the Rocca Paolina like they’re one story. I love how the walk gives you both the big postcard sights and the small…
Bologna clicks faster with a local guide. This private walk is built for getting your bearings in the right neighborhoods, then going off the main tourist track toward street art, boutiques, and galleries. I like the personalized route and I…
Florence is art on hard streets. This combo tour strings together a classic Renaissance walking loop with skip-the-line entry to two heavyweight museums: the Uffizi and the Accademia. You get a live speaking guide in Spanish, plus headphones, so the…
Pisa is quick, and that is the point. This private day trip is built for getting you from Florence to the right places in time for the big photo spots, plus a guided stroll that explains what you’re actually looking…
Perugia is best met on foot. This walking tour gives you audio and written commentary you can control, with key stops from Etruscan walls to a papal fortress. For about $7.81, you also get the kind of practical guidance that…
Chianti by electric bike turns a big day into a friendly one. This small-group tour gets you out of Siena for vineyard views and country air, then wraps it up with a farm lunch and wine tasting. The biggest plus…
Chianti moves fast. In eight hours you get countryside views, fortifications, and real wine talk in a small group setting. I love the combo of cellar tours plus tastings paired with a traditional Tuscan lunch with wine. The one drawback…
Florence moves fast. This tour slows it down. You get a small-group pace with a kid-focused guide, plus skip-the-line entry that helps your whole family reach Michelangelo’s David without the long Accademia bottleneck. I especially like how the guide turns…
Horses and Chianti in one calm day. This tour is a smart escape from Florence: you trade city streets for a 1.5-hour horseback ride through vineyards and olive groves, then shift gears to a historic Chianti estate for wine, cellars,…
Pisa is easy when someone else drives. This private half-day gives you door-to-door comfort from Florence, then hands you the wheel of your own time at Pisa’s UNESCO setting—without herding or waiting around. I also like that you can plan…
