FLORENCE
1142 Tours Reviewed
Walking into the Uffizi with kids changes everything. This 2.5-hour Florence tour is built for families, with skip-the-line access and a guide who steers the visit using hands-on style tools like scorecards, tests, and sight-and-sound moments. I love that it…
Bologna hits different when you know where to look. This tour gets you moving through the historic core with a licensed guide, so you’re not stuck reading a map while the city does its quiet magic. I like that it’s…
Florence, but with pedals and a camera. This is not a standard check-box e-bike ride. You get a panoramic, easy city loop through major sights, plus tastings and a professional photo stop flow built into the route. The starting point…
Cinque Terre, but with a driver. This private full-day outing uses Lucca as your base and strings together coastal viewpoints with real time in the villages, with an English-speaking driver providing commentary as you go. The big appeal is flexibility:…
Chianti on an e-bike beats city tour. I love how this day turns Florence into a backdrop, not your whole trip. You start in the quieter Oltrarno area, then glide out toward the Chianti hills on e-bikes with plenty of…
Duomo lines can eat your day. This private Florence tour focuses on the Duomo Complex with priority access and a licensed guide who explains what you’re seeing in plain language. You’ll move through the cathedral, the Baptistery, the Opera Museum,…
Hills make this day worth it. This Florence-to-Chianti bike tour is all about getting out of the usual sightseeing loop and into working Tuscan countryside, with quick viewpoint stops plus a proper winery lunch. It runs with a small group…
Florence at night is all about angles. This electric-bike tour lets you glide past the city’s most famous squares without wrestling the hills or walking from one highlight to the next. I love that the ride feels easy, yet you…
Bologna is where food feels like a local language. This private tasting tour strings together Bolognese classics with market time and guided context, so you learn what you’re eating and why it matters. I love the way it pairs shopping-smart…
Cellars in Chianti beat wine bars. This Chianti wine and olive oil tasting at Fattoria Santo Stefano feels like stepping into real Tuscan production: you tour fermentation spaces, then see how wine aging in oak relates to what ends up…
Florence has a secret route through power. This exclusive-style outing threads you from the Uffizi Gallery into the Vasari Corridor, where Florence looks totally different once you’re above the street level and moving like a Medici insider. I love that…
Siena’s best angles need good timing. This 1-hour guided walk strings together the key sights in the historic center, with context on how Siena worked—government, civic pride, and even the Palio. I like the short, focused stops that help you…
Palazzo Vecchio is a power story in stone. This private tour pulls you straight into the decorated rooms of Florence’s former seat of government, with an expert who explains what artworks were really doing—politically and symbolically—plus the mystery tied to…
Perugia has a delicious way to show itself. This guided walking food tour is built around five real tastings across the medieval center, with the big Umbrian hits like torta al testo, pecorino, and cured meats. I like that it…
Pisa packs a lot into a short walk. This Pisa guided tour connects the big UNESCO sights at Piazza dei Miracoli with real context, then rewards you with a Tuscan wine tasting afterward. I like that the Leaning Tower part…
