FLORENCE
446 Tours Reviewed
Florence moves fast when art is the plan. I love the fact that this tour includes skip-the-ticket-line access to the Accademia Gallery, and I also love how the guides turn masterpieces into clear stories you can follow, even if you…
Florence makes more sense on two wheels. With Roberto, you ride through the historic center and hear stories you won’t get from plaques—street-level politics, family power games, and Renaissance hints tucked into everyday corners. I especially love how the tour…
Florence looks different after dark. This exclusive Legends of Florence night walk turns the usual landmarks into story scenes, with anecdotes you won’t find in the quick plaques. Two things I like a lot: you get a licensed English-speaking guide…
Three wineries, zero guesswork. This exclusive Florence-to-Tuscany day is built around a level 3 sommelier, so you spend less time figuring out what to pick and more time tasting and learning. I also like the mix of scenic driving and…
Chianti hills can feel worlds away, and this one runs on schedule. You’ll start at Winery San Giorgio a Lapi and spend 2.5 hours tasting wine with a real family business vibe, plus art and food that make the whole…
Orvieto has a second city underground. This e-bike loop strings together the Duomo area, medieval lanes, and cool tuff tunnels below, all with English guidance and time built in for photos. I especially like the prebooked Underground entry (so you’re…
Florence looks different before the crowds. This small-group tour strings together early Uffizi entry with a guided walk through the city center, then finishes at the Accademia Gallery for Michelangelo’s David. You’ll move between major stops with an actual guide…
Lucca wakes up fast, and so does this tour. You get a smart morning overview of the old town, paired with stop-and-smell-the-coffee tastings that make the sights easier to remember, especially when the guide is someone like Chiara or Antonella.…
Florence clicks when someone points you the right way. This short walk is a smart, eco-friendly introduction to the Renaissance city, designed to help you get your bearings fast and turn the rest of your trip into targeted exploring. I…
Siena tastes better with a local by your side. This is a walking tour with tastings that mixes small bites, wine, and gelato with stories about how Siena works—socially, historically, and in everyday life. I like that you get at…
Florence tastes better on foot. This 2-hour guided food-and-wine walk takes you through the core of the city while you sample Tuscan street food classics and local wine at five gastronomic stops. I like that the tour doesn’t just point…
Fashion history in Florence, on foot. This tour is a smart way to see how Florence became a fashion power without getting stuck in a stuffy lecture. I especially like the guided street walk through cobbled lanes and squares, and…
Seven hours, six people, and big art. This semi-private Florence tour is a smart way to hit the city’s top sights without feeling swallowed by the crowds. I especially like the max 6-person group size (you can actually ask questions)…
First ride ideas for Florence? A private e-bike tour makes the city’s highlights feel close and doable. You glide out from central streets with an electric assist, and you still get the payoff of a guided storytelling loop. E-bikes keep…
Skip the crowds and slow down. This is a small, family-run winery day outside San Gimignano, built around real farm work and a calm lunch at Tenuta Guardastelle. You’ll walk through vines and olive areas, hear how the property makes…
