FLORENCE
1158 Tours Reviewed
Three hours, one soaring slice of Florence. This VIP private tour is built to get you inside the places that make the Duomo complex feel personal, not just famous. I especially like the skip-the-line access into Santa Maria del Fiore…
A fast Italy sampler with real breathing room. I like the mix of guided tours and free time so you get context for the big sights without feeling glued to a schedule. I also like the comfort details: a deluxe…
Michelangelo meets a smooth game plan. This tour strings together skip-the-line Accademia access to David with a guided walk through Florence’s big-name sights and smaller story-driven moments. I like that you’re in a max 18 small group with an expert…
Bologna tastes fast here. This small-group food tour strings together Quadrilatero market tastings with short stops at famous squares, all in about two hours with an English-speaking guide. If you end up with hosts like Andrea or Cristina, you’ll get…
A bell tower appears, and time slows. At Castello Poggiarello in the Val di Merse, you get a guided walk through medieval castle spaces, Renaissance gardens, and a chapel before heading to an on-site organic winery for tasting. It’s a…
Medieval towers look like they were designed for photos. This private walk through UNESCO San Gimignano connects the pretty skyline to real stories about family rivalry, civic power, and art you can actually see up close. You’ll also get guided…
Art that finally makes sense. This private Uffizi Gallery experience is built for the reality of Florence: it’s crowded, and you don’t want to burn your day in lines. I like the prepaid, timed entry approach that helps you get…
Pisa and Florence, minus the headache. This full-day private shore excursion strings together Tuscany’s big two in a smart, time-efficient way, starting right at Livorno Port. You’ll ride in a comfortable Mercedes van with a driver-guide who talks you through…
Bologna lands better without a map. This classic private walking tour stitches together the city’s top stops into one smooth route, guided in English by a certified pro—so you’re not stuck staring at streets and guesswork. I like the A-list…
Assisi can feel like a maze of stone lanes and holy names. This private, licensed-guided route keeps things focused, with St. Francis’s Basilica and Giotto frescoes as the anchor, plus key stops around the medieval center. It’s also private, so…
Food walks make Perugia click. This one strings together the city’s best eating moments with an easy walking route, so you get your bearings fast around landmarks like the Arco Etrusco and Rocca Paolina. I really like the small-group cap…
Two hours can change how you see Florence. This guided bike tour is built for spotting details you usually miss when you rush between ticket lines, with a guide sharing street-level stories along the main piazzas and classic viewpoints. You…
Cinque Terre and Pisa in one long, well-run day. This private up-to-8 tour is built for time and convenience: you start with Florence pickup, ride in a black minivan, then spend the Cinque Terre day moving between villages by train,…
Bologna, told like a neighborhood story. This self-guided walk uses a local digital guide with audio trivia to show the city’s main monuments and the best places to eat, not just dry facts. I especially like the own pace setup,…
Headphones help you hear Florence. This Opera del Duomo visit uses a skip-the-line e-ticket plus an audio tour on your phone, so you can move at your own pace through some of the city’s most famous sacred spaces. What I…
