FLORENCE
1572 Tours Reviewed
Assisi has a way of slowing you down. This full-day tour turns the town’s famous Franciscan sites into a clear, story-driven route. I like that you get expert guidance that connects Saint Francis and Saint Clare to what you’re actually…
A Fiat 500 makes Tuscany feel personal. This tour is a fun way to see the Tuscan hills outside Florence without the stress of steering and route-finding in town. You’ll ride in a fully-equipped vintage Fiat 500, then look down…
Florence looks different from its hills. This electric golf cart tour takes you off the straight-line tourist routes and onto the slopes around Florence, mixing panoramic views with real stories tied to religion, science, and the Medici legacy. I love…
Chianti is a quick escape from Florence. This half-day tour drives you into Tuscany’s rolling hills for two estate visits, plenty of wine tasting, and a breather from the city crowds. I like that it’s structured like a real day…
Michelangelo is waiting in the Accademia. This skip-the-line tour keeps you from wasting precious time in tight Florence crowds, and it puts you right into a guided look at Renaissance art with context that’s easy to follow. I also like…
That’s a lot packed into three hours. This Montefalco experience mixes Sagrantino-area vineyard walking, an oil mill tour, and tastings that go beyond just wine. The guide role matters here too—many groups mention Jessica’s clear explanations while you move from…
Cinque Terre feels far away. This day trip keeps it simple: you start in Florence, ride west through Tuscany, then land in Liguria for Cinque Terre’s cliffside villages. I like how the route is built for variety, mixing medieval towns…
Renaissance Florence comes alive on foot. This guided loop links big-name art and real street corners, from the Uffizi area to the Ponte Vecchio stretch that so many stories orbit. I especially like how the tour connects places to the…
Florence moves fast on foot. This private 3-hour walking tour ties together the Renaissance centerpiece sights, with an expert guide keeping you oriented across Piazza del Duomo and Ponte Vecchio. It is a smart way to see the city’s big…
Art and architecture, stitched by a great walk. This tour is built for first-time Florence visitors who want context fast, then real masterpieces later. I like the skip-the-line Uffizi part because it keeps your day from turning into a ticket-queue…
Tuscan wine towns can feel like a blur. This one is built to keep them practical and together. You’ll start in Florence, ride out in a luxury minivan, then spend the day bouncing between hill towns and wine country with…
First impressions: quiet Tuscany on wheels. This 5-hour e-bike tour is a great way to see Val di Chiana’s wheat fields and vineyards without doing the full workout. I love the off-traffic white gravel roads and the chance to ride…
Lucca is best on foot. This private tour knits together the historic center and city walls with guided stops that help you understand what you’re actually looking at. You move at a comfortable pace, with explanations built into each key…
Fast day. Big horsepower. This private Florence outing pairs two totally different Italian moods: Ferrari country in Maranello, then the medieval-lively streets around Piazza Maggiore in Bologna. You get door-to-door hotel pickup and drop-off, plus a comfortable ride north in…
Florence rewards the people who plan. Palazzo Vecchio is the kind of place where a guide turns good art into real story. On this private guided museum tour, you meet up near the Palazzo and get express entry, then walk…
