FLORENCE
1142 Tours Reviewed
Food walks faster when wine is involved. This Duomo-area tour is a smart mix of street food and quick culture stops, with you moving through Florence’s market lanes and famous squares. It’s built for people who want flavor and orientation…
Medici intrigue in Florence is real. This 2-hour walking tour strings the Renaissance together with storytelling you can follow street by street, not just site by site. You’ll hear how the Medici family shaped the city, then see the big…
Pisa looks better from the saddle. This self-guided e-bike ride turns Pisa’s top sights into quick, low-stress stops, then keeps you moving along the Arno and historic lanes. I like that the app-based route gives you the freedom to go…
Florence has a different side when you play. This Medici-inspired self-guided walking quest uses beautifully designed clues to lead you around Florence’s famous sights and quieter streets, without the usual rush. You’ll get a mobile ticket, follow the story beats,…
Bologna food has rules. This 3.5-hour walk turns those rules into something you can actually taste, starting at Piazza del Nettuno and moving through classic cafés, markets, and historic trattorias. I love the small-group size (max 12) because you get…
A hilltop church is the main event here. This experience pairs the scenic ride on the San Luca Express with time at the stunning Santuario di Madonna di San Luca, plus reserved seating so you start moving without the usual…
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…
