FLORENCE
1572 Tours Reviewed
Vinci and Chianti in one smooth afternoon. I like how the plan pairs Vinci’s Leonardo da Vinci baptistery visit with a real Chianti wine tasting in a small, family-run setting. You get those big Tuscan views from the bus window,…
Florence on two wheels feels like a cheat code. This electric Vespa experience is built around your own pace with a smartphone app route, plus a proper end-of-ride tasting in Oltrarno. I especially like the mix of city driving and…
Few statues hit like Michelangelo’s David. This private Accademia Gallery tour in Florence pairs skip-the-line priority access with a dedicated art historian guide, so you spend your time looking at the works instead of getting stuck in queues. I like…
One day, three medieval moods. This tour strings together Siena’s big art and civic squares, San Gimignano’s tower views and shop-stops, and a Chianti winery experience in one smooth 10.5-hour day from Florence. You’ll ride in a small group (max…
Bologna tastes like a story. This private food tour is a smart way to experience the edible soul of Emilia-Romagna, with a guide weaving together food tastings and medieval sights as you walk. You start in the old market area,…
Pisa can feel big and loud. This family-focused tour turns the Piazza dei Miracoli into an organized adventure, with a guide who’s used to keeping kids engaged. Two things I like a lot: you get guaranteed skip-the-line admission for the…
Two hours, and the Duomo complex hits hard. I like this tour for the Opera del Duomo Museum masterpieces and the optional climb views, both packed into a very walkable Florence center loop. One thing to keep in mind: even…
Bologna clicks faster when a local sets the pace. This is a private, personalized half-day that steers you through the city with a guide who can swap stops to match what you care about, from big sights to side streets.…
Two hours, and your kids still ask questions. What makes this Florence experience stand out is the family-focused treasure hunt plus game-style stops that keep everyone switched on. I also like that it includes a kid-pleasing gelato stop and a…
Florence is easier from a golf cart. This private, guided loop gives you Duomo-area sights and river views without the full-on walking slog, and the payoff at Piazzale Michelangelo is the kind of panorama you remember. I especially like the…
Lucca on two wheels feels like a small secret. This self-guided route is built around Lucca’s city walls and countryside riding with clear directions. I also like that it gives you a break from the main sightseeing flow, so you…
Assisi can feel overwhelming fast. This guided route keeps you moving with a clear story arc, from Francis of Assisi to Carlo Acutis, and then out into town. The pace is built for real sightseeing time, with stops that mix…
Florence sparkles after dark. This family-friendly walk turns the city into a kid-sized game, then rewards everyone with pizza and gelato along the way. I like that it’s built for real family energy, not stiff museum mode. My favorite part…
Fresh pasta starts with a market walk. This Cesarine experience mixes a hands-on cooking lesson with real local shopping in Bologna—then you eat what you make at the table with wine. You’ll likely meet an instructor in the city center…
This is where Florence’s Medici legacy becomes art in stone. The Medici Chapels complex is a mix of tombs, sculptures, and church spaces that explain how a family turned influence into something you can walk through. You’ll see the Church…
