FLORENCE
1142 Tours Reviewed
Olive oil gets a lot more interesting. At Frantoio di San Gimignano, you’re not just watching a process—you move through it with interactive multimedia panels and hands-on stops that make the olive oil world make sense fast. It’s set in…
Two hours at the Uffizi can feel like a good deal of time. This tour works because it bundles skip-the-line entry with a Spanish licensed guide, so you spend less time queueing and more time looking closely at top paintings.…
Towers and wine, same day. I like how this trip handles the hard parts for you: private pickup in Florence and a driver in a comfortable 7-seat van. I also love the food-and-wine focus at a real Tuscan farm, with…
Tuscany, minus the crowds. This is a 7-day-style tour schedule (with travel days) that trades day-after-day logistics for a fixed rhythm: farmhouse living, guided excursions across classic and lesser-known regions, and food that’s tied to local farms and cellars. Two…
Two top museums, one smooth plan. This Accademia & Uffizi combo tour gives you a guided hit of Florentine art in about 2.5 hours, with reserved entry so you spend less time stuck in lines. You’ll see Michelangelo’s David at…
Two castles make the day feel bigger. This full-day Chianti Rufina tour turns a normal Florence wine outing into a proper countryside mission: you ride through one of the quieter corners of Tuscany, visit historic estates set in medieval settings,…
Dinner with a lesson built in. This Florence experience pairs a guided market run at Mercato di Sant’Ambrogio with a hands-on cooking class in Mirella and Stefano’s home kitchen. I like that you don’t just watch. You shop, prep, cook,…
Pisa in four hours? It can work, and it’s a fun way to see the big sights fast. You’ll go straight by coach from Montecatini to Piazza dei Miracoli, with a local expert guiding you through the Cathedral area and…
Florence runs on stories, and Palazzo Vecchio is one of the biggest. This private, English-guided tour uses priority entry and includes the Arnolfo’s Tower ticket, so you’re not just looking at art—you’re watching the city’s political drama play out in…
Bologna has a giant ticking clock. In San Petronio, the time isn’t on a wall—it’s marked by an enormous sundial inside the church, and the scale is honestly hard to process until you’re standing there. I love how the tour…
Medieval Tuscany, minus the stress. This private day trip strings together three picture-perfect stops: Siena’s Gothic highlights, the walled village feel of Monteriggioni, and the tower-studded skyline of San Gimignano. The big win is that you travel by air-conditioned minivan…
Skip the line and get to the good parts. This Duomo tour is built for time-starved Florence days: fast-track entrance gets you inside quickly, then a guide brings the cathedral’s interior to life with live commentary. I especially like the…
Cinque Terre from Livorno is a long day, in a good way. This is set up as a private shore excursion with a driver, so you can spend your time where it counts: the villages and the viewpoints. I especially…
Lucca rewards slow wandering. This digital walk, made with a local in mind, helps you hit the city’s big landmarks without feeling rushed, and you can linger when the street scene steals your attention. I like the audio + written…
Florence hits hard when you have a plan. This private tour is built for seeing major highlights without turning your day into a scavenger hunt, and it runs with one guide who stays with your group from start to finish.…
