FLORENCE
1158 Tours Reviewed
Florence’s cathedral complex can feel like a rewind button. You’ll walk through the Florence Cathedral Complex with a live guide, hitting the biggest spaces that shape the city’s Renaissance look, inside and out, and you’ll do it with included entry…
Skip the Accademia line. This 1-hour small-group David tour is built for people who want to see the big sights without losing half a day to crowds. I like the priority entrance that helps you start moving fast, and I…
Cinque Terre, then Pisa, in one full day. I love the small group size and the air-conditioned Mercedes transport that keeps the day moving without the stress of planning. The best part is a guided taste of the Cinque Terre…
Three supercar stops in one day. This is a full Motor Valley day built around real factory access and not just photo stops. You’ll start in Maranello for the Ferrari Museum, then head to Sant’Agata Bolognese for Lamborghini’s factory and…
Short ride, big Florence payoff. Getting out of Oltrarno on a bike, you roll from city streets into quiet Tuscan hills fast, with guides who explain what you’re seeing along the way. I love the combo of extra-virgin olive oil…
A museum like the Uffizi needs help. This private tour pairs a licensed guide with timed entry so you can start seeing the most important Renaissance works right away. You’ll get reserved entry, plus headsets so you can actually hear…
Cycling to Pisa feels like a shortcut. This one-day ride turns Tuscany into something you can do at a human pace: you follow Serchio River scenery on quiet roads, then end right in front of the Leaning Tower. I like…
Florence reads better on foot. In 1.5 hours, you move from the Duomo area to Piazza della Signoria and Ponte Vecchio, with a pro guide who puts the city in context. I especially like the radio system, so even in…
Then it turns into a slow, scenic way to understand the Sienese countryside. This tour takes you out of town and onto working-feeling trails where you pass vineyards, olive groves, and river paths, guided by someone who points out what…
Florence feels made for bikes. This 2 hour 15 minute ride strings together the big icons with short, useful stops so you can get oriented fast. You also get an expert guide plus an audio guide system, which helps you…
Florence’s Santa Croce moves fast. This guided visit bundles reserved basilica entry with a clear, story-driven walk through the church, the tombs, and the lesser-seen corners like the crypt and bell tower. You’ll start in the main square by the…
Your Bologna cravings start here. This 2.5-hour walking food tour threads through Bologna’s historic center, with tastings at local spots and lots of street-level atmosphere along the way. You’ll hit the key food moments—mortadella, tagliatelle al ragù, and gelato—while also…
Bologna feels bigger than it is. This private walking tour helps you understand how the city actually works, starting right from where you’re staying. You’ll explore with an English-speaking local guide and get a route that fits your pace, with…
That famous statue hits different in person. This skip-the-line Accademia tour uses a smart pace and an expert guide to help you see more than just big names. I like that you move through the museum with clear focus on…
David, but quieter. This evening Accademia Gallery tour is built around an easy, skip-the-line entry and a guided path that helps you see more than just the headline statue. I especially like the timing: as the day winds down, you’re…
