FLORENCE
1142 Tours Reviewed
If you like wine with a story, this tour fits perfectly. It takes you out of busy Lucca and into the Colline Lucchesi countryside for a small-group day with two independent wineries. I like that you get face-to-face time with…
Assisi packs a lot of meaning into a short walk. This private tour threads the Francis and Clare story through Assisi’s main spiritual power spots plus a few quieter corners you might miss on your own. I especially like the…
Siena’s organic wine lesson feels personal. At Azienda Agricola La Lastra, you’ll walk the vineyard and cellar side of Vine, Wine and Life in the Tuscan hills just 2 km from the center. I love how the tour explains the…
Food in Siena starts with one clever board. This 3-hour tour is a fast track to real Tuscan eating in the historic center, with a local guide who ties what you taste to how Siena works. I really like the…
One day. Two Renaissance giants. I like how this trip strings together Pisa’s white-marble sights and Florence’s big-art stops without dragging, and the Accademia skip-the-line time helps you actually see the highlights instead of waiting. I also appreciate the small-group…
Florence’s David is worth planning for. This guided Accademia Gallery tour is interesting because you get priority entry and a focused route through the museum’s biggest Renaissance hits, not a wander-and-hope stroll. I like the straight-in logistics (separate entrance, priority…
Michelangelo’s David is easier with a plan. This private Accademia Gallery tour is built to help you walk in fast, get the right context, and actually enjoy your time inside. You’ll choose a start time that fits your day, and…
Renaissance art in a short window. The Uffizi Gallery can feel like a firehose of paintings, so this skip-the-line guided tour is a smart way to get in quickly and focus on the big stories behind the masterpieces. I like…
A night in Bologna gets better when wine is on the route. This walk-through-city-center experience is built for real wine time: you meet, you move from enoteca to osteria, and you taste Colli Bolognesi wines with guidance from a local…
Florence looks best when you leave it. This small-group e-bike ride strings together city views, quiet countryside roads, and slow food stops without tiring your legs out. You’ll start with the big skyline moment at Piazzale Michelangelo, then roll into…
Florence’s Duomo complex is built for wow moments. This guided walk gives you the big-picture story of Santa Maria del Fiore and the surrounding sights, then rewards you with a view from the Giotto Bell Tower. I especially love how…
Church art in Umbria can stop you cold. This Florence-day trip pairs free time in Perugia with a focused, guided visit to Assisi, where the Basilica of San Francesco preserves frescoes by Giotto, Cimabue, Simone Martini, and Pietro Lorenzetti. I…
The Medici chapel tour feels like court gossip. In a tight 1.5 hours, you walk through the Cappelle Medicee with a certified guide who turns family power plays into something you can actually picture. What I like most is the…
Two hill towns, one great Tuscan day. I love the way this trip pairs Pienza’s art-and-architecture design with a proper Vino Nobile tasting in Montepulciano’s underground cellars. You’ll also get a farm lunch on a terrace, which makes the whole…
Assisi has hills, stairs, and tight streets. This tour turns all of that into a smooth ride on a vintage Ape Calessino. In 1.5 hours, you’ll cover the main sights from the Basilica of Santa Chiara down to the Basilica…
