FLORENCE
1572 Tours Reviewed
Florence can be a lot for little legs. This private tour turns the city’s big art and architecture into kid-sized stops with games and gelato samples. You get a professional art historian and a kid-focused guide working together, so your…
You’re one pedal stroke from Chianti. This guided hills ride ties together classic Tuscan roads, panoramic Florence views, and a hands-on family farm lunch in the Chianti Classico area. I love how the route keeps you moving through olive groves…
Two wheels in Florence beats the slow grind. This Vespa chauffeur tour is built for fast, safe sightseeing, with quick stops at iconic viewpoints and a guide who explains what you’re seeing along the way. I love the way the…
Bike lanes and big-name sights can share a day. This self-guided Pisa to Lucca ride pairs short stops in Pisa with an easy, flat stretch on the Puccini Cycle Path along the Serchio River. I like that you’re not stuck…
Forget crowded towns; here’s Chianti in a glass. This guided stop at Terre di Perseto is interesting because you get the full farm-to-table picture: a short winery and production tour, then a focused tasting of 4 wines plus their extra…
A day like this cuts through food-tour fluff. You get a real factory-to-cellar route across Emilia-Romagna, starting with Parmigiano Reggiano and ending with traditional balsamic vinegar tastings. I particularly love the way the day is built around hands-on guided production…
That vintage Fiat sounds like a movie prop. What makes this Chianti tour work is how hands-on it feels: you get the classic Tuscan countryside roads, a real behind-the-wheel experience option, and a winery stop that’s more than just a…
Eight stops, one very hungry afternoon. The 2Italia Lucca Food Tour is a 3.5-hour walking experience built around what Lucchesi actually eat, with 8–10 tastings in small local places you’d likely miss on your own. I love the off-the-beaten-path stops…
Florence in 90 minutes sounds tight. It is, but this walk is built to help you get your bearings fast and leave with the Medici story, the Duomo skyline, and the main-photo stops stitched together in one route. I especially…
Ferrari and Lamborghini in one day feels unreal. This private tour lines up three major Italian automaker museums with your group’s pace in mind, plus a guide like Ian or Antony who can turn car facts into an actual story.…
A haunted walk through Florence, by puzzle. Florence Inferno turns Dante’s gloomy world into a street-level scavenger hunt, led by a smartphone app and built for a private group. I like that you can linger at each puzzle stop as…
Duomo day can be a lot to handle. This guided plan keeps you moving through Florence’s big-ticket sights with a certified guide and headsets, so you actually understand what you’re seeing. I especially like how the tour sets context right…
Florence hits you fast, and this tour feeds that momentum. You get skip-the-line entry to both the Accademia and the Uffizi in one tight 5-hour package, plus a smart walk around the city’s big Renaissance landmarks. I love that the…
Two hours, one vintage Fiat, pure Tuscany. This Classic Chianti Hills Fiat 500 Tour has a simple appeal: you get to drive a classic Italian car through famous countryside without wrestling with navigation. You’ll start from a clubhouse in Scandicci…
Pisa feels like a puzzle, and this tour helps solve it. The walk threads together the Cathedral area, the medieval quarter, and the Arno riverfront so you get more than the Leaning Tower photo. You’ll also snack along the way—sweet…
