FLORENCE
1572 Tours Reviewed
Skip the crowded bus. This private Siena day drops you into Val d’Orcia with a guide who explains what you’re seeing and why it matters. I like that it feels flexible, not like a rushed checklist. Two things I especially…
Florence on two wheels works for people who hate wasting daylight. I like that this tour gives you 20+ photo stops and a real Arno crossing to Ponte Vecchio, all in about 2.5 hours. The big drawback: Florence streets can…
Florence explains itself in three hours. This is a tight walk through the Renaissance power game, from Michelangelo’s David to the Medici’s showplaces, with a final stop that even survives wartime heartbreak. You’ll also see how Florentines talked about art…
Bologna moves fast. This 2-hour walking tour is a practical way to see the center’s key sights without getting lost in the maze of alleys. It starts at Palazzo d’Accursio and routes you through the squares that define Bologna’s look…
Florence looks best when you get your bearings fast. This small-group bike tour is a quick hit of major sights and on-the-go history, paced for real people, not tour-bus robots. You’ll move through the city center and get that rare…
Dante’s footsteps still feel close. This guided walk turns Florence’s medieval streets into a living guide to The Divine Comedy, with a strong focus on Dante Alighieri’s life. You’ll start in the city’s historic center and move through key spaces…
Perugia has a secret under your feet. This private city tour mixes the easy-to-love surface of Umbria’s hill capital with the shock of walking inside Rocca Paolina. You’ll also finish up around Piazza IV Novembre to see Fontana Maggiore and…
A mystery game through Florence beats sightseeing. This Medici Secrets & Mysteries experience turns the city into a clue board, using an app-led treasure hunt that sends you from one Medici-flavored stop to the next. It runs at your own…
Florence turns extra mysterious at night. This 2-hour guided evening walk strings together big-name landmarks with the myths and stories that explain why people still talk about them. I like that it’s designed for a small group, so you get…
Street art in Pisa is fun. This self-guided e-bike tour turns city sightseeing into something you can actually finish in one afternoon. I especially like how it pairs big, colorful murals (including Keith Haring and Eduardo Kobra) with a smooth…
This day feels like two adventures. An ATV ride through Chianti countryside pairs with medieval villages and a proper winery stop, so your time never gets stuck in one mode for long. You’re riding through woods and vineyards, then switching…
Florence gets a lot quieter when you tour it for kids. This 2.5-hour walk through the city center keeps the Renaissance stories moving with games and scavenger-hunt style challenges, so kids stay curious instead of clock-watching. I especially like the…
The Duomo’s climb is no joke. This short Duomo cupola tour is built around advance reservations, so you spend less time stuck in the wrong line and more time getting to Brunelleschi’s dome. You’ll also hear the narration clearly with…
A long day starts with a perfect coast plan. This private outing strings together Cinque Terre villages and then adds the Leaning Tower of Pisa, with train and boat tickets rolled in and your guide handling the driving. I especially…
Perugia tells its story in layers. This private walk helps you read the streets, squares, and underground passages like you actually lived there for a week. I like that you get an official private guide, so the pace and focus…
