FLORENCE
1142 Tours Reviewed
One day, two hill towns. This is a tight loop through Etruscan and Roman Perugia and UNESCO Assisi, with Giotto frescoes waiting at the end. I like that the day mixes big-name art with real city atmosphere in between. The…
One day can feel like a whole coastal trip. This private chauffeur tour swaps the grind of trains for a scenic drive, then gives you real free time in the Cinque Terre National Park to wander, snack, and take photos…
That first sip tells a story. This extra virgin olive oil tour near Pisa is all about connecting food flavor with how it’s made, from tree to mill to table. You’ll stroll the estate’s olive grove (including a tree over…
Bologna looks different when you’re moving slowly on two wheels. This tour takes you through porticoes and lesser-seen corners with quick stories that make the city feel like it has a pulse. I especially like the mix of big sights…
Florence sounds different when you walk with audio. This smartphone audioguide turns the biggest sights into a paced route you can control, using recorded narration tied to the landmarks you’re actually seeing, plus an offline map when you’re moving between…
That first look at the Duomo hits hard. This private tour is a fast, focused way to see why Siena’s Duomo is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, with a guide pointing out what matters most inside. I love that you…
Good shoes matter right away. This Hike & Wine Tour pairs an active walk in the Mugello hills with an estate stop for wine and extra-virgin olive oil tasting, guided by Simone, a professional licensed by the Tuscany Region. You…
Arezzo does wine in a very architectural way. This 90-minute tour mixes a walk through the vines, a look at a modern wine cellar tied to the Toscana Wine Architecture network, and a guided tasting built around three organic wines…
Balsamic and cheese, in one tidy day. This half-day outing turns Emilia-Romagna food culture into something you can actually see: wheels of Parmigiano Reggiano and the slow craft behind traditional balsamic, all with producer-led tastings. I especially like how the…
Piazza della Signoria is one big message board. This anti walking tour keeps you moving through the square’s key points without getting stuck in selfie bottlenecks, and it uses the statue “network” to explain why Michelangelo’s David is more than…
The Uffizi can feel like a controlled art explosion. This small-group tour links the museum’s biggest names to the Medici story, then walks you through key Florence sights along the way. You get a licensed guide plus headsets so you…
Michelangelo’s Florence still feels close. This 3-hour tour strings together the places that shaped him, from church tombs to three major sculpture stops, with an end inside the Accademia Gallery so you can keep going. I especially like how it…
Stone, wine, and lunch in Chianti. At Monterinaldi Castle in Radda, you’ll get a guided look at the cellars and a tasting of three wines, including Vinsanto, with Chianti countryside views in the background. What I love most is the…
Florence is easier once someone points things out. This 1.5-hour walking tour connects the big sights you already know (the Duomo, Ponte Vecchio) with the stories behind the power of the Medici family and the Renaissance. It’s not a slow…
A great bite starts with great direction. This private food tour in Siena is built for 10 tastings in about 3 hours, with your own local foodie guide keeping things personal. You can tailor what you go after, and you…
